New Full eBook Ltd PLR - Traffic, Profits & List Building with a Blog; Storytelling Success Secrets PLR; Asking Others
Published: Mon, 10/31/22
Happy Halloween! I know many don't do anything on this date - we don't even have trick or treaters anymore. Our driveway is long and most families go to neighborhoods where they can hit house after house easily, which makes sense. I know many people think of it in terms of some bad day, etc.
To my family, it's nothing more than getting dressed up in fun costumes, carving pumpkins while we laugh and spend time together, and (when they were little) taking the kids trick or treating. I always hate the Jimmy Fallon show where they have parents telling kids they ate all their candy so they start crying. I'd never make my kids cry for a laugh.
Scarlett has her bedazzled Scream mask outfit this year, but I showed her the only picture I have of me on Halloween at about age 10 - I had on a white coverup (like you'd wear to the pool), black circles around my eyes and my face painted white - supposed to be a ghost. LOL! So lame. Nothing like what they have today.
Today is also national caramel apple day - and I love those wraps you can get at the store, and then put the apple in the oven to melt it around the apple.
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New Full eBook Limited PLR - Traffic, Profits and List Building with a Blog
My latest limited to 50 buyers PLR is called Traffic, Profits and List Building with a Blog and this is a FULL eBook that teaches people how to achieve the ultimate trio of online success - being able to get visitors to your site, convincing them to sign up as a subscriber, and making money from those efforts - all done using a low cost blog strategy that anyone can do! Blogging is a newbie-friendly option that even the most seasoned, six and seven figure earners adopt into their strategy.This 21-page 9,260-word report covers the following:
- Get Into the Minds of Your Audience
- Create SEO Content That Will Bury the Competition
- Use Strategic Images to Funnel Traffic to Your Blog
- Rank Above Organic Search Results without Paying for It
- Tap Into Video Marketing for a Flood of Visitors
- Let Linktree Increase Your Ability to Drive Traffic
- Start Recording Your Thoughts for Syndicated Traffic
- Stretch the Use of Your Content for More Traffic
- Get Traffic By Leveraging Your Contacts
- Encourage Social Sharing to Let Others Send Traffic for You
- Become a Contributor in Your Niche Online
- Master Click-Worthy Headlines and Previews
- Position Yourself as a Host of Top Notch Information and Guidance
- Spend a Small Amount on Paid Traffic
- Use the Right Tools to Secure a List
- Make Sign up a Breeze for Prospective Subscribers
- Put a Lot of Work Into Creating a Pay-Worthy Freebie
- Split Test Your Lead Magnets and Forms
- Make CTAs a Routine Part of All of Your Content
- Use Your Email Signature to Promote Your Newsletter
- Make Them Green with Envy Using Gated Content for Subscribers Only
- Launch Low Ticket List Builders
- Arrange a Special Private Affiliate Promo to a Competitor's List
- Generate Word of Mouth By Being an Email Marketer Who Wows Your Readers
- Let Social Media Build Your List for You
- See If There's a Quiz Your Audience Will Opt in For
- Be the Antithesis of Every Other Marketer in Your Niche
- Have a Giveaway Event to Increase Subscriber Numbers
- Promote Digital Downloads as an Affiliate
- Sell Your Own Info Product from Your Blog
- Earn Money Guiding Consumers on Which Tangibles to Buy
- Sell Access to Password Protected Paid Content
- Earn Ad Revenue By Embedding a Bit of Code
- Instead of Solo Ads Sell Solo Blog Space
- Have a High Ticket Coaching Program Built Into Your Blog
- Get Paid as a Blog Influencer to Namedrop Brands
- Monetize Your Content Using CPA Offers
- Use Image Ad Space Effectively
- Sell Digital and Printable Low Content Products from Your Blog
- Offer Services That People Need
- Host a Virtual Summit and Sell Live Access and Recordings
- Get Paid to Be Part of a Niche Blog Book Tour
- Sell Tangible Merch from Your Blog
** This report comes in both Word and TXT formats
Free Graphics
I've included the JPG, and PNG files for a flat cover as well as a hardback version in PNG.
Be one of only 50 people to own it here:
https://www.plrlaunch.com/traffic-profits-and-list-building-with-a-blog-full-limited-plr-ebook
Storytelling Success Secrets PLR
My new PLR is ready - and if you're a lifetime member, it's already inside your membership, so don't buy twice because there are no refunds on my PLR! This is a special deal I do with Justin Popovic once or twice a year where he comes up with a great content idea, I create it and for his part, he gets to promote it to his list a few days before myself and other affiliates. So let me tell you a little about it:It's called Storytelling Success Secrets and this is a skill people can use in both their personal and professional lives to communicate more effectively - in any media format - including live presentations, text, video - you name it.
It includes:
1. Storytelling Is the Spark That Has the Power to Change Minds - 427 words
2. Stories Trump Facts and Figures in the Minds of Your Audience - 404 words
3. Storytelling Is Beneficial in Both Your Personal and Professional Life - 422 words
4. Increase Your Communication Skills By Being Strategic with Your Storytelling - 424 words
5. Consider How Storytelling Has Impacted Your Decisions as You Learn the Skill Yourself - 418 words
6. 5 Uses for Storytelling in the Business World - 454 words
7. Storytelling Isn't Only About Things That Have Happened to You - 405 words
8. Storytelling Has the Ability to Break Down Barriers and Misunderstandings - 417 words
9. 5 Things You Should Never Do as a Storyteller - 478 words
10. Share Your Vision By Embracing and Utilizing Storytelling - 407 words
11. A Storytelling Presentation Isn't Just About the Words That Come Out of Your Mouth - 414 words
12. Don't Be Afraid to Go Off Script When Storytelling - 415 words
13. Storytelling Without Notecards - 463 words
14. Weeding Out Boring and Irrelevant Points When Storytelling - 428 words
15. Watch for Audience Reactions When Storytelling for Improvements - 430 words
16. Storytelling Brings the Social Aspect to Otherwise Cold Communications - 404 words
17. Bringing the Audience in During a Storytelling Event - 409 words
18. Create a Compelling Opening and Closing for Your Storytelling - 433 words
19. Don't Expect Every Person to Respond the Same to Your Story - 400 words
20. How to Switch Gears and Change If Your Storytelling Is Ineffective - 420 words
21. Storytelling Tips for Different Audience Sizes - 477 words
22. Storytelling Isn't About Perfection - It's About an Epic Ending - 412 words
23. The Wide Range of Emotions You Can Use in Each Story - 440 words
24. Never Let Your Credibility Suffer from Fake Storytelling - 455 words
25. Understand Your Audience's Position Before You Craft a Story - 403 words
26. Layer Your Story to Build Up for the Conclusion - 437 words
27. Let Storytelling Lead Your Brand to Greatness - 408 words
28. Keep Your Stories Up to Date and Relevant to the Current Day - 415 words
29. Vulnerability Is an Important Ingredient in Effective Storytelling - 413 words
30. Teaching Storytelling Skills to Your Colleagues for Proper Brand Representation - 410 words
31. Storytelling Should Contain Nuggets of Wisdom Your Audience Can Apply to Their Own Lives - 431 words
32. Your Story Should Convey Optimism and Possibilities That Motivate Your Audience - 420 words
33. Storytelling Allows You to Peel Back the Layers and Uncover Deeper Meaning - 420 words
34. Those Who Master Storytelling Have a Clear Advantage Over Those Who Don't - 406 words
35. Facing Your Worst Fears as a Storyteller - 460 words
Check it out here:
https://www.plrlaunch.com/storytelling-success-secrets-plr/
Asking Others to Choose for You
I don't know how much y'all pay attention to what other people are posting in forums and on social media, but I see a lot of people handing over total control of their future to others.For example, that someone might post in a forum that they need to know which business path to pursue. They might even give a few (2-5) options of what they are considering, and they ask everyone to chime in on what they should do.
While it's good to get feedback from those in the industry, when it comes to major decisions such as choosing a business model or your niche topic, it's foolish to even assume that someone else could have a better understanding of what you need to do than you.
They don't know what your skills are, how much time you have in a day to work on your business, what previous knowledge or experience you have with a niche topic, what personal preferences and passions you have - or anything for that matter.
You simply can't hand over the reins to your business to strangers on the Internet. It makes sense that you feel hesitation and start second guessing your choices, but that's what being an online entrepreneur is all about - carefully making decisions in your best interest.
You might get five different answers from five different marketers who are all in five different niches pursuing 5 different business models. Their own personal experience will be what guides their answer, because they don't know anything about you and your life.
So, for instance, I might chime in that private label rights sales are wonderful compared to freelance service provider work because I did not enjoy my experience as a freelancer. But that doesn't mean my choice would be the right option for you.
Always make sure you stay in control, and while you may want to ask for options or advice about each choice, never let other people push you in a direction - make that choice your own.
Tiff :)
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