New Limited Full eBook PLR: 5-Hour Work Week for a 6-Figure Income; Yuck Azon!
Published: Fri, 08/18/23
Don't you just love Facebook memories? You're sitting there all optimistic at the start of your day and it shows you all the ways you've messed up over the years - the weight gain, the projects you abandoned, etc. Today I open up my memories and it shows me that I "started my first contemporary clean romance and ordered a cover for it today." That day was SEVEN years ago - and only this week did I finish that book. Now, granted I did write another book or more in between in other genres, but geez!
No matter how long it takes, if you have projects that you have a drive to finish, keep chipping away at it. You will eventually finish it, even seven years down the road, and you will learn form the process and get better and faster. I have many partially finished projects (both in fiction and my PLR business, affiliate stuff, info products and more). If I lose interest or have something else I have to focus on, I backburner it until I rediscover it one day. I joked that this book is now so old I could label it a historical romance instead! 😂
Better late than never...
FYI: If you need to see what limited PLR is left and see what big, discounted store bundles are available, go here.
Check this PLR out: Giveaway Growth by Lynette Chandler is a step-by-step workbook/guide to creating an effective roadmap for using giveaways as a powerful marketing tool.
New Limited Full eBook PLR: 5-Hour Work Week for a 6-Figure Income
My latest limited to 50 buyers PLR is called 5-Hour Work Week for a 6-Figure Income. This is a full eBook that makes what seems like an impossibility an actionable plan that marketers can implement. People sometimes scoff at this idea, but when you break it down, these earnings amount to just under $274 a day to achieve six figures each year, and that's more than possible - it's a plan everyone should be striving for! Less work, more earnings. So this guide is very specific and uses the Internet marketing niche as the example throughout with a few additional examples for the weight loss niche. If you're not at this level yet, let me show you how to do it with a 3-income stream approach. This is a very no-nonsense, action-based blueprint.This 23+ page, 10,737-word PLR covers the following:
- Here's the Math for Your 6-Figure Goal
- The Foundation and Tributaries for Easy Income Generation
- Planning, Admin and Strategic Decisions
- Resources and Research to Fuel Your Earnings
- Powered Up Product Development
- No Fail Affiliate Recruitment
- Integrate Your Additional Income Streams
- Scale Your Income Without Adding More Hours
** This PLR comes in both Word and TXT formats
Free Graphic
I've included a PNG file that you can use in your marketing.
Be one of only 50 people to own it here:
https://www.plrlaunch.com/5-hour-work-week-for-a-6-figure-income-limited-plr
Business Planning Simplified PLR
Sharyn Sheldon's Business Planning Simplified PLR is ready! You save 67% off and get a built in Earlybird Bonus, too! This is a full course with student, instructor and lead generating materials.
Student Materials - to Learn & Take Action
* Course Book (Student Guide) (17,984 words, 130 pages) - which gives you content and activity instructions you can use to create a self-study course, eCourse, or online or offline workshop
* Action Guide - 89-page guide which helps your students take action on what they learn, so you’ll have happy, successful customers
* Simple Business Plan Template - A 19-page worksheet to build the simple business plan as the course progresses
* Financial Estimates Spreadsheet - An auto-calculating spreadsheet to estimate business profitability. In .xlsx
* A 39-page Summary Cheat Sheet - which you and your students can quickly reference to save time, versus having to refer to the Course Book or lesson videos every time
* 58 Colorful Graphics that are used in the Course Book and slideshow - which not only give a snapshot view of concepts, but also give your content some visual zing (in .pptx and .png)
* Course Overview Infographic - A visual overview of the course (in .pptx, .pdf, & .png)
* Course Roadmap - The student's journey through the course (.pptx, .pdf & .png)
Instructor Materials to Teach Your Course
* 242 Slides - which give you a ready-made presentation for classroom, webinar, or video You just fire up your slide program or screen recorder... and start teaching or recording
* Speaker Notes - that give you the full script and instructions, so you’ll know exactly what to say (just add some of your own language)
* Evaluation Form - so you can get customer feedback and further customize the course for your audience
* Course Research Sources list - which gives you reference material so you can brush up on your own knowledge and answer any question your customers ask
* 5 follow-up emails - to send to participants after the course, which allow you to continue to provide value and build relationships, so you can make them customers for life
* Implementation Guide, Instructions, and Top Ways to Deliver Your Training - which help you select the right delivery method for you and your audience, and deliver the quality and results your students expect!
Lead Generation Materials to Attract Students
* Opt-In Report – 5 Steps to Creating a Simple Revenue Growth Plan - which gets new people on your email list, so you can sell your course
* Opt-In Slideshow - which gives you the same report in a presentation format with speaker notes, so you can also present it in person, as a video, or on a webinar
* 7 Nurture Emails - to send to people after they receive your lead magnet, which will increase your own credibility and sell the course for you, saving you time and converting more subscribers into customers
* 5 Blog Posts - which give you pre-written marketing content to spark discussion on your blog, so you can build more excitement for the course
* Infographic: 5 Steps to Creating a Simple Revenue Growth Plan (in .pptx, .pdf &.png)
* Cheat Sheet version of the Opt-in Report, pre-written Social Media Posts, and more!
BONUS Material
* Key Sections and Terms (7 pages – all the key sections and terms commonly found in simple business plans. When your students know these, and their relevance to their business plan, it will help them make informed decisions and bring them one step closer to achieving their business goals.In docx.)
Check it out and save 67% here:
https://www.contentsparks.com/1232-418.html
Yuck, Amazon!
Don't you hate it when a platform messes with something and makes it worse? I logged onto Amazon and I was looking for something for a tutorial I was doing and I see their new "at a glance" review system. What you're seeing in the picture below is the listings above and then the bottom area is me hovering over the ratings for the book on the right.
Now as a consumer, if I'm buying something, I glance at the star rating AND number of ratings. I want social proof that the product is good. The way they have it now, the book on the left looks like it's not rated as well as the one on the right. It's 4.7 stars and 91% four stars and up - 473 of those are five stars. The book on the right looks like it's crushing it with 5 stars and 100% above 4 stars (they're all 5 stars).
But here's the difference...
When you hover over the rating, you see that the book on the right only has 6 ratings. That could be their siblings and parents for all I know. The book on the left has just under 600 ratings. I would trust the one on the left more than the right solely because of the number of ratings, not the rating itself.
This is an awful change in my opinion and it means I now have to spend far more time hovering and going back to remember which had better numbers. As an author I've seen some say "This is great - it levels the playing field," but even as a fairly new fiction author, I can respect someone else's track record and ability to outrank me based on well-deserved, earned reviews. I would feel awful if I siphoned off their sales just because my few friends rated me well and I outperformed someone else who deserved it more.
Stuff like this happens all the time on platforms to consumers and sellers. I know many are disappointed with the Kindle Unlimited program right now because they raised rates on consumers to use it, while simultaneously lowering pay the authors more than ever, so many are leaving.
This just solidifies the viewpoint that you should always maintain as much direct control as possible rather than rely on third party platforms solely.
Tiff ;)
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