Hi

Previously, I talked about making sure that when you ask for help in this industry, you give specifics. The reason I say that is it makes me sad (and angry) to see a newbie ask for help with a generic question and seasoned veterans answering snarky and demeaning to them. 

I want you to avoid that because it's disheartening. For example, someone will post (about W+) that they "need help with this program," not realizing W+ is just a platform not a program. So some people will respond snarky. You have others who step up to ask for clarification and what they need help with. 

But really, you're saving the helpers time and yourself from being misguided when you get specific. And if you buy something and don't at least try to implement, it shows a lack of drive so make sure you at least attempt it before looking for hand holding. :)

Ending in Hours: The Photoshop AI Features for Marketers Limited PLR ends in just a bit. Photoshop is about $22 a month and not as complex as you think - especially not with AI handling eveything now. 

101 Survival Hacks in a Pinch – AI PLR (Only $7 - Under $0.17/Page)

This is a PLR pack called 101 Survival Hacks in a Pinch – AI PLR. I researched topics and worked with AI to come up with the outline of what went into it before having it deliver what I wanted. I played a heavy role in initiating what went into it. You can see an excerpt on the sales page.

This is something that I can price much cheaper, under $0.17 per page rather than $2 per page for the limited PLR. This PLR will not be limited in quantity, and you can do the same things with it - edit it, put your name on it, etc. Use is as emails, blog posts, social content, as a course, lead magnet, etc.

The 101 Survival Hacks in a Pinch – AI PLR is focused on transforming ordinary objects into extraordinary survival tools when conventional resources are unavailable. In crisis situations, supplies often become damaged, depleted, or inaccessible—leaving improvisation as your most valuable skill. This comprehensive guide reveals ingenious repurposing techniques organized into practical categories, demonstrating how everyday items (from cardboard boxes to dental floss) can serve crucial survival functions. The guide also highlights how naturally occurring materials can be harnessed for unexpected applications. Whether facing a sudden emergency or prolonged disaster, these clever adaptations provide critical solutions when traditional supplies aren't an option, potentially making the difference between mere survival and genuine resilience in challenging circumstances.

This 42-page, 13,662-word PLR includes:

Shelter Hacks

1. Trash Bag Tent
2. Car Window Reflectors
3. Cardboard Box Shelter
4. Umbrella Shelter
5. Shower Curtain Tarp
6. Newspaper Insulation
7. Plastic Bottle Greenhouse
8. Blanket Fort Upgrade
9. Emergency Poncho
10. Carpet Scrap Insulation

Water Hacks

11. Sock Water Filters
12. Plastic Bottle Solar Still
13. Plastic Bag Condensation Collection
14. Cotton Cloth Water Wick
15. Coffee Filters Water Purification
16. Bandana Water Strainer
17. Tampon Water Filter
18. Plastic Wrap Condensation Collector
19. Pine Needle Water Disinfection
20. Hollow Reed Shallow Straw

Fire Hacks

21. Steel Wool and Battery Fire Starter
22. Chapstick/Cotton Ball Fire Starter
23. Potato Chip Fire Starter
24. Lint and Vaseline Fire Starter
25. Candy Wrapper Fire Starter
26. Lens Fire Starters
27. Broken Light Bulb Fire Starter
28. Gum Wrapper Battery Fire
29. Fire from a Bow and Drill
30. Friction Fire with a Belt

Food Hacks

31. Soda Can Fishing Lure
32. Plastic Bottle Fish Trap
33. Pantyhose Snare
34. Duct Tape Fly Paper
35. Coffee Can Smoker
36. Orange Peel Cup
37. Plastic Bag Solar Cooker
38. Tin Can Cooking Pot
39. Belt Fishing Stringer
40. Pop Top Fish Hook

First Aid Hacks

41. Duct Tape Bandage
42. Sanitary Napkin Bandage
43. Honey Antiseptic
44. Tampons for Nosebleeds
45. Credit Card Splint
46. Dental Floss for Sutures
47. Chewing Gum for Toothaches
48. Tea Bag for Burns
49. Aluminum Foil as a Sling
50. Superglue for Cuts

Navigation Hacks

51. Watch as a Compass
52. Needle and Leaf Compass
53. Shadow Stick Navigation
54. Bright Cloth Trail Markers

Tool Hacks

55. Concrete Friction Can Opener
56. Belt Lever
57. Shoelace as Rope
58. Tin Can as a Knife
59. Plastic Bottle as a Funnel
60. Coins as Screwdrivers
61. Wire Hanger Multi-Tool
62. Aluminum Foil as a Sharpener
63. Paperclip as a Lock Pick
64. Duct Tape for Repairs

Signaling and Communication Hacks

65. Mirror Signaling
66. Whistle from a Leaf
67. Aluminum Can Antenna
68. CD as a Signaling Device

Cold Weather Hacks

69. Plastic Bags as Gloves
70. Hand Warmers from Steel Wool and Vinegar
71. Emergency Blanket from a Car Sunshade
72. Socks as Mittens
73. Body Heat Reflection with Aluminum Foil
74. Snow as Insulation
75. Hot Water Bottle from Plastic Bottles

Hot Weather Hacks

76. Wet Bandana for Cooling
77. Fan from Cardboard and Motor
78. Cooling with Evaporation
79. Terracotta Pot Cooler
80. Wet Sock Cooler

Bug Out Hacks

81. Pillowcase as a Bug Out Bag
82. Hidden Compartment in a Shoe
83. Duct Tape Gear Securing
84. Water Bottle as a Floatation Device
85. Altoids Tin Can First Aid Kit

Self-Defense Hacks

86. Keys as a Weapon
87. Hairspray as Pepper Spray
88. Belt as a Whip
89. Pen as a Weapon
90. Book as a Shield
91. Sand as a Blinding Agent
92. High Heels as a Weapon

Survival Gardening Hacks:

93. Egg Carton Seed Starters
94. Plastic Bottle Watering System
95. Trash Can Rain Barrel
96. Vertical Gardening with Gutters
97. Newspaper Pots

Home Security Hacks:

98. DIY Security System with String and Cans
99. Hidden Valuables in Plain Sight
100. Gravel Perimeter for Noise
101. Broken Glass Bottle Perimeter

** This PLR comes in both Word and TXT formats

Download this PLR for only $7 (under $0.17/page) here:
https://www.plrlaunch.com/101-survival-hacks-in-a-pinch-ai-plr

Tiff :)