New Ltd to 50 PLR: Turn YoPassion Into Profits, Forgiving and Forgetting PLR, Get Your Emails to Convert Better

New Ltd to 50 PLR: Turn YoPassion Into Profits, Forgiving and Forgetting PLR, Get Your Emails to Convert Better - Part 1

Published: Wed, 11/04/20

How's everybody doing? Hanging in there? We're hunkering down and cooking today. Scarlett is such a good chef when she decides to cook. She's done this since she was a little girl. I remember some neat dessert she made when she was only 4-5 that had an angel food cake with a Reese's peanut butter cup on it and drizzle. I laughed but it was so tasty! Now she's able to do real meals. One of my favorites she makes is a stir fry type meal with seasoned chicken and broccoli.

Okay here's what I have for you today...

New Limited to 50 Buyers PLR: Turning Your Passion Into Profits

My newest limited PLR report - which will never be on my PLR store or in the lifetime area is called Turning Your Passion Into Profits. This report lets people know that online marketing doesn't have to be the same old boring career - they can make a living doing things they're passionate about - whether it's cooking or golfing, gardening or other things.

This 5-page, 2,201-word report starts with an introduction and then covers the following:

- Make a Business Out of What You Love
- Start By Promoting Things You Use
- Create Your Own Digital Info Products
- Position Yourself as a Niche Leader
- Branch Out Into Other Business Models

http://plrlaunch.com/turn-your-passion-into-profits-limited-plr

Forgiving and Forgetting PLR

Well this might be a valuable PLR to use right now ha ha - it's by the ladies at Piggy Makes Bank and it's called Forgiving and Forgetting and coupon code NOV10 saves you $10 at checkout.

It includes:

5 high quality PLR articles – minimum of 400 words including:
- Why Would You Forgive Someone Who Hurt You?
- Is Forgiving and Forgetting Really Possible?
- Three Tips to Effectively Offer Forgiveness
- Practicing the Art of Forgiveness in Everyday Life
- Asking for Forgiveness When You’ve Made a Mistake
5 social friendly images that also work as blog post images
5 emails to help you share the articles
5 social media posts
eBook Compilation of the articles included

Don't forget to use coupon code: NOV10 to get your discount here:
https://piggymakesbank.com/amember/aff/go/Tiffany?i=391

Get Your Emails to Convert Better - Part 1

It’s important to have high converting emails that bring in money but there are many things to include that it can overwhelm you. Over the coming days, we're going to talk about some ways you can ensure your emails convert.

Here is part 1: Setting Your Email Goal

In order to get better conversions, you have to know what it is you want your email to do. People don't often think about that. They just think they have to stay in front of their audience or they'll forget them. That's not the way to approach it.

Instead, think about these things:

You know the end result you want to achieve. Be specific with it - is it to get people to share something on social media? Download a freebie? Buy something? Engage on your blog? How many people would you like to see converting for that action?
Turn freebie seekers into buyers. If you got someone on your list with a freebie, how could you strategically turn them into buyers?
Increase conversions to specific amount. If your emails normally get 17% or so, how could you raise that to 25%? You might need to study open rates or click through rates.
Getting feedback. People love to chime in with their opinion on things. How could you do that - ask them to reply? Ask them to comment on your blog or social post? How about a short survey? What would make them want to spend time doing that?
Building relationships. This is where people love personal stuff. You veer off the path of business and into who they are as people - their pets, the place their live, their hobbies, etc.

Once you know your goal, you have to do some research. Things you'll want to find out before you write or send your email:

Know the action you want your reader to take. Is it a click? A purchase? A comment? A share?
Can you overdeliver on initial sign-up reasons? You had a freebie set up, but now you're wanting improvements - can you go above and beyond with extras to get the improvements in conversions?
What do your reader expect? Are you delivering on what you promised in terms of solutions and frequency, for example?
What questions do they have you can answer? Seeking this kind of feedback is great because then they feel like you're helping them specifically.
Know how often to contact them. I do daily emails. If I don't email one day, I get emails asking why I didn't email. I also have some go to my weekly email. Some come back to daily. It's funny. You will not please everyone. But I contact y'all like I contact my family and friends - daily. LOL!
What emotions to evoke. Do you want them motivated? Riled up? Excited? Afraid? Happy and surprised?
Know the next steps you want them to take. You need to spell it out for them. Never assume people know what you want them to do.
Have a plan for the topics you’ll create. I like to brainstorm a week to a month out. It helps to have ideas for content and growth.

That's it for me today - y'all have a great rest of your day!

Tiff ;)

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