Free Marketing Printable PLR, Repurposing and Curating Content for Emails & More!

Published: Thu, 11/19/20

Tomorrow Scarlett and I are going out Christmas shopping after the plumbers leave. They showed up today and have to bring some machine back tomorrow. LOL! We have one gift left to buy for each of the kids in the family we "adopted" for Christmas. The grandmom who adopted the kids whose husband just died 70+ days ago told me she was in such a state of mind she couldn't even think of Christmas shopping (too sad), so she's happy someone else took that burden (in addition to the cost) off of her.

So glad we could help. I can't wait to see their faces when we deliver it all next week. Scarlett is making Sunshine Boxes for them - you wrap a box in their favorite color and every item in the box is something in their favorite color. We did that instead of stockings filled with stuff since some people don't do the Santa part.

Quick FYI: Nicole Dean and Melissa Ingold have their Self Care for Entrepreneurs PLR Workshop Course on sale for $200 Off when you use promo code: 200 at checkout.

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

New Limited to 50 Buyers PLR: Self Publishing for Newbies

My latest Limited PLR report that only 50 buyers can own is called Self Publishing for Newbies. It covers both non fiction niche publishing as well as fiction publishing and success tips with this type of business model.

This 5-page, 2,234-word report starts with an introduction and then covers the following:

- Research Your Genre or Topic
- Put Yourself on a Writing Schedule
- Edit Your Content and Order Graphics
- Publish on Platforms to Earn Profits
- Market It for Maximum Traffic

http://plrlaunch.com/self-publishing-for-newbies-limited-plr

Free Marketing and Entrepreneur Printable PLR

Alice Seba has a new launch and she has a FREE pack you can download without buying anything - and then you have the ability to add on her paid launch after IF you want to. I'm going to tell you what's in both but I'll give you the link to the free pack because why not grab it, right?

The free pack includes:

1 Product Template – create t-shirts, mugs, notebooks, stickers, towels, phone cases, and more (.png / PSD)
2 Coloring Pages – coloring is a hit with children and adults alike. Use this sheet to generate traffic or create downloadable or print coloring books for sale. (.jpg / PSD 2550 x 3300 px)
1 Note Card – Print, cut, and fold cards that can be given away as printables or make perfect note cards to send thanks to your favorite clients, affiliates, and more.
1 Sticker Sheet – make your audience smile with these adorable stickers. Avery Presta 94215 Rectangle Labels – 4×3.33

Now AFTER you grab the freebie, you have the option of adding on her main launch, which includes:

10 Product Templates – create t-shirts, mugs, notebooks, stickers, towels, phone cases and more (.png / PSD)
20 Coloring Pages – coloring is a hit with children and adults alike. Use these sheets to generate traffic or create downloadable or print coloring books for sale. (.png / PSD 2550 x 3300 px)
5 x 100-Page Goal Setting Journals – comes with 5 Ecover Sets. There are three 3d versions with .psd for editing.
5 x 365-Day Planners – comes with 5 Ecover Sets. There are three 3d versions with .psd for editing.
5 Note Cards – Print, cut, and fold cards that can be given away as printables or make perfect note cards to send thanks to your favorite clients, affiliates, and more.
5 Sticker Sheets – These super cute stickers will brighten up anyone’s day. You can give them to your clients to print or print them out yourself.
List of 10 Quotes and 10 Prompt Ideas – Goal Setting prompts and ideas that can be added to the journals and planners…plus resources for getting more quotes and coming up with more prompts.
Bonus #1: The Top Product Dropshippers with tips on creating and selling your own products.
Bonus #2: Print on Demand Profits Guide: Cut your learning curve with our easy-to-follow 4-step system on profiting from print on demand products.
Bonus #3: 3 Planner Templates, 3 Journal Templates, Planner Creation Checklist and Journal Creation Checklist

Go check out the freebie here first:
https://warriorplus.com/o2/a/k284z/0

Repurposing and Curating Content for Emails

Repurposing and curating are both great ways to create content for your emails. Not only is it a quicker way to write content, but it helps you build your credibility as being a trusted resource.

Repurposing is the process of using content you’ve already created. For example, if you do a video, you can repurpose that content into an email. Use a portion of the video along with a bit of text and you have an email.

Other types of content that can be repurposed include:

PLR (private label rights) content you’ve purchased. Take portions of the PLR and use it to create a compelling email.
Ebooks you’ve written. Use excerpts from the book to create a buzz in your email, teach them something or share a story from the book.
Templates you’re using or have created. Share how you are using them or how they can benefit your reader.
Webinars you’ve given.
Podcasts you have. Share interviews you’ve given or been interviewed in.
Portions of a talk you gave.
Video transcripts. Pull out the transcript and share to your list.

Content curation is the process of adding your voice and value to a small selection of other people’s content with credit going back to them. This content can come from a variety of sources, around a specific topic. You publish it and share it with your added comments.

You have to be careful about proper curation techniques and not go copying and pasting with a mere quote and link. That’s not proper curation! There are entire books on it. One of my favorites that I read is called Curation Nation.

Content curation is a great way to build your authority. You’re bringing the information of others, their expertise, together in one place so your readers don’t have to go searching for it all over the internet. This helps you be seen as the go-to source for your audience about all things in your niche.

For emails, you want to keep the content shorter so don’t curate 10 pieces for one email. Instead choose two or three pieces to comment on. No matter what content you use, be sure to give a reference to the original content and only share a snippet – the majority of the piece should be your own thoughts about it.

Types of curated content you can use include:

Books (or other written content)
Videos
Podcasts, and more…

Repurposing content and using curated content are both excellent ways to create email content quickly that relates to your niche. Done right, either method can help you get through a period of “what should I send my list today” slump.

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

Tiff ;)

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