New LTD PLR: Overthinking Strategy, New Resell PLR: Stevia, YT Live and More!

Published: Sat, 11/14/20


I swear I need some sort of cure for this comfort eating issue I've got going on. Yesterday I was thinking, "Oh I should order some supplies since there's a rumor that truckers are going to shut down deliveries in a couple of weeks for a month." Next thing you know, I'm responsibly on Sam's Club's website but lo and behold my cart at checkout doesn't look anything like I'd planned. No staples for the storage room. No. I had a pallet of cotton candy, some pastel dinner mints, 2 bags of Cheetos and some cat litter. LOL!

Well I had good intentions. Listen, 2020 is all sorts of harrowing for us out there. I'm not going to beat myself up about it but I did make a note to self not to shop on an empty stomach anymore. At least the cats are taken care of. Okay here's what I have for you today...

New Limited to 50 Buyers PLR: Overthinking Your Online Strategy

My latest limited PLR is called Overthinking Your Online Strategy and it's perfect for those who get paralyzed and second guess themselves in this business. This will never be sold on my PLR store or in my lifetime members' area. Only the first 50 people can buy it. 

This 5-page, 2,205-word mindset report starts with an introduction and then covers the following:

- Stop Worrying About Niche Competition
- Don't Overanalyze Your Product Creation
- Get Out of Your Head and Be Creative 
- Don't Let Perfect Be the Enemy of Progress
- Never Let Others Make Decisions for You

http://plrlaunch.com/overthinking-your-online-strategy-limited-plr

New Resell PLR: Stevia - The Healthy Sugar Substitute

My latest PLR that's on my store and in my lifetime membership is a resell PLR report called Stevia: The Healthy Sugar Substitute.

It's a 6-page, 2,518-word report starts with an introduction and then covers the following:

- Stevia Versus Chemical Sugar Substitutes
- Breaking Sugar Addiction with Stevia
- Stevia as a Solution for Diabetics and Hypertensive Individuals
- Growing and Using Your Own Stevia
- Different Ways to Use Stevia in Your Diet 

Remember, since this is resell PLR, you can buy it and then sell private label rights to it. 

New YouTube Live PLR with Videos

Charles Harper, whose stuff I love, has a new PLR bundle out called Increase Your Leads with YouTube Live. This is a brand new course, where Charles teaches the technical details needed work through the technical process of YouTube Live. It includes: Check it out while it's on sale here:
https://warriorplus.com/o2/a/vyt7g/0

Anatomy of a High Converting Email – Part 4

The signature is your chance to sell yourself. The average email signature has your name, maybe your title, some way to contact you and possibly your logo. 

Keep it simple. It doesn’t necessarily have to be elaborate. Mine just has my name. I talk to y'all like I email my friends and family. But some people like to be more professional than that. 

For example:

Janel Jones
Marketing Manager, AAA Systems
Phone: 555-555-5555

This is a simple signature that works for many types of emails. But if you want it to sell for you, it needs to be optimized better. And it’s not doing anything to interest the reader. It’s not building your credibility and authority either. 

And it’s definitely not showcasing anything relevant to your reader.

You want the signature to be a place where you can continue your sales conversation. Here is where you can make it interesting so that when the reader sees it, they immediately think it looks interesting.

Add a photo to your signature. You can do this with and email signature generator or the right tech know how. A photo gives your signature more impact, makes it memorable and shows personality. And images draw attention and add interest visually.

Use color to add visual interest and make your name stand out. Different colors evoke specific emotions so be sure to use a color that is relevant to your company. Be cautious using color, though. Using more than 1 or 2 colors can make your signature look busy and cluttered, with the colors often clashing for attention.

Include links to your social media channels using icons that represent each site’s logo instead of using long hyperlinked URLs. 

Create balanced design between the content, type and imagery. Make use of dividers and white space to separate different elements and direct the reader’s eye. Use bold or capped type to attract the eye to important information, but use it sparingly.

Test different ways to sell through your signature in your emails, such as:

1. Showcase your press features. Boost your credibility and sell passively by including a link to your press articles in relevant publications. Present ones that highlight your company’s accomplishments. If you don’t have any article features yet, then publish your own recent success and news in your company blog and mention those. 

2. List links to your recent webinar recordings. Your readers will be curious to learn more about you, your products, or interviews you do.

3. Link to positive and relevant case studies you’ve done about your product or service. Case studies add a huge amount of credibility for you. Potential customers get the opportunity to hear the benefits and how your product is used from those actually using them.

At the very least, your signature should identify who you are and what you do, your company and how to contact you. But by including links and other information about what’s going on in your business, you create another form of a call to action for the reader.

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

Tiff ;)

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