Art of Self Care Report and Planner PLR Pack, Free V Paid Email Tools

Published: Thu, 01/07/21

Taking little Mia for her checkup today. She got the all clear to join the family, and so far, she and the other pets enjoy each other's company. She's cat friendly and allows Delilah to be the alpha dog. She plays AND likes to sit in my lap, so she's a mix of my two other puppers.

My son is coming over today to pick up the gifts his dad mailed to my house and also some of the thermal socks I ordered him. We were laughing because, during that Saran Wrap game, both boys wanted these heated socks and Shawn won BOTH pairs and refused to give Dylan any. LOL! So being Mom, I ordered him some of his own. They both agreed the women in their homes keep the AC down too much. Ha ha.

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

Art of Self Care Report and Planner PLR Pack

Alice Seba has a new PLR bundle called The Art of Self Care for a Happier, More Satisfying Life.

It includes:

The Art of Self-Care for a Happier, More Satisfying Life Report – 3,771 words and 11 pages to help your readers discover the benefits of self-care.
My Self-Care Planner – 380 pages: A beautiful place for your readers to explore their inner self so they can live a happier life and achieve their goals.
20 Inspirational Social Media Graphics: 20 attractive graphics to share on social media and elsewhere.

You also get the marketing materials you need to promote this content including:

Lead-Generating Opt-in Page: To help you grow your list with this content, they’ve included the opt-in copy and the WordPress-ready code. They even host the images!
2 Professionally Designed Ecover Sets: .JPG and .PSD with flat cover and 4 x 3D versions to go with the report and planner to help your opt-ins stand out.

Check it out during the launch sale here:
https://publishforprosperity.com/content/aff/go/TiffanyDow?i=262

Free Versus Paid Email Marketing Tools

I always get asked if someone should pay for a tool for building their list or go with a free version. Of course some places let you go free for a time period or to a certain number of subscribers before it turns into a paid tool, which is also good.

Free has its limits in size. You can't build a 100,000 subscriber list on a good email tool.

It also has ads and other limitations.

I like to go with the paid version (for anything) if it's something that will have drawbacks, like features I can't use or limits on size. Just compare each one and ask yourself if you're going to be regretting your cost saving decision or if it's going to be a smart move for you and your budget.

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

Tiff ;)

P.S. Prefer a weekly digest?
http://www.tiffanylambert.com/weeklytiff.html