Free Personal Development PLR, And a Blog Success Tip

Published: Sat, 04/11/20


I don't know about you, but I'm being very creative in improvising when and where I need to during this shutdown. It's kind of funny. So Easter is tomorrow. I was making my son Dylan and his wife's Easter baskets up and realized the store gave me HUGE baskets and not a ton of candy. So what'd I do? I filled the gaps with 1 roll of toilet paper, 1 roll of paper towels, a bag of ramen noodles, a bag of Knorr noodles, and a can of Coke. 

The funny thing is, I know they'll appreciate it as much if not more than more candy! Ha ha! I made the most delicious 7-up biscuits Friday night because my grocery order never got the yeast or bread flour. All you do is mix up 2 and 1/2 cups of Bisquick, 1/2 cup 7-up (or Sprite), and 1/2 cup sour cream. Roll it out and cut it into biscuits then in a pan, melt 1/4 cup butter, and plop the biscuits on there and baker at 450 for 12 minutes. (My oven only took 9). SO good! 

FYI, those of you in the Master Domaining review, day 63 is ready!

Okay so here's what I have for you today:

Free PLR - Create a Personal Development Plan

Oh this is a good topic! Right now, people are working on plans to better themselves. I think I shared an article with y'all about that this past week if I'm not mistaken. 

Anyway, Alice Seba has a FREE PLR download for this very topic!

It includes 5 articles you can use as a blog post, or compile them into a report - put them on social media, whatever. 

They are: You can edit them, build a list with them, use them on your blog and link out to courses or books on this topic (maybe even journals or vision board materials), etc.

Download is for $0 here:
https://publishforprosperity.com/content/aff/go/TiffanyDow/?i=102

Blog Success Tip

I see this happen a lot - a marketer wants to make money blogging, so they get started and quickly fall down the rabbit hole of buying any and every blog tool on the market thinking it'll be some magic bullet for helping them earn a lot from their blog.

Listen, there are MANY great blog tools out there. But not ONE of them holds a candle to solid content. And that's where many people fall short. They're SO concerned with the bells and whistles of SEO and making things LOOK good that they neglect what the visitor is actually coming for - GOOD information! 

You always want to remember to do this: Keep Costs Low and Output High

Don't get sucked into every promotion for the latest automated tool for your blog - instead, buy only what helps you most - and concentrate on generating content to serve your audience.

Will a blog tool that improves SEO help? Maybe! Will one that creates tables help? Probably! But what helps your audience MOST is you spending time brainstorming, researching and writing (or video blogging) good answers to the problems they have in whatever niche you're in. 

Once you get the hand of consistently delivering content, THEN slowly begin looking for things your blog needs - to improve SEO or navigation or appearances, etc. But not until content has been mastered. 

Have a great rest of your Saturday!

Tiff ;)

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