Hey %, want to know why I freely promote other people's PLR even if it's similar to mine? (Believe it or not this applies to you as a publisher, too - just keep reading). Because somewhere along the way of being in online business since 2003, I realized that the content you feed to the world via your blog or website has INFINITE potential. The only thing that matters is that you publish. It does not matter in the least if you have 17, 72, or 7,212 articles all on the basics of the ketogenic diet. All that matters is the VOLUME of content that you publish. So if you want to capture that global market share of consumers who are willing to pay you for the information or for related products, then you should get as much audience-specific content to publish as you can, even if to you it seems repetitive.

It's not repetitive because the guy who's looking for keto dieting tips today will not be the same guy on the hunt for the same info a year from now. THAT is why you have to keep pumping out the content. Does that make sense?

This is also why I don't see other PLR creators as my "competition." I see them as people who you and I can team up with, and that's awesome. So when I noticed this morning that the gals at Piggy Makes Bank just released some brand new keto PLR, I ran right over here to log in and let you know about it.

PMB has a keto PLR one-time offer happening. Their brand new pack is called "Basics of the Ketogenic Diet" and includes…

10 articles

1 short report

10 autoresponder emails

10 social media posts

Go get it while their low price is still good!

 

Dina at Wordfeeder PLR

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