How to Find Good Private Label Content
Private label content can save you a great deal of time and it can help you keep the content on your blog or website fresh and current providing you know how to find good label content and you are just settling for the cheap stuff.
If you’re being offered 10,000 or so PLRC articles for $10 or less on some PLC clearinghouse site or if it’s being included as a bonus when you buy an Internet marketing product, you need to recognize that this isn’t what you are looking for – you’ll get what you pay for and that won’t be worth much more. These will be articles that have circulated for a long period of time and are already published on numerous sites.
Instead, you should take the time to find private label content that is:
If you’re being offered 10,000 or so PLRC articles for $10 or less on some PLC clearinghouse site or if it’s being included as a bonus when you buy an Internet marketing product, you need to recognize that this isn’t what you are looking for – you’ll get what you pay for and that won’t be worth much more. These will be articles that have circulated for a long period of time and are already published on numerous sites.
Instead, you should take the time to find private label content that is:
- The author is reputable
- Recently developed
- The content is published in limited circulation
The worst kind of PLC is content that’s out of date. Can you imagine? You post a PLC article that talks about changes to travel that occurred immediately after 911 but that have been lifted. Sure, you can rewrite it and make it work, but it would a lot easier and make a lot more fun if you were working with relevant content to begin with.
The quality of PLC that’s available for sale will vary a great deal depending on who the author is. A great deal of the 10,000 articles is outsourced and English is not the native language of the author. This can result in text that’s barely intelligible and by the time, you rewrite it to flow nicely and make sense you could have written an article from scratch. So look for one of the PLR authors that’s name is recognizable.
Finally, look for private label content that has limited circulation. What this means is rather than selling an endless number of licenses so that there are literally thousands of copies roaming the internet, look for private label content that has limited exposure. The fewer people using the PLC the easier it is going to be transform the content into usable material for your blog or website.
Good private label content can be a very valuable tool and it will ensure that you get the kind of content you want – current, well written, limited releases and an affordable price. Then you’ll be ready to get the most out of your private label content.
