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Why Every Webmaster Needs PLR Content

Published by Owen Jones on 23 May 2018

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Why Every Webmaster Needs PLR Content

Why Every Webmaster Needs PLR Content

Why Every Webmaster Needs PLR Content

Just to get one thing clear from the start, PLR stands for ‘public limited right’, and is a short way of describing an article that you have acquired, free or at a cost, which you have permission to use within certain confines. Needless to say, free PLR content is usually awful stuff written by people for whom English is not their mother tongue.

So, why do I say that every webmaster should have a pack of PLR on the hard drive? The cynical will point to the fact that I have over a hundred niche content PLR ebooks containing at least fifteen articles of five to six hundred words each, and that is true. It is the content that I wrote for websites that I took down in order to concentrate on writing novels. I used to have 144 websites.

However, every experienced webmaster will know that the gap between your last post and starting to slip down the search engine rankings is very short, and getting shorter. Depending on your niche, it can be hours. So, what happens if you are a one-man band and need a break?

A family crisis, personal illness, or a desire to go on holiday with the love of your life will wreck your SE rankings, unless you have a strategy in place. This is when I suggest that a pack or two of relevant niche PLR content can come to the rescue and save the day or even the month.

Two packs could give you a month off, say at Christmas or in the summer.

‘Be Prepared’ is the watch phrase of the wise and at $7.99 per pack, it is not going to break the bank. Call it accident or holiday insurance, if you like and write the cost off against your tax bill. It is a legitimate business expense after all.

When you don’t have time to write your own content, post one of my articles instead to protect your website’s status.

Think about it, you know it makes sense.

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All the best,

Owen

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Holidays for Webmasters

Published by Owen Jones on 13 May 2018

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Holidays for Webmasters

Holidays for Webmasters

Holidays for Webmasters Exclusive!

$7.99 for Two Weeks or More!

As the owner of every business knows, it’s difficult to get away on a decent holiday, because it’s hard to find someone who will devote as much time and attention to your business as you would. This is usually a very real problem in the world of bricks and mortar, but at least webmasters can take their computer anywhere in the world and work just as effectively from there.

The thing is, does your family want to see you, or even do you want to be, poring over your computer when you are supposed to be enjoying your holiday with your friends or family?

No, of course not!

However, as all good webmasters with an eye on the website’s Google Page Rank know, if you don’t keep up a campaign with a steady flow of high-quality relevant content, your PR will slip and that would be a disaster, wouldn’t it?

Months, or even years or hard work writing content to get your website on Google page one, only to come back from a fortnight’s holiday and find it on page ten – buried in the wilderness.

Well, now I have a solution for you, webmasters – you may go on your holiday and not lift a finger in content-typing and all for the measly sum of $7.99 for fifteen days!

Surely that makes it one of the cheapest holidays you could ever get?

This is how it works. If you need fresh content to maintain a current campaign for your online publication, say, blog, website or newsletter, you need one of my niche PLR ebooks, which contain on average fifteen, five-to-six hundred-word, laser-targeted, keyword-rich articles.

Then all you have to do is spend a few minutes before you go changing some of the wording in each one to make them your own  and either have someone upload them for you one a day or set it up to work automatically – some systems allow the phased release of articles – or at worst, you could spend five minutes updating your website with them yourself every day – while you’re checking your sales and Page Rank.

Now don’t tell me you won’t be doing that at least once a day!

So there you have it, complete rest for webmasters for only $7.99 for two weeks or more – what a bargain!

To peruse the ninety-nine PLR ebooks for your keywords and phrases, and start planning your well-deserved holiday, please go here: PLR ebooks

NB: PLR eBooks sold on Amazon for your complete peace of mind 🙂

All the best,

Owen

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Website Upgrades

Published by Owen Jones on 27 June 2015
Website Upgrades

Website Upgrades

Website Upgrades

I started the link upgrades I have been talking about for the last few days, as regular readers will know, but after doing ten more last night, I began to think about the bigger problem of whether my sites with their nice new, all-dancing links will ever be seen. After all, Google has demoted to the dustbin, all websites that it deems to be unfriendly to mobile phones. They have a nice little tool to help you check whether your site passes muster, i think I’ve mentioned it before. Anyway, mine didn’t and couldn’t even be found in a manual search of Google’s top ten pages for it’s search term. That means unless I can perform website upgrades as well, I’m probably wasting my time.

So, I spent four hours last night learning about image compression, image elasticity, the ideal space between tappable objects and optimal font sizes. I implemented every fix they gave me and it increased my website’s mobile friendliness from 65% to 67%. The resulting judgement on my website was ‘unlikely to obtain approval from Google’. So, there you have it, Google has managed to kill off all the small entrepreneurs like me who were building their own static websites.

It won’t affect big business because they either have their own programmers or outsource the work.

I did say static websites though, if you are unable to manage these website upgrades yourself, your site is doomed, but if you run a third-party blog such as Weebly, or you use WordPress, they will have to perform the website upgrades for you. This forces people like me to join companies I might not have wanted to. Google linking with Big Business again.

Now, all these blogging services are free at the moment, but what if Google started buying them up and charging?

Look out for Google making a move on WordPress, Weebly and the rest, because I believe it’s coming. Watch Google, it is not your friend unless you are FTSE or Fortune 500.

As for me, I will ditch all 79 of my websites, but turn my top two into WordPress blogs to go with the other one I already have, so I’ll just have three blogs, and pray for the day when Google gets its comeuppance.

My website upgrades (? because there is a need for both) to blogs will take months, but will not guarantee me a penny of extra income.

All the best,

Owen

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