7 Profitable Ways To Utilize PLR Content

In most cases it’s a good idea if you rewrite the PLR so that you are using unique content. Generally it's a good idea to modify the PLR at least partially about 25-40% .  Now let’s get started.....

 
1. Use Private Label Rights (PLR) content to post answers on Yahoo Answers or other Forums.
One way to get valuable backlinks to your site (for search engine optimization purposes) is to post answers on Yahoo Answers. 

 Since it can be tedious to create “fresh” answers for every question related to your niche, you can use PLR articles instead. Ideally the full article should be posted on your website.

That way you can simply post your own site as the source of your information.

2. Use PLR articles to post comments on other people’s blogs.
Just as you can use PLR articles to post on Yahoo Answers, you can also use it to post relevant comments on other people’s blogs. 

Then leave your backlink to get human traffic and – if the blog allows search engines to follow links the benefit of a one-way  link for search engine optimization purposes. Be sure the content you use is relevant, however. 

And in general, you don’t want to post entire articles. Instead, post a portion of the article that’s relevant to what’s being discussed. You can then link to the entire article that’s posted on your own blog.
3. Use as content to post answers on forums. 

Here’s another way articles can be used to get links: post the content on other people’s forums.
Now you can do this one of two ways. On forums that encourage people to post articles, you can post all or part of an article – particularly if you add your own comments about the article. 

If you add something controversial, you’re likely to spark a debate (and that’s good thing). Some forum owners frown on this, however. They’d rather people have natural conversations rather than post articles. In particular, new members of a forum are likely to get their hands slapped for posting “drive by” articles. 

If you run into a forum that discourages posting articles, then use your PLR to help you brainstorm topics to post about on forums – but don’t necessarily post the articles themselves (at least not in a transparent way). Note: On the other hand, some forums have specific sections where you’re allowed to post full articles. In those cases, consider posting a few along with a byline. Another way to use PLR content on forums is to use it to answer other people’s posts. Here you may post part of an article, along with a link to the full article that’s posted on your blog. 

Note, however, that most forum owners prefer if you answer the question in its entirety on the forum – so you don’t want to just post a line or two with a link. Instead, post a complete answer with a link for those seeking additional information. 

Tip: you can pay other people to post these articles or article snippets. Post a project on elance.com to find freelancers willing to do this work for you.

 
4. Use PLR articles to create Hubpages.
Plenty of savvy marketers set up Hubpages (AKA Hubs) around specific niche topics. You can do the same using PLR articles to create the hubs. 

You may want to rewrite some of the content around specific keywords. Then add interactive features, affiliate links, and links to drive traffic back to your own site.

 
5. Use PLR content to create Fiverr Gigs then SELL the Gigs.
On Fiverr you can set up a Gig. However, instead of keeping the PLR to yourself, you sell it immediately to someone else. 

It’s a quick and easy way to make a nice chunk of change of $5. Note: check your PLR license to be sure this is allowable. To be safe, find content  that comes with transferable rights.

 
6. Use PLR articles as content on social networking sites.
Social networking sites like Apsense, IBO Social are great places to network with like-minded people, build a list of “friends” in your niche, and more. 

However, in order for your social networking page to be truly effective, you should regularly update it. Usually this means posting frequently to your site-sponsored blog. Now if you’re maintaining your own site and other blogs, the thought of maintaining yet another blog might sound like a lot of work. It’s not especially if you use PLR articles to create your blog.

 
7. Use PLR articles to populate your own forum.
If you’re just starting a forum in your niche, you already know the “chicken and the egg”
problem. Specifically, you need people to start posting in the forum to get it going with some good content. 

And yet most people don’t want to post in a forum that doesn’t already have lots of posts and content. The solution? You need to populate the forum with good content to encourage others to start posting. And to do that, you can use PLR articles to spark discussion. 

Either get your friends to post these articles for you, or ask them to join the discussion on the threads where you’ve posted the articles. Either way, in no time at all you’ll have a thriving forum full of good content!