Sharing ideas and posts

Happy Monday everyone!

People have asked me about the source for my posts. Well like I said, it is my intention to share things as I explore the whole world of Internet and Online Businesses and ideas. I have completed many online courses over the past decade, many of them linked to my ‘day job’ – I am a High School Physics Teacher. I have also fallen for many of the ‘get rich quick’ programmes, that turn out to be a lot of cheap nothings that require hundreds or thousands of dollars to upgrade and ‘fully automate’.

As a result I have also collected a ton of PLR material. PLR – Private Label Rights – means books, ebooks, software, courses etc that I have bought or been given, and for which I can sell them, share parts or basically use them as I see fit, within the PLR License agreement. Man of the articles I have on here are sections from that ton of material, tweaked and illustrated by me.

Sometimes I just check spelling – some of the PLR has never been checked! And I don’t just mean the difference between UK and US English spellings. There is often a host of grammatical errors, usually around your and you’re or there, their and they’re or were, wear and we’re. I’m not a grammar freak but sometimes these basic errors annoy me.

At other times I find references to websites or products that no longer exist, so I edit them out and find an alternative, if possible. This is relatively easy with an ebook, not so easy with a video course.

In many of the blogs I share I have taken an original post and reworked it, though this can be very time consuming. I recently came across a site which will rewrite an article or paragraph or even a sentence – Articlerewriterstool.com – which offers an interesting alternative approach to using PLR or e-zine articles. I must try it soon!

I know a lot of people out there are looking for articles to put into their blog. How can you do it?

Write – it’s fun.

There are many people willing to write for you on Fiverr.com.

I would recommend collecting PLR and using the content in your blog – though make sure you read it before publishing.

There is a lot of free PLR out there – just Google it.

I get a lot of mine from Surefirewealth.com. I have a Gold membership so can download everything for free. Some is for personal use only (always learning) and much of it comes with a PLR licence. You can become a free member and download lots of PLR for nothing. Check it out.

As i said, people have asked where I get my articles. I hope this is a good explanation. Write to me for more advice if you want.