[jbolte1976]

Hi Gang,

I wanted to see how everyone here uses PLR, rewrites their PLR, or if you guys have any tips or advice using PLR.

I've started to rewrite some PLR articles and searched for some software to make it a little easier. I'm not associated with this but here's the link:

WordFlood 2.0

They have a 14 day free trial period that I'm currently using right now. I'll be honest I didn't realize how much PLR there was floating around out there and how easy and cheap it was to get.

My initial thoughts are to use some of these articles and re-write 30% - 50% and submit to AD's. I also plan on using this PLR for writing some ebooks for building a list also.

Anyway, do you guys think this is a good way to use PLR and what have you veterans found working with PLR?

Thanks gang, like always it's much appreciated.

Jason

[Admin]

Hi JB,

Yup, there's a ton of PLR articles and reports floating around. I use them on occasion if they are very well written, and are limited when they are being sold. Otherwise they are floating around too much, and everyone uses the same stuff.

I used to think those rewriting apps or software were okay to a dagree. That's until I purchased a couple of them. Most of them are JUNK! You have to rewrite what they write after it's all said and done, so what's the point? They spit out jiberish most of the time because they have a limited vocabulary stored in them.

The best thing to do if you are using PLR material is to rewrite them at least 50% - not less than this. Remember, you want to get the closest to original content as possible for SEO reasons, and to build your credibility with your visitors.

Also, never ever submit PLR articles to EZA - never - rewritten or not! They will reject them every time.


Mary

[stellarmajyk]

I don't know about Eza but I do know that almost everyone that requests a rewrite wants it changed at least 50%. DupeCop - Online and desktop tools to detect duplicate content is free until the first of the month when the policy changes. Then they will be $5 a month. I'm thinking it will be worth it just to check that your work is adequately altered.

You can also make sure that you are not utilizing plagiarized work even before you start to do the rewrite by checking your articlae at Copyscape - Search for Website Plagiarism and Duplicate Content Online