Thursday, January 18, 2007

SEO - Making Original PLR Copy Unique by Christopher Angus

Sometimes you get stuck with PLR articles (public label right articles) that seem very out of date, boring or stale. There are five basic ways to change the content of any article to make it more unique.

1) Reword the headline

2) Replace words with commonly used synonyms

3.) Change the structure of the content by switching paragraphs around

4) Personalize the content with your own language, colloquialisms or more modern expressions

5) Make recommendations, review products and insert your own opinions and thoughts wherever possible into the original content.

Your next step is to submit these rewritten articles to syndication sites. Other webmasters may print your article as long as they print the resource box that has a link back to your site. Make sure you make this a condition of reprinting the article or else you will end up having your articles pinched and will receive very little business in return.

As a web entrepreneur this clever use of PLR material can save you hours of hunting around for reciprocal link partners. The article is simply picked up by other webmasters and over time you will collect hundreds of links back to your site or pings to your blog.

Enthusiasm is required even more than expertise. You can simply take PLR content that you have already and paste fragments of it into your blog along with some comments. You then can monetize that content with your affiliate and Google Adsense links. If you want you can even add a little object on your blog site that allows them to give you their email address.

As long as you have a blog make sure to optimize each and every entry with as many links as you can without looking greedy or tacky. This is one sure way to earn multiple streams of income with your content.


About the Author

Christopher Angus is a SEO and Website Marketer. He can be contacted at: Sales (at) Brilliantseo.com

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SEO - Writing the SEO Tip Sheet by Christopher Angus

Compilation writing is as simple as gathering facts together, rewording them and putting them in some kind of list. You only need about 250 words to write an ad or a blog. When it comes to the Internet, if you can make a list, you have the talent to write!

This is the type of article that you see that has suggestions such as "Top Ten Ways To Waterproof Your Sun Deck " or "Three Surefire Ways to Get Your Cat to Swallow a Pill." All you really need to write this type of article is a bit of know how about what you are writing about or good researching abilities.

The idea is to find tips that are unique or that are genuine answers to questions that people ask on about the topic. The most successful approach is to actually gear the article so that it makes the product you are writing about the answer to your question so people are encouraged to click on that affiliate link and buy it.

It is even better if you can make your top ten lists humorous. Think David Letterman when you think of your own top ten lists. A good example would be something like "The Top Ten Ways to Move in With Your Kids Without Them Noticing." This is a successful formula and the type of article that is often picked up by some huge websites, especially those catering to family, shopping and entertainment. It just never seems to go out of style and the Top Ten List can also accommodate a range of sense of humor - from the very savage and scatological to the very light and child-like.

Tip sheets don't often have humor but they are "evergreeners" when it comes to information. If the information in them is valuable and timeless you will always have visitors to that tip page on your site.


About the Author

Christopher Angus is a SEO and Website Marketer. He can be contacted at: Sales (at) Brilliantseo.com

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