Comments on: Why You Should Rewrite Your PLR Articles

By: Oscar, "The PLuRalizer"

Oscar, "The PLuRalizer" — Mon, 10 Dec 2007 06:59:15 +0000

Thanks for the post, Nicole. You have provided a helpful list of what to do with PLR articles (a few are also funny!).

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By: Nicole Miller

Nicole Miller — Wed, 21 Nov 2007 11:28:46 +0000

As a whole, PLR articles don’t really work for websites that want to stand out from the crowd. But that doesn’t mean they’re not valuable. That’s why we’ve created a list of 101 Things To Do With PLR Articles designed to jump start your brain and get you out of that PLR box. Please share this article as it’s licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike License (which is a fancy way of calling it an ‘open-source’ work): http://www.outsource2documaker.com/101-plr.htm

By: How to Re-Write PLR

How to Re-Write PLR — Mon, 24 Sep 2007 15:20:42 +0000

Re-writing PLR is very important. If you don’t you are at serious risk.

Let’s explore this…

First, if you don’t re-write PLR and you submit it to an article submission directory (e.g., EzineArticles.com) they might *can* you. That’s the last thing you want!

Second, if you use PLR articles on your blog, for example, Google might wipe out your site completely from their index. We’ve seen a lot of stories about people getting sent to the “supplemental results” — their blogs are sent into a black hole, forever. In short, Google doesn’t really like duplicate content. They will punish you.

So, PLR re-writing is very important learn all that you can. Fortunately, you can get help.

(Yes, we’ve helped hundreds of people. Re-writing can be fast and easy. There’s a “formula” — seriously!)