Choosing the best PLR membership site takes time, effort and a reasonable strategy. Joining membership sites can be a very valuable experience, but it also can have many pitfalls. By taking your time and carefully picking sites that best fit your needs and products, you can ensure that your scripts will be pertinent and the products you purchase will be fresh.
Membership sites provide an array of products and can give you a steady flow of rough draft content for a set price each month. Many of the drafts, however, need work. They are either written in a hard to sell manner or they do not utilize normal marketing savvy.
So you need to make sure that the site you choose is offering scripts that need little or no work. The best way to do this is to ask for a sample or look at how they market their membership. If the copy is good, chances are what they offer will be worth the price.
Also, make sure that they are not saturated in terms of membership. Popular sites have many different members, including your competitors so unless you can drastically alter a script for the better, your competitors can purchase the same scripts as you. Shopping around and getting in on the ground floor of an innovated PLR membership site will potentially give you a niche and an edge on content.
Be able to move when a site gets stale. The internet is a fickle place and trends start and stop every day. Monitor the sites you are a member with and change when they appear to become “yesterday’s news.”
Keep in mind, however, that yesterday’s news can become hot overnight again as well. Keep tabs on sites you have examined and used or rejected. If a site suddenly seems popular, make sure you know it and act on it.
Do not let marketing hype fool you. Every site on the internet will promise they are the best site since sliced bread. Most are not even close. Try to get through the hype and figure out if they are really as good as they say or as popular as they claim. Keep in mind that every site has high and low periods, so make an effort to get the “big picture” before you pigeon hole a site.
Finally, make sure that they are able to work with your product. You may want to avoid content specific sites as that can close market exposure, but you definitely want to make sure that what a site offers plays well with your product. If, for instance, you are selling tips on building a boat, you probably do not want to go with a site that specializes in selling medical advice or scripts.
By using these tips, you will be able to pick the most successful and freshest site for your needs. Optimizing your search and selection will allow you to maximize your profitability potential. You will also be able to stay on top of your market and change as needed to meet your customer’s needs.
