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Jimmy D. Brown has done it again.  He is retiring more of his info products.  And this time he is giving you PLR rights to it.  PLR stands for Private Label Rights.  Which means you can purchase this product and rework it, reword it, or just leave it as is and put your name on it. 

Put on your thinkin’ cap for just a moment.  What do these
have in common…

* A “perfect game” in baseball
* Doppelgangers
* Haley’s comet sighting
* Your “soul mate”
* The Hope Diamond

Even if you know nothing about the first four, hopefully
that last one was a giveaway.

These are all rarities, right?

These are things that don’t come around very often.  They
are unusual and, because of that characteristic, they are
considered quite valuable.

Everyone once in a while something comes along that is added
to the list of “rarities”. 

The one I want to tell you about today happens, well, once
every TEN YEARS.

It was ten years ago this month, August 2000, that Jimmy D. Brown
started his first successful internet business which launched
his “career” as a full-time internet marketer.

Profits Vault became one of the most popular early IM
membership sites and was an active part of his business until he
closed it down last year.

Today he’s reopening it to celebrate his TEN YEAR anniversary!

He’s put together a package of products, reports, mini-courses,
and articles that are mostly UNRELEASED content that he’s either
personally written or co-written.  All of these come with full
PLR (private label rights) licenses!

Get the details at Profits Vault PLR

If anyone knows about private label rights content, it’s Jimmy.
He didn’t create the autoresponder.  And he didn’t write the
first salesletter.  And he didn’t create the first popup.  He
didn’t do a lot of the things that have become common to
internet marketers.

But he DID start the PLR (private label rights) market back
in 2003 and he DID launch the first successful PLR membership
site in that same year.

He knows about PLR content!

During the past seven years since he launched “Products In The
Rough” which expanded into Nicheology, there has been a flood
of “PLR” materials hitting the web on just about every topic
imaginable.

He classifies these materials into three categories…

1. Crummy.  (Bad, very bad)
2. Common.  (Ordinary, average)
3. Choice.  (Rarities!)

Truthfully — and you know this is true if you’ve bought any
PLR content — the overwhelming majority of the materials
are worthy of a “crummy” rating.  Following not too far behind
would be “common” PLR content.

And in a class by itself, there’s probably about 1% of the
PLR content out there today that really is “choice”.

It’s rare.  

Rarer still do you get the opportunity to grab up “Choice”
PLR content that has NEVER-BEEN-RELEASED that was written by
a recognized expert (not gonna use the word “guru”!) in the
internet marketing arena.

Today is an exception.  It’s one of those rare days.  One of
those 1% moments.  Once very ten years in this case as he
celebrates his ten year anniversary.

There are so many things you can do with these materials -

* Create your own original articles.
* Build rebrandable reports.
* Edit them and sell them as your own.
* Convert them into audio products.
* Develop a coaching program around them.
* Stock a membership site with them.
* Extract parts for blog posts.

There’s only ONE catchÉ

This package will ONLY be available for the NEXT 10 DAYS.  On
Friday, August 27 at 10PM CDT ProfitsVault.com will once again
be shut down and the package will no longer be available.

So, drop by today and see if this package is right for you.

UPDATE:  There is a “Fast Action” bonus for the next 100 people
only who order … PLR license to a 70 page product of Jimmy’s!

All the details are at Profits Vault PLR. 

Even if you don’t plan on using this content until down the
road, you won’t find better quality content for the price. 

Jimmy is known for over delivering.  So he’s also giving away, a video, an MP3 and a pdf, yours free just for the asking.  You can get those here.

But don’t wait too long, all this goes away on Friday August 27th.

Well, I got my ticket to NAMS2.  I was able to come up with the $247.00 by today to get my ticket with Lynn Terry’s discount.

I counted up all the change that I tend to save up and what I had in my savings account.  (My savings account is different from my husbands and my account, in that my account is strictly mine to do with whatever I choose, made up solely of that change I save.)     I had a whopping $200.00   not enough.  I told my hubby that I was short $50.00 bucks.  He said that if it was that important to me, he would give me the $50.00.

You see at the moment money is running tight so I really didn’t want to take household money to do this, but I took it as a loan.

Now I just need to come up with my plane ticket money and my room money.  David promises a refund if you can’t make it for any reason, so I really feel like there is no risk.

We shall see if I can save up the rest by August.  Stay tuned. 

Yesterday I talked about how blogging can be used as a tool for Internet Marketing.  Today, I’m going to talk about ways to expand your market through Blogging.

Blogging is becoming more popular than email to reach and expand your market.  Mainly because it is alot faster to click on a blog site than to log in and download your email.  But if you use your email marketing wisely it can be a great tool for bringing readers to your website.

Be sure to have an email capture on your blog.  To entice people to sign up, offer them something free.  Don’t make it junk!!  Offer something of value.  Then when you have permission to send them emails, use a short email to tease them into clicking to read more at your site.  Or offer worth while information in your email, possibly a short term free lessons.  Use your email signature to get them to your website if your email has to do with an unrelated subject.

You want to be sure that you use their email address’ responsibly.  No one likes a spammer, besides I think it’s illegal.

Conduct a survey.  That way you can get information right from your readers to help you to understand them, their profiles and advertising preferences.  If you want to know something, want feedback on a post, or a link or a subject that you talked about, ask!!  Let your readers know that you want their feedback.

Use RSS, it’s the fastest growing tecnology on the internet today.  RSS feeds to your blog can add interest to your site.

Use video, You Tube adds yet another dimension to your blog.

Bring in a guest blogger, that way you get a fresh idea and your readers stay interested with a different perspective.

You may even want to run a contest.  Have your readers leave comments and then randomly choose a winner.  it will certainly get people talking.

I hope this has sparked some ideas for you.  If you think of something I missed, leave a comment.     I love to hear from my readers.

Are you an Internet Marketer?  Did you know that Blogging is one of the newest Internet Marketing tools?  Let’s look into why you should have a blog.

A blog, short for Web Log, started back in the late 90′s.  What started as a comment on an existing webpage has turned into a way for individuals to write about what is on their mind.  It could be a personal blog that no one other than yourself sees, kinda like a journal or diary.  Or it can be a place to vent or just talk about topics that are of interest to you.

As Blogging becomes more and more popular, it has become one more way to monetize an Internet Marketing Business.  So why should you be blogging?  Here are my thoughts, see if you agree.

1.  Blogging is easy.  If you have a computer and an internet connection ( and who doesn’t these days?), then you too can have a blog. 

2.  Blogging can be free to do.  You can start a blog for free, without owning a domain name or having a website, but if you are serious about marketing you will want a paid blog.  Mainly because on free blogs your content may not be your own.  If you inadvertently breach the terms of use, your blog could be taken down without any notice and all your hard work would be gone.

So what do you talk about?  Just talk about your ideas or if you want to use it as a marketing tool, talk about new products you’ve tried and your experience with them.  Did you like them?  Why?

3.  Which brings us to our third reason.  Blogging is real.  People like to buy things, they don’t want to be sold to.  Think about it.  Everyday we are bombarded with advertising.  Commercials, touting that their product is the best.

The difference with a blog is that it’s like talking to a friend.  Telling them your first hand experience with a product, why you liked it.  What you hated about it.  Would you use it again?  You’re just giving your opinion.  It’s real!!

4.  So if you are real, then it stands to reason that you will become believable.  Which will give credibility to your posts.  As your credibility builds, your readers will come to rely on your information.  As word spreads of your expertise, you may even become the go to expert in your field. 

5.  Which builds readership.  As your readership grows, so grows your market.  Let’s face it, unless you are a big time name, no one is reading your blog except your mother, (or in my case my husband and 2 grown children). 

So tomarrow we will expand on how you can use a blog to build your market, and get more readers.

I have been reading Nicole Dean’s blog now for several weeks.  Wow!  I am really learning a lot.  Nicole is doing a Rock Star Summer Tour.  She is guest blogging on 15 different blogs all summer long.

One of the blogs she will guest blogging on is Click Newz.  Click Newz is operated by Lynn Terry.  Nicole interviewed Lynn back in April.  The interview was very interesting.  So off I go to Click Newz to check it out. 

Lynn is a Super Affiliate, that means that she makes a darn good living online as an affiliate marketer.  Like Nicole, Lynn offers a lot of really good, useful information on her blog. 

I am learning so much from both of these women, but I feel like there is so much to learn that I will never learn it all.

More later.