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I like PLR content when I’m stuck and in a bind and don’t know what to write. I can change it, rewrite it, make it original, and add lots of good stuff to it. It really gets the gears in your head spinning and moving again. Article directories are okay when you’re giving a review of the article or adding pictures to it etc, but then you have to copy and paste the whole thing word for word.
this is interesting since I just a few weeks ago copy/pasted one and did so again last week I think…
I was under the impression that you were ONLY to copy and paste… you can add or comment to the work but NOT in any way change it or the link. I also thought it looked like someone else contributed to your blog but I now see I am not right on that…
After reading this I am going to go back and add some commentary and/or a pic – thanks for the tip on this. I wasn’t planning on making it a habit and can see the abuse potential for abuse.
-Delphine
article directories are very popular these days and i often submit new articles to them daily.,;
i submit most of my websites in many article directories that are both free and paid directories ‘
Funny thing is, I have written and sold PLR and I own an article directory, with plans for a few more niche directories in the future, but I can’t imagine taking someone else’s PLR and just putting my name on it and posting it, or other people’s articles from a directory. I like my content to be mine and my writing to have my voice. Maybe if I were to build an affiliate niche blog or something and just needed a bunch of content I didn’t have time to write from scratch, I’d consider taking PLR and rewriting it, adding pictures, etc and using that, but not on my personal blogs. :O)