If you have PLR siting on your hard drive, especially ones that deals with web 2.0, IM/make money or traffic generation, then follow the four steps below and finally turn them into some money. 
Step 1: Prepare the Report
You don’t necessarily have to modify the report but to get the most benefit from it, you should:
- Insert your information such as your name & website address.
- Place “side notes” throughout that advertise a related product.
- Insert an “updates” link that goes to an opt-in form to build your list.
- Link specific words or phrases to places that you get some benefit from.
- In the closing, have it lead to another product.
If you don’t have an editor and/or PDF creator, you can get a free copy of Open Office to do the editing and PDF conversion.
Step 2: Prepare Emails
This step requires a mailing list provider or software. I personally use and recommend GetResponse for this.
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Garrie Wilson methods, PLR, private label rights, safe lists
If you haven’t heard yet, when PayPal did the latest policy update, they added a refund fee and will start charging it on August 10, 2010.
From the new policy:
- Amendment to the PayPal User Agreement
Refund Fee. Section 8.5 (Additional Fees) is amended to add a new refund fee. If you refund a Purchase Payment, we will retain the Fixed Fee portion of the Purchase Payment Fee. The buyer’s Account will be credited with the full Purchase Payment amount and the Fixed Fee portion of the Purchase Payment Fee will be deducted from your Account in addition to the amount of the refunded payment. The Fixed Fee will depend on the currency of the Purchase Payment and is listed in 8.4(c).
And:
Fees: The following fee for Refunds will be added:
Refund *
After August 10, 2010, the Fixed Fee portion of the Transaction Fee will be deducted from your Account at the time of the refund, in addition to full payment amount that is refunded to the buyer. Fixed fee portion of the original Transaction Fee.
(The Fixed Fee will depend on the currency of the payment, so if the payment was made in USD then the refund fee is $0.30.)
* Excludes Direct Payments and Virtual Terminal Payments where an American Express Card is used.
So now when you issue a refund you will lose a little money. Yes, it’s small amount and most people won’t lose over $50 or so a year.
Not really a big deal but some people might want to stop automatically refunding PayPal complaints and possibly other procedures.
Garrie Wilson PayPal
In my post Flipping with Amazon, I told about buying Amazon Gold Box & Lighting deals and re-selling them on eBay for a tidy little profit.
Normally these deals are great but from time to time, they aren’t. At least they aren’t the lowest price Amazon has offered before or even the lowest price on the ‘net.
Needless to say, you should do a little research before you just buy it. So here is what I do before I purchase something from Amazon to flip on eBay & in general.
Determine if Amazons current price is a deal.
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A certain marketer use to email me constantly. Which wasn’t a big deal because I did opt-in to his list. But then one day, I decided to click the remove link and it went to a 404. So I replied to the email and never heard anything but the emails kept coming.
After sometime, they just stoped. I thought I was finally free from the crap he was sending me. That he finally read my emails and removed me from his main database.
Sadly, today, it started again.
So I, once again, clicked the remove link to only be greated by yet another 404 page. I then shot off an email and received a reply to use his help desk to contact him. Then upon clicking the support link, I discover I have to create an account to contact him.
Well, instead of creating an account to contact him, I created a SpamCop account and reported him. I also reported him to his host.
Maybe I’ll finally be rid of this “marketer” for good.
Lesson 1. Make sure your opt-out links work.
Lesson 2. Read replies to your blasts.
Lesson 3. Make it easy for people to get help.
Lesson 4. Follow Can-Spam guidelines
Take care,
Garrie
Garrie Wilson
Today GetResponse launched it’s latest version boasting of 100+ new features such as:
- A totally new interface
- Video email marketing
- Surveys
- Split-tests
- Email analytics
So I wanted to take some time and let you know what I think about the main ones so far.
Let’s get to it.
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Adding a signature to your sales letters, optins, etc. can increase responses but it can take hours to find the perfect font, spacing, etc. And that’s if you actually have a graphics program and know how to use it. But you can make one in a matter of minutes at MyLiveSignature.com, for free. It uses a simple step process that anyone can use.
Check it out. http://www.mylivesignature.com
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ClickBank has rolled out a new order form today and boy is it ugly.
While they kept the layout the same, they changed the blue to a brown but left it on a blue background.
On their blog they said the new one outperformed the old in split testing. Which I am sure that it does over-all but it might not for your market. So keep an eye on your conversions
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Garrie Wilson ClickBank, order form, preview image
I’ve just installed two WordPress plugins that are just great.
The first one, Admin Drop Down Menu, takes the vertical admin menu and replaces it with a compact, horizontal menu.
If you, like many people, don’t like the huge, default menu on WordPress, I highly suggest it.
The other plugin I installed is the All in One SEO Pack. It makes your blog more SEO friendly. You should get it if you want more traffic from the engines.
Garrie
Garrie Wilson menu, plugins, seo, WordPress
On a popular marketing forum I visit, perhaps to much, the topic of PayPal and buyer complaints on digital items & services come up a lot.
Generally, the person is asking what to do about the complaints and multiple always reply “refund it as PayPal always finds in the favor of the buyer.”
Well, this is far from the truth.
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Garrie Wilson buyers protection, PayPal, seller protection
After my trial of IE 8 I have finally gotten my shortcuts to once again open in new tabs instead of reusing windows.
So here are the ways to do it. Each one may or may not work for you and if you screw something up, don’t blame me.
Method 1:
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