There is a myth that you need to be a very good writer in order to make any money online. If you take a look at someone like John Chow, you’ll quickly realize that having perfect grammar may be nice, but it’s not a requirement in earning a substantial amount of money through the Internet.
What if you don’t want to write anything at all? Can you still get away with some content that requires minimal investment on your part? If you were to ask the people behind PLR eBook Club, the response would be a resounding yes. Over the course of this review, we’ll take a look at what you get by joining the club and whether it is worth your while.
What is PLR and Should I Use It?
As you may or may not already know, PLR content stands for private label rights. These articles and other forms of content come with a completely open license, so you can use them however you’d like without attribution. With or without modification, you have full resale rights, selling them as if they were your own.
How Much Content Can I Expect?
With the PLR eBook Club, you gain access to a huge range of new products each and every month, ensuring that your websites and other online presences are constantly restocked with new content. This can be useful for landing pages and blogs, for instance, among several other applications.
You do have to bear in mind that the quality of the content for most PLR articles will leave much to be desired. The usual formula involves a single article being translated to another language and then being translated back into English, resulting in less than stellar grammar and some strange word choices.
As you can probably suspect, you’d probably get better content by hiring a freelance writer, but that can be much more expensive than taking the PLR route instead. With PLR eBook Club, you get over 50 new products every month. That’s a lot of content.
What Does the Members Area Look Like?
Upon signing into your account, you will be granted access to the members area.
From this page, you can add or renew your subscription, review your payment history, change your password, access the affiliate area, and — perhaps most importantly — access that PLR content that you paid for in the first place.
The links to the content can be found along the left side and you’ll likely be focusing on the PLR eBook Club Gold area. Clicking on this link brings you to a blog-like interface, showcasing the newest content available for download.
While looking at the PLR eBook Club, you can see the most recent content, browse through the archives, and read the “random PLR tips.” For the content, you get written material, as well as audio and video features.
The first item in the screenshot above is the Article Master Series and it contains 200 articles across 13 different topic areas. These articles cover dating, personal finance, editorial services, real estate brokering, and running shoes, among other subjects.
How is the Quality of the Articles?
What can you expect in terms of quality? Here is a brief snippet from a coffee feature from the Article Master Series:
Smelling the coffee first thing that you should do when comparing coffee beans. It can help you to better understand the full flavor of the coffee. It will also show you the smell that you will be waking up to when you make your coffee. While all of the other aspects of coffee are important, this will help you to choose the better coffee.
What is the Monthly Subscription Price?
If you’re not too concerned about having completely original content or articles that are perfectly grammatically correct, the PLR eBook Club may be a viable option for you. There is a special 14-day trial for $4.95 and this comes with a money-back guarantee. After that, the regular membership is $27 a month.
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