Splash Pages and Membership Site Maintenance

[wtclub]

I looked in the rules and I didn't see there was anything wrong with this post.

I am looking for partners who would consider using their PLR content to start a membership site.

I would be able to create splash pages start a list, feed them to an autoresponder (that I would include), setup and host the membership site, including the web pages needed.

I would also maintain and make changes when necessary to this system.

If interested PM or Email me.
admin@wtclub.net

Hears hoping to everyone's success,

Bob Lavoie
PS. I hope I can be a help to anybody. If you have any questions about using your new PLR content with a membership site, and the system to maximize your sales, let me know.

[Robert]

Do you mean you want to sell plrpro content through the membership or just use the content to create the site?

[golfer57]

hello,
I sent you a pm and have not heard back from you. Check your private messages and let me know.
Steve

[wtclub]

To answer your question Robert....Not to sell the content as PLR but to expand on a particular content. Even though the content from PLR is good, you would need to add even more quality content to get someone to pay for it via a membership site. So it helps to be an expert in the field of the PLR content you are advertising.

It should strike up a thought that even though the staff at PLR Pro uses the content to create their own blogs or articles, I would tend to believe they make most of their money on the monthly membership fees from PLR Pro.

That's why I am looking for 1 or 2 partners to help them setup a membership site and sell the content getting monthly residual money, instead of just for a click on Google Adwords or an affiliate payout. Using the PLR content is a good way to start.

Just so we are clear, the membership sites that would be created are non-competing with the PLRpro model.

[dpreto]

Bob,

The idea is sound in principal.

However, I doubt very seriously that you will have much success with putting PLR content on a membership site.

The content quality of PLR articles is not suited for that purpose. I'd hate to think you're going to charge people a monthly membership fee and then serve them with PLR articles. You'd demonstrate very little respect for their intellect and their money.

Dewald

[golfer57]

Isn't that what plrpro is a membership site that is serving up articles??? Not sure what you mean, seems like you are doing that now if you belong to plrpro....
Steve

[wtclub]

Thanks for your post Dewald,

The object here is to not compete with PLRpro, but to expound on the content they provide and to use it as a starting point for content rich ideas inside of ANY membership site.

I guess I am asking you to think outside of the box, get creative and use PLRpro to start the thought process.

Bob