Category Archives: Product and Content Creation

How to Turn Old Magazines Into Valuable New Content

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There’s a lady in the UK who says she is earning 8,000 pounds per month thanks to reading old magazines.

She goes to jumble sales and buys up all the old magazines she can find, the older the better.

Then then finds interesting articles she can turn into her own brand new content by commenting on what she has read.

For example, “I tried this weird recipe from 1932 and here’s what happened”

“14 Life Hacks from World War II that Will Save You 500 pounds a Month Now”

“7 Dating Tips from 1955 That Will Blow Your Mind”

She never copies the content but rather talks about what she read and adds her own thoughts and comments.

And she uses this content to build niche sites on vintage cars, vintage cosmetics, vintage recipes and so forth.

She’s built 20 of these sites and has plans to build 10 more, and she monetizes the sites through advertising, affiliate products and so forth.

Now just imagine if she also used this content to create TikTok and YouTube videos… I think she would make a fortune.

And once she is finished with the old magazines, she sells them on eBay for far more than she originally paid.

The possibilities here are endless. Next time you go to a jumble sale, garage sale or flea market, be on the lookout for old magazines. They might just be worth their weight in gold.

Creating Lower Cost Products as Loss Leaders

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Have you ever gone into a store or restaurant because you received a coupon that was so good you just couldn’t pass the deal up? Maybe they were even giving something away for free. Or, maybe the discount was so fantastic on a product that you really wanted, and maybe even such a dramatic price drop, that you practically flew to the store the very minute you received the coupon.

Maybe you wondered how on earth the manufacturer or the store was able to give away such a fantastic deal. It was such a steal of a deal for you, that there’s no way they made money on the deal, right? You think about these things even more now that you’re a small business owner.

Well, you hit the nail on the head. They didn’t make money on the deal. If they did it right… they ended up making a lot more than they would have otherwise, though.

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How to Survive a Recession

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As I write this, we’re on the precipice of a nasty recession, maybe worse than 2008 and maybe even worse than 1929.

At this point we don’t know, but better to plan ahead than to put your head in the sand, right?

But not only do many people have businesses which survive recession, millionaires and even billionaires are created,

Always have, always will.

Conrad Hilton made his fortune by buying up hotels at recession-prices because he knew that a boom always follows a bust, even if it takes a while.

If you’ve seen the excellent movie The Big Short you’ll know that Michael Burry made his fortune shorting the sub-prime housing market.

But let’s get REAL…

You and I probably don’t have the capital to buy hotels, or the financial wisdom to see bubbles in the market let alone the balls to gamble everything we have on a stock market hunch.

So, we need to work smart, work on a budget and work differently to the crowd if we want to not only survive the coming recession but profit from it too!

Let’s get straight to the meat and bones…

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Creating Higher End Products to Increase Your Income

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As a product creator, you’re looking for ways to earn more money from your efforts. It can be scary to brainstorm ideas, because you’re not sure what will work for you. I’ll skip to the end a bit and reveal a surefire way to make it happen—create and sell higher-end products.

Let’s backtrack a bit…

At this point, you’ve probably been releasing info products at typical price points. Maybe a $7 mini product or a $17 course on your topic, and a collection of products along those lines. These are standard prices in the IM world and they’re not too intimidating. Maybe you even have a membership site where people pay a modest amount for access to what you come out with every month.

What are your earnings like at these price points? Maybe you’re struggling or maybe your earnings are okay. Maybe you’re earning a fantastic income as a product creator and niche marketer.

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Turning PLR into Multiple Streams of Income

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There have been many tales of disaster from online entrepreneurs who spent a lot of time and effort building a business branch online, only to see it wiped out in an instant with no way to save their revenue stream.

This is why most seasoned marketers will urge newbies to create multiple streams of income from the very beginning. It protects your earnings because you’re not putting all of your eggs in one basket.

That means you’re working on various business models, perhaps different niches, and on numerous platforms so that if one gets obstructed, you’re not left in a lurch. It’s also just good business sense to build up multiple income streams because it increases your earnings, even if they all stay intact forever!

But in order to do that, it takes a lot of content. You have to have content for your site, emails, products, social profiles and more. Not just one time, either. Content creation is an ongoing process that consumers and search engines alike demand of you.

Private label rights (PLR) content is the tool that can rescue you from a big burden of content creation. This is cheap, readymade, high-quality content (when you know how to find it) that you can claim as your own and profit from in an instant.

In this blueprint, you’ll find all of the ways you can tap into the power of PLR starting right now, and use it as leverage in helping you get traffic, build a list, and make money online in a variety of ways.

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