How do I use PLR articles wisely?

How do I use PLR articles wisely?

All must have known about the PLR (Private Label Rights), namely articles made by others but we are permitted to recognize as belonging to us and made our own. We are also allowed to change the contents of the article or use it to fill in a web or blog.

For some, the PLR is considered helpful as a filler article or web blog. But some people again considered using PLR is plagiarism and not make people creative. What about you?

Usually PLR users are people who want to quickly blog instantly famous by google. So that they can use the blog is used to make money online for example Google Adsense.

More and more selling PLR businesses increasingly widespread both at home and abroad. PLR is usually sold in a package and have a certain content. But one thing that is often overlooked is user PLR articles are sold to many people. So, most likely found the same article on the internet.

So, how do I maximize the PLR?

Here I give tricks and tips, so as not to get caught double the article so Google gives a warning to your blog:
  • Choose PLR sellers who accept payment by PayPal, because it is safe and quick articles we accept, as most use the direct download system.
  • Do not copy and paste the PLR articles for your blog, because there is guaranteed to be the exact same PLR.
  • Check first PLR on Google. If many similar articles, you must to improvise to amend the article to make it look different.
  • Do not submit PLR articles to the web submission, because if caught, your website or blog will be banned by search engines.
  • Do not be too often used PLR, because you actually will be referred to as adapter or plagiarism.
That the tricks for users of PLR, hopefully helpful.

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