Re: The Dangers of Private Label (PLR) Content [2021]
Channel: The PLR Site
Date: 09/09/2020

There's been an article floating around since 2011 that tries to discredit PLR Content, so I've finally made a video about it. The author does make couple of good points, which I talk about as well!

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About this video: Hey guys, it's Nick from The PLR Site, and today I'm talking about an article that still ranks for "PLR" and "Private Label Rights" keywords even after 9 years. I've never seen somebody in the market address it, so I'm doing exactly that today. 

The article is "The Dangers of Private Label Rights (PLR) Content" on PlagiarismToday.

The author starts off with incorrectly labeling PLR, saying that PLR is sometimes called Resale Rights. To the extent newbies mix up the two, sure, but he's not right here. Small thing.

He also writes that there are dangers to PLR content, and I completely agree. I have warned people many times to not buy from unreliable dealers and to not buy "mega" packs from places like eBay that include 10,000s of PLR products for, say, $5. 

He also notes that few PLR sites make their own PLR. That is correct. I must point out that Piggy Makes Bank and PLR Me make their own content, and so will IDPLR.

The author also talks about duplicate content and the effects it has on SEO. If I'm right duplicate content won't put a negative score on your site (you should go learn about that yourself), but Google will stop ranking duplicate content after so many times. This actually attests to my advice of making PLR content your own content. Differentiate your content.

He also writes that oftentimes the quality of PLR is low. That is absolutely true, and I've said it myself multiple times. That's why I've been studying it for over a year and a half now. I've narrowed down a list to 4 PLR sites:

-Tools for Motivation
-IDPLR
-PLR Me
-Piggy Makes Bank

He actually gives good advice to run any PLR content through a plagiarism checker to see how many times it has been posted elsewhere. Great advice, really. You can even do this with your edited content to see if it is different enough.

He also says in the piece that when you buy "PLR content" the dealer might not actually have the rights to it. Maybe they did buy it from somebody claiming they had the rights, and so did the dealer's dealer, but all it takes is one incorrect claim to invalidate them all. There is a risk of that, but that's why I advocate people use reputable sites that do their best to mitigate their risks whenever they do buy PLR content to sell, and that's why I advocate people use sites that make their own PLR products. 

Ultimately, he thinks that he has effectively taken down Private Label Rights products, but he has hardly done so. 

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