It’s no secret that I am a huge fan of creating a mailing list to build your freelance writing business.

And of course the best way to motivate a potential client to share their email address with you is to give them something extremely valuable in exchange. We’re talking about information that will help them solve a problem. Now you’re a freelance writer which means your prospects are looking for help, guidance and advice on writing.

My friends and associates over at AllPrivateLabelContent have created a PLR package that can solve your marketing and list building needs. It’s called the “Business Startup Package” and it contains:

* 15 Online Business Articles
* 15 Copywriting Articles
* 18-page Copywriting Report
* 16-page Build a Profitable Website Report
* 30 Online Business Start up Autoresponder Messages
* 30 Build a Profitable Website Autoresponder Messages

What Can You Do With PLR?

The sky is the limit…

You can create a value packed ebook to giveaway to your website visitors. You can modify the articles and use them on article marketing sites. You can use them as blog posts and as content on your own website. The key to using PLR effectively is to change it to fit your needs, your niche, and your audience. And because you are a writer you can modify this content quickly and easily.

Now you might be wondering why a writer would buy PLR, (Private Lable Rights) content. The simple answer is your time is money. How long would it take you to create more than 100 pages on your own? A while, right? And during this time you could be making money.

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P.S. Time is limited, the special pricing only lasts until May 20th.

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This video is the first installment in a new series dedicated to helping you create the best freelance business for you. I decided to create a video series because it’s sometimes easier to absorb material when it’s presented in a different format.

However, for those who want to read instead of watch a short video, the transcript is below.

Thank you and enjoy!

Annette

Build a Better Freelance Writng Business #1 Video Transcript:

Hi I’m Annette Elton, owner of Freelance Writing Business.com.  This is the first installment in my “Build a Better Freelance Business” series.  This first video is devoted to the topic of purpose, goals and vision. To be successful as a freelance writer this may be the most important step you take.

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Yesterday I recorded a short video for a sales page. We’re launching a new membership program over at AllCustomContent.com. I recorded it from my desk. This means you can see the paraphernalia in my office.

Now I have a clean office so I wasn’t worried about anything looking unkempt. I did notice that in my first try you could see a sketch of Michelangelo’s David in the background and I figured it wasn’t a good idea to have a nude image on display in the message.

What I neglected to consider was the fact that when I turned the camera at a different angle, you could see my Buddha statue. To be honest I didn’t even think about it being an issue and for most it probably isn’t.

However, when you’re making a sales message there is one thing to remember – your goal. In this case the goal was for the audience to hear my message and to be motivated to read the rest of the sales piece. Not to be distracted or turned off by my statue. So while at first it saddened me a bit to move it, it just doesn’t make sense to include any religious icons or moral message in a sales message – unless you’re selling or promoting a moral or religious product or service.

So I moved the Buddha. The next time you’re creating a sales message, think about your own biases and unintended messages. Are they detracting from your goal?

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