Rewriting PLR By Combining PLR Materials
There are several strategies for rewriting PLR content that you can use to speed up the creation of your own products.
Even if you feel you have no writing skills, it's easy to put together a collection of high quality PLR articles on the same subject (or PLR ebooks for that matter), and with just a few minor edits here and there, compile them together to form a short report or ebook that names you as the author.
Initially, you might just want to create one or two short reports as enticements to subscribe to your newsletter or mailing list. But there's no reason why you can't turn PLR articles in to full-fledged ebooks you can sell for cash. Of course you can also create ebooks simply to giveaway as a means of propagating your affiliate and other sales links.
Alternatively you can use the content of a PLR ebook to provide the backbone to your report, which you'll then edit and augment with your own writing. If you're knowledgeable in a subject, but find you never know where to start when it comes to writing, this is a great way to create something that's unique and truly you – the private label content provides the structure and serves to provoke you into adding your own comments, clarifying explanations and deleting parts you disagree with.
Another option is to "pick and mix" from several PLR ebooks on the same subject, taking the best bits from each, and just rewriting them enough for continuity. With care this can work out really well, the end result being a unique and authoritative guide to a subject.
Here's a tip: If you compile your work into defined, stand-alone chapters or sections, each time you finish one, you can sell it as a short report while you're still working on the rest of the book! This makes the work of writing a full-blown book far less daunting and provides stimulus to keep you going to the end. Just don't sell all the ebook content as individual reports. I think 50% or less gives a fair deal to anyone buying your ebook who may also have already bought a couple of your short reports.
Rewriting PLR By Condensing PLR eBooks
Here you're basically working in reverse. Instead of combining PLR content to create a new, unique product of your own, take a private label ebook and condense it down to the essentials. Trim away all the "fat" by deleting any text that isn't vitally important and reducing long paragraphs of information into concise bullet-points.
Sometimes you may even find entire chapters that aren't really necessary, or end up with chapters that are so short after deleting content that you can combine several together under a new heading. If your PLR ebook covers several aspects of a subject, you might decide you only want to focus on one of them.
Of course you don't have to create an ebook or report from the edited PLR material. You can just as easily use your new condensed content to create totally unique articles for use on your website or elsewhere.
If you're dealing with quite a lot of PLR source files, you might find tools such as the ReWriters Software or Simple Info Organizer useful to help you organize and edit them.
