PLR Content Marketing Training (Webinar Replay)

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Hey everybody.

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Ronnie here from PLR.me

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and thank you so much for joining us.

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We're going to be talking all about some content marketing, training, tips and strategies.

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We're going to be going over lots of fun things.

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We're going to be taking your questions.

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Uh, so Richard here, the director of education from Dublin

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But you're not in a Dublin now.

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You're, you're still,

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I'm still, I'm still in Barcelona.

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I can't leave.

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I locked in.

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Can't even leave my apartment early.

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So, but uh, yes, yes, yes, yes.

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Over here in Barcelona

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today, which is, which is us, the temperatures are going up, which is not a good thing because then we want to go down to the beach and we want to go out and we count.

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Hi Jennifer.

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Yeah, Lisa is from Toronto.

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Hey, I'm in Toronto too.

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Nice to meet you down the 401.

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I guess.

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Um, my mic is low.

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I am really sorry.

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So we had a lot of technical difficulties.

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I'm going to try to speak up.

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I'm going to, I might be super close to the camera.

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I'm actually using my phone for the camera, which is really weird and my computer, but hopefully you can hear me.

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Uh, and, and, and we're going to do our best so you shouldn't see a chat on the screen that's or you can, uh, you know, chat away with your fellow colleagues.

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If you have a question though, please use the Q & A.

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That would really help cause then it's just going to be easier to find your questions.

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Uh, so please make sure you do that.

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Um, yeah, so, uh, what, we're going to cover a lot of different things today.

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We're going to show you unique ways of transforming and using the content.

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I'm actually gonna do a live demo for you.

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How I would do that.

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Uh, and I'm going to show you a simple tracking sheets that you can keep track of how you can organize your content marketing.

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Richard is going to be talking about podcasting, right?

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That was a little surprise.

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Uh, and uh, yeah, we're going to show you just some really cool things.

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Uh, so again, if you have questions, if you're working on something you want to show off and you want to, uh, you know, you're, you're struggling with something, whatever you need, please let us know.

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We're all here, we're all in this together.

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We're all on lockdown, so let's work together and, uh, and let's, let's, you know, uh, help people and let's reach people during this crazy wild time that we're in right now.

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Um, so, uh, I think what I'm going to venture into screen-sharing and really gonna hope this continues to work if you're just doing, we had some technical problems.

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Uh, so I'm, everything's, everything's upside down, but let's look, if you can see my screen, just let me know in the chat and make sure that you can't see my screen.

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You should see the new plr.me

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products on your screen.

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Uh, so while, uh, and there might be a little bit of a lag.

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So if you're wondering why there's a, yeah, there's, we're going to make this happen today.

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Okay.

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So I'm glad.

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Yes, people can see my screen.

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So first off, I want to share a couple of things that we just released.

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Uh, and you likely have gotten emails about this.

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Uh, these two ebook bundles were written just in the last week or two and it is, uh, very timely.

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It was, it's written with the whole coven, um, virus in mind.

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So there is the ebook bundle, which is the ultimate guide to indoor fun and then the, uh, small business survival guide.

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So we're gonna, uh, I'm going to show you that real quick so you can actually go to the report if you want just the report, you can download that there's the related products, uh, but if you want the bundle, which gives you the book, the checklist, the presentation, and another resource list, you can just click on that to see the ebook bundle.

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So, um, that's the ultimate guide to indoor fun.

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Again, if your clients are at home, which they are like everyone else, uh, if you, uh, if they have kids or even just for themselves, they want to have some ideas and resources and links to different, different, um, ways of sort of passing the time, learning, growing, enriching yourself.

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Uh, definitely take a look at this ebook bundle now.

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Richard, actually you post, I think it was you, you posted something today on Instagram or Facebook about this time.

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And if you don't come out of this time either w you know, learning something.

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Do you remember this?

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Yes.

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Let me, I, it's a, it's a very nice image that I have and let me just see if I can pick it up from my phone or remember it.

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But basically if you come out of this time without a new skill, without having to learn something or without the start of your business or improving your business, well then time is not your problem.

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It's actually dedication.

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And I think it's in and around that.

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I'm paraphrasing, but I think that is so, so, so important because you know, we do have the time, you know, many people would be maybe working a little bit less so they have more time is the excuse that we've always had is I don't have enough time.

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I don't have any spare time.

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I will get that ebook and I will redevelop that ebook when I have time.

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But now time is something that we probably have a little bit more of.

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So I think it's very true.

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You know, you need to schedule your time.

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And I was talking about this as well just on a live that I did that you need to schedule your time and you have to just schedule.

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I'm going to do this in the morning.

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I'll do this in the afternoon.

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And the whole idea of routines is so important during this, during this time as well to keep a routine.

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Absolutely.

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Absolutely.

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Um, so I want to demo something now we're going to go right into a demo.

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Uh, you should see on my screen these small business survival guide.

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And again, this was written with the whole COBIT, Corona virus stuff going on and but yet it's also timeless because quite frankly, all businesses at some point go through difficult times.

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Sometimes it's, it's worldwide like it is right now, but other times it might be industry specific or just location specific.

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There's always something going on.

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So while the strategies are very applicable to right now, it also is applicable, you know, six months down the line or three years down the line.

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Uh, so we actually had a fantastic question already from Scott.

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Can you change the cover of an ebook?

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Well Scott, you're in luck.

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That's exactly what I'm going to be doing now.

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I'm going to show you how we, how and under this in real time, I'm going to show you in real time how I would go about transforming this into something entirely different into something that you could brand as your own.

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I'm going to give you some little quick tips and tricks and I'm really hoping the technology, but I like look around my phone.

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I'm like, as I was mentioning, I'm recording on my phone but I'm screen sharing on my computer because the technology was having difficulties.

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Okay.

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So with that said, let me switch screens.

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I'm really interested in this as well.

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Uh, Ronnie, cause you know me, I'm a little bit graphically challenged so I want to know how to say this as well.

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Absolutely.

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Thank youScott for asking.

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Yeah, he's fantastic.

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The question and for those who are asking, yes, this will be recorded.

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So do not worry about that.

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Um, okay, so what I'm going to do is, so you should be able to see my screen, Richard, just give me, yes.

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Okay, perfect.

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So this is what the, the Small Business Survival Guide that looks like.

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This is the, what you get when you download it.

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You can see the table of contents, you can see the nice quotes and graphics and so on.

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So what I'm going to do, the very first thing is I'm going to change the cover and I am on a, I'm on a Mac, so I'm using Apple pages.

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And, uh, of course, if you are on a, on a using Microsoft word or something else, the steps are similar.

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It's not going to be exactly the same.

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Software is gonna be a little bit different.

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But you get the idea here.

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Okay.

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So the first thing is, what I want to do is I want to change the title.

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I don't want it to be exactly the same.

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I want to do something completely different.

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So depending on your niche, depending on who you serve, you might want to change this to the small business.

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Um, the small business blueprint or the small business, uh, strategy guide for network marketers or for, uh, local cafes or for, uh, you know, for service-based professionals or heart-based professionals, whoever you serve, you can niche a it, right?

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You can actually call this something completely different.

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So I'm going to change is, I'm going to call this the, let's just get rid of small business and I'll just say the business, um, you know, uh, any, any, you're, you're, uh, also good with titles.

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Richard.

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Again, I'm doing this in real time.

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This is not preplanned.

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I want to show you in real time, uh, how, how this works.

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Uh, so, Oh, and so, uh, Elissa, you're asking what software are we using?

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So this is the source file.

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So this is how it was designed.

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It's designed at Apple pages on the Mac.

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Uh, so it's not a PDF.

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I'm actually editing the source spot, which is the Apple page as well.

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Okay.

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So let's just call this this the, the business.

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Uh, you know, uh, I don't want to say resuscitation.

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That's kind of weird.

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Um, but let's look up just in the thesaurus survival.

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So, okay.

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So,

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Difficult or different, sorry.

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Yeah, I'm reading behind my camera.

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Different typical circumstances or deals.

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So this is a strategy that I use to come up with different names, obviously.

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I mean, this is what we did in school.

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So the, uh, the business, uh, re I can't spell resuscitate that's kind of weird, but let's just see.

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And, uh, the act of making something active or, so the business reactivation, uh, program, uh, or the, you know, the business reactivation process.

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Yeah.

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The, the business.

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Um, uh, I'm just going to call it the business, the business strategy.

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Uh, the re activate the reactivation will, can't see the reactivation business strategy or the reactivation strategy.

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We can do something like that.

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And then we can have the tagline below, which talks about business, right?

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So I can move that around.

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How to save money to thrive during challenging times, how to save money in your business.

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Uh, so you can come up with your own title, right?

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So let's just call this the business reactivation S, uh, strategy guide.

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And let me

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look,

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and I've got to move this down.

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Okay.

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So the business reactivation strategy guide, let's just go with that for now.

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And that's just something I came up with on the spot.

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But I want this to look completely different.

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So the, the next step is I want to change the font.

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And Google has so many awesome bonds.

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If you just look up Google fonts, you can download them.

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They're free.

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There are so, so, so many awesome, um, fonts there that you can download it.

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There's like hundreds.

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Okay.

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So let's actually just change this and I'm gonna change this to one of my favorites is Poppins.

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So I'm just gonna change at the pop-ins so that looks a little bit different.

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The colors are the same.

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So I'm going to change the colors, uh, in Apple pages.

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You can adjust the gradients here.

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So let's go with orange and reds.

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We can do something like that.

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Let me actually just do that again to select all of the texts.

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I'm hoping the technology's working.

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I think some people are, is it okay if good?

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It looks good.

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Okay.

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Oh, it looks good.

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Okay, very good.

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So, uh, so the business rec, now this kind of doesn't look great yet.

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Let's kind of separate that.

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The business for activation strategy guide.

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So some tips in terms of editing text and making it look, uh, just kinda look attractive as adjusting line spaces.

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So there's a lot of spacing between each line here.

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What I'm going to do is just reduce that and also the business reactivation.

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Like there's sort of this, this, uh, the first line is short, then the second line is way longer.

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And then the next one is long and this one is short.

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So let's, let's adjust this.

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So I'm going to actually make this font size a little bit smaller, like make this one a little bit bigger and strategy guide.

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So we can actually make guide, um, we can actually adjust the spacing between the letters.

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So there's something like this and increase the font size.

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So it goes something like, so, and let's actually make this, I'm just doing this in real time.

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Again, we're want to make this look completely different so you can see how can you actually transform the PLR.

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Got me content so it looks entirely, dramatically different.

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Um, okay, so the business reactivation strategy guide, I mean that's an interesting title.

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Probably what, five more minutes, maybe thinking of a different title, but let's just run with this for now.

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Um, and then, uh, what I'm going to do is change the background.

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Let's do something entirely different here.

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One of the tricks that I use is a tool called Unsplash.

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And I don't want to change my, um, uh, uh, sharing cause it might mess things up a little bit, but do you just go to unsplash.com

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uh, Richard, you don't mind putting that Lincoln and I already downloaded a picture from there.

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Everything there is royalty free so it's very straightforward to use.

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Um, so I downloaded a picture already.

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I just pasted it in.

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So now already we're looking very different.

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Uh, so let me, let's adjust this so we know there's this clock here.

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Uh, and let's move some of these things down.

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And here we go.

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We've got to look past my phone to see what's going on.

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Um, and so some weird things might happen.

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This is usually because, uh, of different text wrapping settings in pages B go to arrange, you can adjust the text wrapping so it looks something like, so, and let's also change this.

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This is railway.

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I'm going to show you actually a really cool trick.

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I'm assuming you can see, you can see this.

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If I go to format Richard DC, this and font, yes, it's a little bit small but yet it's a little small.

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But just following the steps, if you go to format and then replace fonts, you can actually tell Apple pages anywhere that font is used.

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Replace it, change it with something else so you don't have to go in there and manually change anything.

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You can actually go in here and just say all of the railway fonts I'm going to change to Poppins.

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Um, so now it's all changing so you can see this is now different.

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It's a different one here.

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And I'm going to adjust the loop.

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I'm going to adjust the spacing so it looks a little bit closer together.

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And there we go.

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So this is my version and I just made this in just a few minutes.

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I mean, I'm not, I could be spending more time on it.

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There's no need.

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It's good enough for right now, but this is my version.

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And if you remember that the original version looked completely, completely different, uh, that's just changing the cover.

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I can go in here and I could add it, all of the titles.

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I can change the images in here.

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And what I'm going to do now is actually show you a, this was completely unsolicited, unsolicited.

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Um, but I'm going to show you some examples of what some of our clients have done, um, in the last week because we just released the small business survival guide last week.

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And a person Percy created this, uh, I'm assuming you can see this.

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So he just completely rebranded it, changed it up, and I believe he said it took him about two hours to just review the original peeler, peeler.me

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ebook and just add his voice.

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So he went through it and we just changed some of the, the titles in here.

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He changed some of the, uh, the text and then he, so two hours to sort of review and add his voice.

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And then he said three hours to do the lab.

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We changed the layout entirely.

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And see here looks totally different than the written.

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So that's, this is one example.

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And this again, would you guess this is the exact same product that I just designed in real time, and the same as what was published on the PLR.me site.

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So again, totally traumatic, dramatically different.

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Here's Steven, go ahead.

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I would run it.

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This answer is probably one of the questions that I constantly get from people when I, when I talked to them on chatter or are, or if they book a call with me is they, they always have this fear of, well, can I use this because how many other people are actually using it?

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We have two, three completely different books here.

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So, you know, get out of that mindset of I can't bring this to market because somebody else may have it because what in we've been live 19 minutes.

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So in 15 minutes you've done all of these changes.

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And to me those are two completely different books.

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Exactly.

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Here's another example.

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This is Stephen.

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Uh, so he published this and he had some great, uh, feedback.

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He said, uh, I downloaded the small business survival guide on Saturday.

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It was great.

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It was exactly what I would have written if I have the time.

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I made some edits out of the section on master a mastermind groups and he released it on Monday.

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So you download it Saturday, released it on Monday and he gave it away to his tribe.

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And the feedback he said was excellent.

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Small business owners are finding value, finding it valuable as well as his board members.

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So you can see here dramatically different looks again, not recognizably the same.

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He added his own pictures and graphics and links and information in here and he made it his own.

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So you can see this versus this.

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Would you ever guess that it's the same source?

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This all came from, well, let me go to it.

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Uh, the small business survival guide, so you can see here dramatically different.

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So just by changing the cover, change the title, change the graphics, change the fonts, that alone is going to make it unrecognizable.

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Then if you spend another hour or two to just go in there and edit the text, make it your own, add your own examples, your stories or voice.

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It's going to make a huge difference in, uh, in just your, your time, right?

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You don't have to start from scratch.

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You can grab the content, download it right now, just like Steven in the matter of a weekend, he created this and he released it to his tribe.

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And same with Percy in the matter of a few hours, I think a total of five hours from reading the original content, rewriting in his own voice and then designing it.

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And you wouldn't be able to write this from scratch, design it, and do everything in that time.

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But using the PLR, PLR it on the content, it's a huge kickstart for you.

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So a couple of questions are only that.

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A couple of people, a couple of people have asked, uh, what software are we using?

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So we're using the Apple pages version that you will see in the zip file.

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So when you download any of our resources, you will at least, if we're talking about reports, it will at least be in word.

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It'll probably be an Apple pages.

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It'll also be as a text document.

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So you can go in and manipulate.

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And of course the PDF, which you can just use as is.

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So if you have Mac use Apple Pages, if you have Mac or PC, you can also use the Word version as well.

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Um, so when not actually editing the PDF, cause I think some people thought, Oh, are you editing the PDF and how do I do off?

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So no, were, were using the original source file, which you get with all of our resources

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and you can edit the PDF.

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There's nothing wrong with that.

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Um, we do have a video training about that.

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It's just a little bit more challenging, uh, because you can't easily edit the text like you can on pages or words.

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So if you go to the video section in here and uh, believe it is under, uh, I think it's under tutorials.

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Uh, there's a, there's a video about, uh, here it is.

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So change the PDF cover.

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So I'll uh, paste that in the chat.

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Uh, so this is actually using Canva.

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You can watch video training.

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We're using Canva, creating a totally different cover, and then replacing that cover in the PDF.

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You can't do that too.

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Um, but I just did.

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I just did that in Apple pages because I'm on a Mac.

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So if you're on a Mac, it's so much easier to just open up Apple pages and make the changes yourself.

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Um, or you can open up the word version and do the same types of things.

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Now just one quick tip though is really important.

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Um, go to fonts.google.com

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to download the fonts that are inside of the document because you want to make sure that, uh, you can actually edit the file and all the fonts are there in the layout.

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Looks the same.

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So you can go into Google fonts.

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And so let's say you really like the smart rubato.

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You click on it and at the top here and this little tiny area, it says download font or not download family.

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You click download family and then it gives you the, all the fonts in the zip file.

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You open up the zip file, double click the files, it'll install the fonts on your computer.

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What Mac windows.

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Doesn't matter.

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The, the fonts are compatible with both.

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Um, okay.

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So any other questions about that?

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Uh, the word?

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Yeah, bruh.

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Brian just said that, uh, okay.

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You've changed the, you've changed the cover but not necessarily the content of the words.

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And just as I replied to your Brian, this is just a start just to show you visually how you can change it.

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And then as Ronnie did say, just go in, put in your own little anecdotes, your little stories change, uh, some of the texts for your particular audience.

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Cause maybe as Randy said at the start, maybe your audience are a particular type of small business and again, Nisha buy into that.

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So maybe it is, uh, your local coffee shop.

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Maybe it's your local, um, uh, fruit shop.

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Maybe it could be a coworking space.

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Like you just change it for them.

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So gear it for your audience as much as possible.

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Uh, where, where would you sell it?

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Uh, uh, chin chin.

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So I mean, if you have your own store on your own site, you can obviously sell it there.

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If you're using WordPress or woo commerce.

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Uh, there's platforms like Gumroad.

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Um, so like literally like chewing gum and then wrote funny your name.

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But that's another, a marketplace that you can sell things.

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You can sell the products on a Kartra or, uh, click funnels or any platform.

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It doesn't really matter.

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The point though is you, you, uh, you can make your own and then put it wherever you'd like.

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So you can also create a physical book.

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We have clients who've made physical books as well.

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Um,

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I personally was just mentioned there that that person actually used the word version because a few people were, were also saying, well, what if I don't have a Mac?

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Et cetera.

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But yeah, you could do it in word as well.

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Yeah.

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So it looks great person.

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Thank

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you personally for that.

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So, uh, so this was created using word, the word version that we provide you.

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A Percy just modified it and using Microsoft word and completely transformed it into his own version and style, adding his own graphics and changing up the fonts and he injected his own voicing and so on.

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So again, it doesn't, you don't have to be using a Mac.

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That's just what I'm using.

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So you can easily, uh, you can edit the word version.

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I also want, and also, sorry, just to be clear, just because I'm saying word version, it doesn't even mean you ha you need to have Microsoft word.

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You can actually be using Google docs as well, which is free.

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And you just open up the, the document in Google docs and make the edits to point out.

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Sorry, one more thing cause uh, someone was saying, you know, I'm just editing the cover, not the contents.

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If you go under learn and go to resources and guides and that's the patient in mind here.

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If you scroll down a little bit, you'll see this checklist, step-by-step rewriting checklist.

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So this is going to help you and I'll paste this into the chat.

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This is going to help you with rewriting.

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So I don't, I'm not doing a live rewriting session with you.

24:49

That'll be kind of boring to watch me rewrite text.

24:53

But there's a checklist that you can go in there and see like, okay, well maybe you can inject your own story here or your own voicing or an example or um, this make, make something niche specific.

25:04

So if you're targeting parents, then you can rewrite things as, uh, you know, relating to parents or you know, for example, the, uh, let's go back to this, the ultimate guide to indoor fun.

25:17

You can target that for parents or you can target that to work from work, from home moms or dads.

25:22

You can target that to grandparents who might be babysitting kids right now because their parents are half have to work, you know, maybe they're working in places where they're not shut down.

25:32

So the point though is there's so many different ways of making the content specific and you can actually use the rewriting guide that's completely free.

25:41

You can just go download that and you can rewrite the content to make it your own.

25:47

Just a, yeah.

25:49

Just a couple of other questions that I saw there.

25:54

Uh, somebody mentioned there's other platforms, for example, Ejunkie which I didn't, didn't realize I was still going because I remember that from many years ago.

26:04

Uh, there is also somebody else said that, uh, Etsy now allows sales of digital products.

26:12

Um, somebody asked how much would you price that book for running?

26:16

So, uh, there's different strategies.

26:18

It also depends really on your funnel.

26:20

It depends on what you're offering.

26:22

Uh, in the case of Percy and Steven, they gave it away for free.

26:26

So they, uh, it's like a lead magnet.

26:29

That's how they are, um, building their list and growing their tribe.

26:33

So you can give it away for free and, and upsell to maybe a coaching program or private coaching sessions, consultations or your, uh, you know, $10,000 a year.

26:46

Uh, you know, Trent business transformation make over type of program that you have.

26:52

Um, or if you want to just sell it as a product just as is, you can be anywhere from $7 to $50 to a hundred dollars.

26:59

You know, for example, you can take this and create a video version of it.

27:02

That could be a part of it.

27:04

So now you have an ebook, you have a video version of it and you can sell that for $50.

27:09

Um, it just depends on your market.

27:11

It depends on your niche.

27:15

Mmm.

27:17

Yeah, I, I, I think that's it that you, it really just depends on who your market is and what they would actually support and what you add to the actual ebook as well.

27:26

Because maybe you have the ebook and you also say that you're going to do a webinar, which will be another way of actually giving more perceived value on, then you can actually increase the price on it.

27:36

So it depends.

27:37

It really just depends on your funding, et cetera.

27:39

Exactly.

27:40

And so the link, I'll just paste the link again for the rewriting guide.

27:43

If you missed that, just go to learn and then go to resources and guides.

27:47

You'll see that up here.

27:49

There are so many free things.

27:51

Honestly, we don't do a good enough job of telling you, um, but there's so many things on here.

27:57

Weekly content schedule, a free coaching magazine templates, free webinar template.

28:02

That is the really powerful template.

28:04

Honestly, some people charge $2,000 for a webinar training course and we give away the template and the training and everything.

28:10

It's all for free.

28:13

There's a headline guide.

28:14

So if you're not sure of how to write subject lines or, or, or headlines for your sales pages, check that out.

28:20

And then there's the rewriting a guy that I was mentioning there as well.

28:24

So, uh, so check out the link for that.

28:28

Um, and I think Paul, you asking, can you rewrite these and then sell the articles for other people?

28:35

No, you cannot do that.

28:36

That's um, that's like transferring the private label rights.

28:39

So only you can use them, you can provide it to your clients sort of as a training or you can sell it to your clients for their own personal use, but they can't go in and sort of sell it to other people as well.

28:50

It'd be like a never ending, um, sales process there.

28:54

Um, okay, so that's the resources that I wanted to mention there.

28:59

Um, I just want to go over in case you're new to plr.me

0:

, I want to go over how you can find stuff, how you can download stuff and just sort of some general uh, tips and tricks that um, you know, you may or may not know.?, uh, example that Richard was mentioning.?

29:12

So, uh, the first step is you can see all of our brandable private label products under products in the top bar here.

29:21

And you can see some of the most popular categories here.

29:24

You can see the product types of things like articles or courses or worksheets, presentations, and then there's sort of um, some collections in here for you so you can see the new products or you can see bundles and so on.

29:39

Um, if you're not sure what we cover, you can go under view all categories and you can see a huge listing of all the different topics we cover.

29:46

I think there's other 67 categories and 25 different types.

29:50

So let's say your parenting and family coach and you want content relating to that.

29:57

I'm just going to go under P, go under parenting and family.

30:00

I know the font is probably super small, so I'm just gonna click on that and then show you here.

30:04

These are almost 600 products relating to parenting and family.

30:09

So you can look through some of the products in here and decide what you like and what you don't like.

30:13

Um, there's a couple of things I want to show you on the tile.

30:17

There's this little plus sign here.

30:19

If you actually click that, you can add the product to a collection.

30:23

So it's not downloading the product that doesn't cost you anything to do this.

30:27

But let's say you're not sure if you want to, you want this, but you want to keep it sort of in your favorites.

30:33

You can actually add it to the favorites collection or you can create a new collection.

30:37

So let's say you're building a course for parents and you're collecting resources and seeing which ones you want to get.

30:44

You can actually add a collection to that.

30:47

So for now I'm just gonna click on favorites.

30:49

And so now I'm going to save that and it will be in my list if I want to see my collections.

30:54

Just on the sidebar here, it says favorites and collections.

30:58

Let me make the font size a bit bigger just in case you can't see that.

31:01

Um, so click on favorites in my collections and now I'm going to see all of the products that have downloaded.

31:08

So here's the one that I've just added here, the checklist, and I can go in here and I can see all of my collections that I have.

31:16

So now I want to download something.

31:18

So I really want to get this checklist though.

31:20

Let's learn more about it.

31:22

I'm going to click on go-to item and I can see a sort of, it's just kind of visualizing.

31:28

Okay, like what can I do with this?

31:29

What does this actually look like?

31:30

It shows the cover and then scroll down.

31:32

I can actually see the, a little sneak peek of what the contents like.

31:36

So in this case, this is a, a companion to the ebook that I was showing you earlier and this is a three page, um, sort of checklist, right?

31:45

So my activities and ideas of what to do for families, for adults.

31:49

So I can see that.

31:50

And on the right here, I can see more information about it.

31:54

So what files are included, how much a constant in terms of credits, the file size, number of pages.

32:00

So if I like it and I'm ready to go, I can just click download and it downloads a zip file directly to my computer.

32:07

I just click that, open it up, and it will show me all the files.

32:10

So I'm going to do that.

32:13

So bear with me for a second.

32:15

I've got to switch screens, uh, and here.

32:20

So now in the, the files, what we give you, we give you if depending on the, and each product is totally different.

32:28

So some files have Apple pages, versions, uh, presentations would have an Apple keynote.

32:34

In a PowerPoint version, you might get a word version.

32:37

There's all sorts of different versions.

32:39

So what I'm going to show you here with this checklist there is actually, this will be easier to do.

32:46

Um, there is the actual, the Apple pages version.

32:50

So that's, um, let me just open it up to show you, uh, Oh wait, hold on.

32:56

If I open it up, it's not gonna share the screen.

32:58

So hang on.

32:59

Well I mean it's like it's an Apple pages version and then there is the, and I make this a little bigger for you.

33:05

There's a PDF version.

33:06

There is the source file.

33:08

So this is just a non designed word documents.

33:12

And I don't think this is going to show if I do this, so I'll just leave it at that.

33:16

Uh, there's graphics, so certain, um, products come with graphics that you can use to promote it.

33:23

And then there's a designed word version.

33:25

So that's just like the Apple pages version, but for Microsoft word.

33:30

So, um, let me go back to the website here.

33:37

Okay.

33:38

So, and thank you Richard for, for answering the questions.

33:42

Cause I'm, I just, it's wow, there's a lot of stuff left.

33:46

I can't, I can't even keep up.

33:49

I have to, can I, I'm just, I'm trying to answer all of them so apologies if I haven't answered Jersey yet.

33:55

Okay.

33:55

So, so that's how you download and you can read, download any item at any time that you've already downloaded.

34:03

Uh, there's no charge for re-download.

34:05

So you can see here it says read, download.

34:06

If I click that again, it's not going to cost anything more.

34:09

Okay.

34:10

So now I'm going to go back and, um, I, so again, let's say I'm a parenting coach and I want to specifically find content that maybe is longer form, I'll try to create a course or I want to create a webinar training.

34:26

So what I'm going to do is on the sidebar here, there's different types that I can filter with, right?

34:31

So I'm going to go and filter so I can see all the parenting and family resources that are reports and eBooks and checklists and presentations.

34:43

And you know, let's do some quizzes as well.

34:46

So now it's narrowing down the search results and um, I can see all of the different types of products in here that are in those categories.

34:55

So parenting and family and their reports and evolves their checklist or workshops, their assessments and so on.

35:01

So I can see, Oh, okay, cool.

35:03

There's all these other ones here.

35:04

There's how to help your child to be more resilient.

35:07

Checklist.

35:07

I mean that's really timely right now.

35:09

So, uh, I can, I can click on more details, just kind of get a preview of what that looks like.

35:15

Just click download and boom, it's now instantly downloaded to my computer.

35:20

I can go and edit that, redesign it, rewrite it just like I was showing you earlier.

35:25

So that's uh, that's really the how to download in a nutshell and how that all works.

35:31

Uh, we also keep track in your mind downloads area, all your downloads so you can very easily see what you downloaded and re-download anything.

35:41

So I'm going to click on the sidebar here.

35:42

It says my downloads also just to show you, it's in the top navigation.

35:47

If you click on the little arrow and then click on my downloads here.

35:52

So I'm just going to click on that.

35:56

And so now I can see all of the products that I downloaded.

35:59

So I've downloaded a couple today and I can read, download just by clicking the green button.

36:03

And again, just as it says up here, you can redownload things as many times as you want.

36:07

There's no extra charge for re downloading.

36:10

So even if you subscribe and then a month or a year or two years later, you unsubscribed, you can still download everything that you've paid for everything that you've already downloaded.

36:20

So I can see how many products I've downloaded, how many credits have I spent.

36:24

I can see all of the products.

36:25

What's new over here?

36:27

I can also search.

36:28

So I can say, you know what, I can't remember the product that I downloaded, but I think it was about parenting.

36:34

So I'm just gonna type in parenting and press enter and I can see all of the products that I downloaded with that keyword.

36:41

So, uh, that's a, a simple way of finding things that you've already downloaded.

36:45

And you can also sort by different views.

36:48

So you can actually see more of what you've downloaded here.

36:52

I've zoomed in so you can see the screen better, but when you're on your, your computer, you'll actually have a view more like this.

36:59

Um, so, but that's gonna zoom it in so you can make sure you can hopefully see this a little better.

37:04

Okay.

37:04

So, um, the other thing is I can sort by title, I can start by category type and the cost.

37:10

So what was, um, you know, the credit, the credits that you used.

37:14

So now what I want to show you in this is the, the super cool, uh, uh, spreadsheet that we have created for you so you can keep track of the content that you've used and um, and just keep track of your, your presence on social media sites.

37:31

So I'm gonna click on export and open that.

37:34

And now I'm going to switch screens again to just give it a second here to open up a Microsoft Excel.

37:43

So you're gonna of course open this in Microsoft Excel, but if you don't have Excel, that's fine.

37:49

You can open this up in a Google sheets, you can work wherever you, you like to look at spreadsheets.

37:57

Okay, so I'm going to share my screen.

37:59

You should hopefully see this in just a second.

38:02

And I know it's super small.

38:03

So what I'm going to do in the zoom in

38:08

so she'll be a little bit bigger.

38:09

Okay.

38:10

So the spreadsheet is organized for you by, by date.

38:14

So you can see these are the two that I just recently downloaded today and they're clickable.

38:19

So I can go in and see the page itself that I, uh, that I, you know, if I want to see more information about it, let's scroll over it and see what category it's in.

38:28

I can see what type it is.

38:30

So there checklists or eBooks or their bundles.

38:32

I can see the cost and credits.

38:34

And then is the tracking part.

38:35

This is the fun part that you need to be paying attention to.

38:39

You can keep track of, did I publish this?

38:42

What date did I publish it?

38:43

Where did I publish it?

38:44

Share is it, is it on social media?

38:46

Uh, was it Facebook, was it LinkedIn?

38:48

What platform?

38:49

You can organize that.

38:51

So medium could be paid ads or it could be my blog or it could be email.

38:56

Uh, if there's a URL, you could put the URL in there.

38:59

And so you can keep track of things like, well, how many likes did it get, how many comments, how many shares?

39:04

And then any notes about it.

39:06

So this is a great way to keep track of how you, how your content is performing.

39:12

Maybe a certain topic performs better than another, and you might realize, Whoa, like whenever I talk about resilience with kids, wow, people just really love it.

39:23

There's a lot more likes and comments and shares.

39:25

So maybe that's a signal for you that, yeah, I need to actually do that more often.

39:30

Okay.

39:31

So that's how you could use the spreadsheet here and again, that's inside of your my downloads.

39:37

So as soon as you have your first download, if you haven't already downloaded something, do it.

39:42

It's a free account.

39:44

You can download two free things, two free credits you get per month.

39:48

So go ahead and download something.

39:50

Uh, and again, if you're not sure where that is, it's undermined downloads.

39:53

So just go to the arrow and go to my downloads.

39:58

Okay.

39:59

Uh, and yes, Paul, can you add columns to the spreadsheet?

40:03

Of course.

40:03

So once you download the spreadsheet, you can make all the changes you want.

40:07

You can delete, add, edit, transform it in any way you would like.

40:11

Absolutely.

40:12

Um, Richard, please enlighten me with questions and things that have taken place while I was studying

40:21

what it's taken place.

40:23

Well, lots and lots and lots.

40:24

Uh, okay, so one that has come up.

40:26

Um, Edwin, how does your scheduling differ from HootSweet?

40:31

Um,

40:33

okay.

40:33

I'm not sure whether this was for our, our, the plug in the content scheduler

40:37

fought as such.

40:39

Oh, was it on the spreadsheet that you showed?

40:41

If you're referring to the spreadsheets, um, then it's just tracking where you published it.

40:48

It's not automatically publishing it.

40:50

So you would still use Hootsuite or buffer or just log into Facebook and schedule on there and do that as you would.

40:57

But this is just a spreadsheet for you to track the success and organize the content that you're publishing and, yes.

41:07

So Michelle, you get two free credits per month?

41:10

Yes.

41:10

So you can have a free account and you get two free credits per month if you're not sure how to do that.

41:15

Just go to the homepage right on the first I'm logged in so it's not gonna be there.

41:20

But if you're not logged in, if you do not yet have an account, there'll be a button here that says create a free account and you get two free credits per month.

41:27

Uh, if you're a paid member, you obviously get way more than that so you don't get both free credits and you know, uh, other credits.

41:34

So, um, so, so that's, that's just a, a note there.

41:37

Um, so yeah, so Nikki, you don't get the free credits and the, the paid credits, you get way more benefits with the, the subscriptions because you also get access to all of the tools which are listed up here under tools.

41:52

So that's not available for free members.

41:55

And I'll show you that in just a minute.

41:57

Um, Jane, in terms of the spreadsheet on the, my Delos look for the button that says export in the top right.

42:04

And you should find that there.

42:08

There's, there's quite an interesting question that, uh, Jay Weaver asked and Joe said, I'm in a unique niche.

42:15

Do you, you know, do you write things for unique niches?

42:17

And actually one of our client's hair, just a onset, Marty, she says, I'm going to use a unique niche as well.

42:24

So I take the content, I reuse it, add some industry issues, specific checklists, tip sheets, references to white papers, et cetera.

42:31

And that's it.

42:32

So this is great because what we want to be able to do is to always change the content into whatever niche it is.

42:39

So just because it's time saving tips for a stay at home moms, you can easily change that to time saving tips for the small business man or the small business person or et cetera.

42:50

So always think about how we can change these things.

42:53

That's really, really important as well to the actual niche.

42:57

Absolutely.

42:58

And as an example, uh, we've had clients who sell men's fashion like men's clothing and they come in, they use their content.

43:05

We might think, well, how, how would they use the plr.me

43:09

content for men's fashion?

43:11

Well, you actually have to think about what, what do people struggle with?

43:14

So say you are, uh, selling men's clothing.

43:19

What do they want nice, high fashion for?

43:22

Will?

43:22

They want it so they can look good.

43:24

And when they look good, they feel more confident.

43:27

When they feel more confident, they get, uh, you know, higher up in the corporate ladder or they get that date that they've always been dreaming of or any number of things relating to their personal life.

43:38

So it's not so much of, okay, well, you know, I saw someone asking, do you have anything for the car industry?

43:45

Um, well, not really.

43:46

We really focus on health, wellness, personal development, self-help, finance, business and marketing.

43:54

But for the, for let's say you're selling, uh, I think it was car insurance or car brokering and so on.

43:59

Well, there's topics in there that are all related, right?

44:02

So, so, uh, real estate, uh, broker sends out a newsletter and in that newsletter, our tips and tricks of how to stage your home and how to, uh, you know, sort of cooking recipes or, um, how to, how to declutter or how to, uh, feel more confident.

44:23

Like all of these things are all things that are part of the human fabric.

44:26

We all struggle with these things.

44:27

We all need help with these things.

44:29

And so you can actually maybe not have content directly about your niche, but you can also surround it with, with helpful resources and articles for your monthly magazine or for your emails.

44:41

Um, or as Richard mentioned, yeah, you could rewrite it.

44:44

We've had clients who have taken a report about resilience and then related it to network marketers who are, you know, need to be resilient in, in their business as well.

44:55

Uh, is there content for self care, mental health?

44:58

Yes.

44:58

Tons of content in that area.

45:00

Um, self-esteem, uh, stress management, uh, anxiety, all of all of those topics are covered.

45:09

Um, okay.

45:11

Yep.

45:11

One question there.

45:12

Uh, Ronnie does PLR, uh, just the content come with email swipes.

45:17

So the, so this is a question that has come up a little bit on the chat as well that I've seen.

45:21

So take it away runny.

45:24

Sure.

45:24

So, um, so we have several emails swipes.

45:28

I'm going to show you how to find that right now.

45:30

So, first of all, I'm just going to go to products and I'm going to just show you here is probably the simplest way to go to view all categories and prototypes.

45:40

So if you're not sure if we have a topic, you can do a search.

45:43

I'm just using the search bar at the top.

45:46

You can also explore, just sort of browse all the different categories in here.

45:50

So I think someone was asking me also self care or other topics.

45:54

Again, you look through the categories.

45:56

So Kendra, what is an email swipe?

45:58

It's just an email template, right?

45:59

So we're looking at email templates.

46:01

I'm going to scroll down to under product types right here and you see email sequences.

46:05

So we've got 15 different ones.

46:08

Now.

46:08

Some are associated with courses.

46:11

So we have a series of course bundles.

46:14

These are products that are, uh, a complete course with all of the marketing materials, sales pages, landing pages, uh, presentations, all of that stuff.

46:25

We do have those, but we also have email sequences that are, that are just, uh, easy to plug in into any, um, uh, any, any products that you're selling.

46:37

Okay, so the ones here, so here, Keeling from emotional trauma, that's an email sequence relating to the healing from emotional trauma course.

46:45

Uh, this one, here's a black Friday email sequence.

46:47

So again, that's generic.

46:48

You can use it every year for black Friday and we have other courses, um, and email sequences here.

46:55

This email sequence is the five days to get moving PLR challenge.

46:59

So we have a challenge if you are helping people to get fit and get, you know, moving get active.

47:04

We have a challenge about that and emails associated with that.

47:07

Now that's rolled down a little bit and you can see here we have a few email sequences that are a little bit more generic.

47:15

And what I mean by generic, it means it's not associated with a specific product, which you can go in there, edit it and make it fit with one of your upcoming product launches or your upcoming webinars or your, if you're trying to reactivate clients.

47:30

So I'll click on a couple of these just to show you.

47:34

And this here is the email sequence about seminars and webinars.

47:39

So if you have an upcoming webinar and you want to how an email followup sequence, this here is a five day email sequence.

47:48

There's a little sample in here, what it looks like.

47:51

So you can see, you know, there's quite a lengthy, uh, number of emails here and it's fill in the blank.

47:56

You get the word document, you can plug away and add your own product name or your webinar title, your own name in there.

48:02

It makes it your own and then you just copy and paste that into your email system.

48:07

So, so that's one example.

48:09

This is the reactivating cold clients email sequence.

48:13

So if you have less touched with some of your clients from the past, maybe they were longtime customers and they kind of, you know, ran through a little setback and they're, you know, maybe they're no longer your coaching client or you're not working with them for some reason.

48:27

Well there's a whole sequence of warm them back up and that's what the reactivate a cold clients email sequence is about getting new clients.

48:35

If you're brand new, if you're looking to get new clients, we have an email sequence for that as well.

48:39

So we're always adding new content as well.

48:42

So you can find that just again, um, it just, by going to the email sequences under the types, so you can also just scroll through it in the bottom here and check off the things that you want to see.

48:54

So I want to see email sequences and administrative forms, and now I'm going to see all of those topics that are in those two types.

49:02

So types, email sequences me make it a little bigger, so hopefully you can see it.

49:07

Um, email sequences and administrative forms.

49:09

Well, you know what, I don't want to see email sequences anymore.

49:11

I just want to see administrative forms and that.

49:13

So now I can see that.

49:15

Or I want to see administrative forms and journals, you know, so I can just check things off in the sidebar and see the new products that are all in those categories or types.

49:27

Um, okay.

49:29

Uh, I've heard an interesting question, um, from that he says, is everything just in English or would you have anything in French?

49:36

And the answer either side, which is worth sharing for everybody, is that if you do deal a in a, in another market, apart from English, you have a huge advantage to take the content and translated into Spanish, into French, into German because then you are making it unique as well.

49:54

So if you do speak another language, think about that as well to use it and translate into that different language because obviously you have the rights to do that translation as well.

50:04

So there's a big opportunity cause I think actually is a, he's in Canada and he's in the French speaking part.

50:11

So there's a great opportunity there to actually do that.

50:15

And we actually have a lot of clients who are from Brazil, so they're translate translating into Portuguese.

50:21

Uh, we have clients who are in the Dutch market, uh, who are all over the world.

50:25

And if you take the content and translate it or Hey, don't even necessarily translate it, just get on a live video.

50:32

And you read through the, the content yourself and you can create bullet points out of it and just speak it out.

50:38

Now you don't have to start from scratch Francis little bit.

50:42

All right, hold on Ronnie, that, that, that was my part of the webinar talking about things like that.

50:49

Talk about that now then let's talk about, uh, the podcasting, uh, strategies here.

50:53

So are you going to, do you need to share a screen?

50:55

Okay.

50:56

No, no, I'm just going to talk through it because, you know, one of the things that I always say to people is just because we label something as an article or a blog post, it doesn't make it an article and blog post.

51:07

Because think outside the box of that, as Ronnie just said there, you could take that art to go, uh, you could even have it on your iPod here.

51:15

You can be doing a Facebook live and you can be just referring to it like that.

51:19

Okay.

51:20

Now you could also take that article and you could, if you don't want to get onto a Facebook life, because for a lot of people, they don't like to be on camera.

51:27

So what you could do is you could actually just record each article as a podcast.

51:34

So using, it doesn't have to be an Apple phone.

51:37

It could be just an a, I'm just gonna say, just an ordinary phone.

51:40

Forgive me, it could be an Android.

51:44

I'm so sorry about that.

51:46

So it could be any type of phone, uh, which has recorded facility or even your computer using these headphones.

51:52

You can just speak into it and say, hi, this is Richard Butler.

51:56

Uh, in today's podcast episode, I ain't going to talk about, um, how to relieve stress during these difficult times that we're facing.

52:05

You read down through the article and that's it.

52:07

And then you upload it.

52:08

Now, one of the sites that I have used is anchor dot F M, a, N, C H O or dot F M, which is a completely free podcasting site.

52:21

Um, very, very simple to use.

52:23

Um, if I remember rightly, you can actually record your podcast from their website and they will actually process the, uh, the audio and then you just put in the list, et cetera.

52:33

Now, one of the great things about that site is it's free.

52:38

They don't charge you.

52:39

There's no deluxe package or anything.

52:41

It's free for everybody.

52:42

They allow you to schedule your podcasts.

52:45

So let's say tomorrow, good Friday, you have so much time in your hands, you're at home, you could record three hours of podcasts and then schedule those podcasts.

52:55

Let's say you record six podcasts, schedule those for week one, week two, week three, week four, week five.

53:00

Now the secret of course is not to say hi guys, today is April 10th.

53:06

And then suddenly that goes out in two weeks time.

53:08

So always be careful of that, that you don't put anything that is too topical.

53:14

You know, we're here in the middle of March and then somebody who's listening to it and they say, well, this has just been released, but it's now April.

53:20

So always be kind of neutral to dates and times like that.

53:24

Um, so you can schedule your podcasts and it also allows you to actually send a feed to, um, Apple iTunes and to the likes of Spotify.

53:35

And they also distribute it out to many different platforms.

53:38

So by recording this, once you are spreading your message out to many, many different sites and you don't know how many people will find you on Spotify and suddenly you have a new listener.

53:48

So if you're not ready to take the plunge into actually creating a course on camera, uh, just start by doing a podcasting.

53:58

Unlike I said last week, it is better done than perfect.

54:03

And you know, I said it, uh, last week as well running.

54:05

I said, if we look back at the first videos I did when you asked me, I think I was, I was whispering on the camera.

54:13

It's really timid.

54:14

And now I look at me, I'm all singing, all dancing and all joking Irish man.

54:19

Um, but, but this is it that just get it done because if you say I, and again, it's like last week talking about video equipment.

54:27

If you say, well, I have to wait till I get a blue Yeti microphone, I have to wait until I get such and such a a, a program to process the audio, you will never get it done.

54:36

So again, sometimes that, and I'm guilty of it as well, that sometimes it's an excuse until I get this, this, this, and this.

54:42

I won't be able to do proper videos.

54:45

No, just get it done and learn from everything that you do and then you get better and better.

54:50

Now another thing about articles is, as somebody mentioned about email swipes on, well, what do I, what do I put in my emails?

54:59

Well, one of the suggestions that I always say to clients is take one of our articles and break it up into maybe a series of five short emails.

55:09

Okay, so a five top tips to beat stress a day.

55:14

One you say, uh, in today's email I'm going to talk about, and then you just has that, uh, particular, uh, first topic or the first item.

55:22

Then you say, I the key to a good email is watch out for tomorrow's email where I'm going to talk about tip number two, which is uh, how diet affects stress.

55:33

Oh, okay.

55:33

So now you've told me to watch out for, for your next email, I'm going to watch out for, and then you have that blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

55:40

And then, uh, in tomorrow's email I'm going to talk about on the next thing.

55:44

And all you've done is you've used the article.

55:47

So rather than saying I can't write emails, I can't write an email sequence, I'm not going to put an opt in form.

55:52

Use the resources that you have.

55:54

Now this idea can be used on all our resources.

55:58

Um, do you have a course about um, small businesses and um, reigniting the small business after the, this recession or during this time?

56:09

No, but we haven't ebook and we've laid out the ebook into let's say seven chapters or seven topics.

56:16

Now there is your course for you.

56:17

You record that, you do it live, you do one of these webinars, you do a Facebook live, whatever it may be.

56:23

But that is your, that's your course.

56:25

Okay.

56:25

So just because you may not see a course of what you actually want to do or what you want to produce, you can always just use our resources that we have.

56:37

Um, and then sort of, uh, one, one final thing is, um, well possibly finally, I think that I'll say, I, I, I never stopped.

56:46

Um, but one, one semi-final thing that you can do is people ask us a lot about how do I create a funnel?

56:55

Okay.

56:55

So a lot of, a lot of the times, what I will suggest is, first of all, we don't know your target market as well as you do, but our basic funnel would be, look at some of the wallpapers that we have, which have the nice inspirational images.

57:11

Maybe post them on Instagram, on Pinterest, on Facebook.

57:15

Uh, if you want more information, check out this article I wrote on my website.

57:19

So now they can click from Facebook and they go to your website, not on your website.

57:24

You have to have some sort of uh, offer there, uh, that you would give them something in exchange for their email address.

57:33

But Ronnie, what do I give them?

57:34

You have articles, you have checklists, you have reports, so you want to match what you have to, what you've actually sent them to if possible already.

57:43

In a general sense, if you're a midlife crisis coach, so then they go into your email sequence on the thing I always say is what next.

57:52

Okay.

57:53

So I'm on your email sequence.

57:54

What happens after the five emails have been sent?

57:59

Well, I'm going to offer you a really good report that I have you as the, uh, as the email subscriber.

58:04

Okay.

58:04

So I purchased that report.

58:07

What next?

58:07

Well, actually after they purchase that report, I'm going to say if you want to jump on a webinar, uh, I have a webinar, uh, every Tuesday.

58:16

Okay.

58:17

So they jump on that and then what next after that, well then maybe you offer a free 15 minute discovery call because the people who are on the webinar have bought something from you and are more likely to take the next step and maybe purchase something from you, be a group coaching, be it consultancy, et cetera.

58:33

But, um, if, if you, if you say, well, I'm going to send it to my website to my $497 course, you're probably not going to get a lot of sales because people don't actually know you at that stage.

58:46

So you need to build up.

58:47

And some of you had mentioned it to build up the relationship with the actual, uh, with your client base.

58:54

Um, because if you don't do that, it's like somebody just coming up to you on the street and saying, Hey, do you want to join my gym?

59:01

It's a 500, $500.

59:04

And you're like, well, sorry, I don't know who you are.

59:07

Why?

59:07

So you need to build up that relationship.

59:09

You say, come in a, have a look around the gym.

59:12

I'll offer you a free one day pass, which a lot of gyms do well then you're building up the relationship.

59:17

So you must always build up the relationship with your clients.

59:22

They must get to know you to like you and trust you.

59:25

And one of the things is a photograph in your website, a podcast so they can hear your voice and then if you want to move to that next level of an actual video course somebody did ask, actually Ronnie, what do I do with the courses?

59:40

Do I just upload them, um, as is onto my website or how do I, how do I manage my course as well?

59:47

I, I think all geo IVF for me right now, what's coming to me is audio could make a comeback.

59:54

Why?

59:55

Because a lot of the times when I'm watching a training on YouTube, I have the tab open, but I'm doing something else so I'm not looking at the actual video itself.

1:00:06

So you could easily have an audio course that you could actually publish.

1:00:11

Again, using some sort of a podcast podcasting platform.

1:00:15

If you can make it private, you could also use something like that.

1:00:18

Um, your course.

1:00:20

I find the idea is to do face to face like this so that you can give examples, you can maybe show a PowerPoint, uh, et cetera.

1:00:27

But the, the whole thing is the like know and trust factor that people will buy from you when they know you, when they like you, when they trust you without those three key elements, they're not going to, they'll never purchase from you.

1:00:42

And how do you get them to like know and trust?

1:00:44

You start producing more content, start engaging with the audience.

1:00:49

Uh, we had somebody who said to us, I believe last week that they started to do lives on Facebook and they were a little bit nervous, but they started to get more and more engagement.

1:00:59

Uh, each time they went live.

1:01:01

So the first one is going to be a killer.

1:01:04

You're going to be shaking maybe, but that's okay.

1:01:06

The second one, you'd be better.

1:01:07

The third one you say, actually, yeah.

1:01:09

Maybe if I position the camera this way or maybe somebody said, I say, Hmm, I'll ask, which I pick up when I'm recording our videos, Ronnie, that I have to cut out all my ums and AHS.

1:01:19

But you learn from that and you say, okay, well next time it's going to be better.

1:01:23

Um, I think, uh, I think that's everything I wanted to say and I've started quite quickly, which is great.

1:01:30

It's awesome.

1:01:31

So you might need to slow down the video when you, when you watch it.

1:01:35

Um, any questions?

1:01:37

I can,

1:01:37

yeah, I have, I have a bunch of questions.

1:01:39

I'm just so pumped right now cause I just, that's great.

1:01:42

Thanks.

1:01:43

So, um, first of all, Bucky, lucky from hopefully seeing that right.

1:01:48

So I am buzzing right now.

1:01:49

This is mega, I'm not a fan of video, but I can manage podcasts.

1:01:52

This isn't me.

1:01:55

And also Leo Leoni Senate.

1:01:58

I have had your product product since summer, last year I've downloaded but I've never used Aw.

1:02:03

However, she said I just downloaded an ebook from PLR and I'm editing it right now.

1:02:09

Oh my gosh.

1:02:09

Yes.

1:02:11

That's awesome.

1:02:12

So, so, so happy to hear that.

1:02:15

Um, okay, so, and the other thing I wanted to say because you were talking about, I didn't want to interrupt you.

1:02:20

You're definitely on a roll.

1:02:22

Uh, Alvin said, um, this idea of recording and filming video and all that stuff.

1:02:27

He said, I really like to do what?

1:02:29

I'm still scared as to where to start, but I feel ready.

1:02:32

So all I want to say to that is feel the fear, face it and do it anyway.

1:02:38

It doesn't matter.

1:02:39

Uh, we all suck the very first time we do something.

1:02:42

My very first podcast that I did like 12 years ago or more, maybe like, I don't even know, maybe like 18 years ago I had a, this is going way back.

1:02:53

I had a um, affiliate website selling music related software.

1:02:58

So CD burning and DJ mixing and all this stuff.

1:03:01

Yeah, this is, I don't know, Richard,

1:03:03

I, I didn't even know this.

1:03:04

This is exciting.

1:03:05

I took notes running,

1:03:06

but for podcasting was even a term, like iPods were not even out at this point in time.

1:03:11

I record a little audio and I don't even think I could find it.

1:03:15

I don't even know where I would, where I would find it cause the site's now gone.

1:03:18

But, um, I, I sounded like a robot.

1:03:22

Literally.

1:03:24

It's like the Siri voice back in year 2000.

1:03:27

That's what I sounded like because I was so nervous and I wanted to say every single word right and all that stuff.

1:03:32

But it didn't matter.

1:03:34

What ended up happening was I ended up contacting a few different artists, like bands and so on, and they ended up giving me free merchandise, autograph things that I sent off to people who won contest.

1:03:46

Even though I sounded like a complete idiot and a robot, it didn't matter.

1:03:50

Feel the fear and do it anyway.

1:03:53

Um, that's my biggest advice for you about that

1:03:57

actually.

1:03:57

Ronnie, there's a, yeah, somebody actually asked, I need to figure out what to do about our background.

1:04:03

My room was a mess and I had nowhere else do the videos.

1:04:05

I'm actually, uh, today I just discovered because my wife actually told me who some of you may have heard in the background, but that's another, that's another thing that zoom actually do.

1:04:17

Uh, the zoom platform.

1:04:18

There is an actual background that you can put an image in and without using any fancy green screens or anything like that, you are super imposed on the image.

1:04:29

And I, I had never seen this before and she showed it to me, I tried it out and it looks really good.

1:04:33

So you can have an image of the beach behind you or just a, a different image behind you.

1:04:38

So I again think possibilities

1:04:42

just to interrupt because, because, um, you, they replied, sorry, I don't know your name, guest um, there's too much stuff there for it to work.

1:04:50

Right.

1:04:50

Cause you know, the, the virtual backgrounds sort of require like a flat wall ideally to not look weird.

1:04:56

The other thing is you have a phone and you have a hand and you can hold out your phone in your hands like this and record.

1:05:05

And, and the last training we did last week, I shared a tool.

1:05:10

And if you're on an iPhone, um, great.

1:05:12

If the tool is called Apple clips, like as in video clips, um, it's, some people have actually replied and to me after that and said, that's not my fate.

1:05:22

Now my favorite video editor tool, because it's so easy, you literally press and hold, you talk, you let go and it stops recording.

1:05:29

You press and hold Utah so you can be out in nature or if you just have even the space of wall behind you and if it's just like three feet by three feet, it's enough space just to hold that and you can use that, right?

1:05:42

So don't overcomplicate it.

1:05:44

It doesn't matter how things are, it's not going to be perfect, but it will work.

1:05:49

Um, and also in terms of some people like the zoom, the zoom thing doesn't work very well.

1:05:56

It depends on your computer, how, how fast the processor is.

1:06:00

Uh, honestly they can end up looking a little bit cheesy.

1:06:03

You don't, if it's not done right, so don't overcomplicate it.

1:06:07

It doesn't matter right now.

1:06:08

I have this brick wall here.

1:06:12

It's not actually brick.

1:06:13

This is literally a humongous sticker.

1:06:16

It's a, the the stores hope wall pops, like as in pop, like a balloon popping while pop.com

1:06:23

or wall pops.com

1:06:24

look it up.

1:06:25

Uh, they sell lots of different wallpapers stickers and literally it's a sticker.

1:06:30

You just roll it on and you place it on the wall.

1:06:32

So you can do that and you can make your set, your video set, just look fantastic and it doesn't have to cost a lot of money.

1:06:39

Or guess what, just have a blank wall.

1:06:41

That's totally fine too because you're the highlight.

1:06:44

You're the, the focus.

1:06:46

Um,

1:06:47

I got so excited by that same thing.

1:06:50

But it is true because,

1:06:51

but like if it doesn't work for, if your computer is not more powerful enough or anything like that, then then it, some people that just won't work very well.

1:06:59

That's all.

1:06:59

But, but it is true as well that sometimes when you move, suddenly you go in and then your arm is lost and then your head is like, but it, it's, it's an alternative.

1:07:08

It's,

1:07:08

Oh you don't let, hold on.

1:07:10

Uh, there is a site that I recently found that actually cuts you.

1:07:16

Yeah.

1:07:17

Onscreen.

1:07:18

I have not tested this, so do not quote me that it's good or not, but I'll paste it in the chat.

1:07:24

It's called unscreen.com

1:07:27

so unscreen U N and then screen.com

1:07:30

And what it does is actually remove the video background for you.

1:07:34

Okay.

1:07:34

So you don't need to have a green screen for this, but you can actually cut out the background and put your own background.

1:07:41

So that's another tool.

1:07:42

It's free and I've not used it, but it does look pretty awesome.

1:07:50

Uh, I think right now they don't even have a pro version.

1:07:52

It looks like it's just free cause they're new.

1:07:55

So something to play around with.

1:07:57

So unscreen.com

1:07:59

and I pasted that into the chat.

1:08:01

So we are, I know some, some of you have had to Rob.

1:08:05

And so I want to just go over something real quick.

1:08:07

Um, in an ish, hopefully we're to share my screen and let's see, here we go.

1:08:10

Um, so I wanna share my screen because I do want to say something first and foremost, and that is, um, if you have to run and I just wanted to share the special offer that we have going on.

1:08:21

I know that a lot of us are really struggling.

1:08:24

Uh, we need content we need to promote, but we also have just a lot of financial expenses and things going on right now.

1:08:30

So what we have going on is a special offer and I will paste it into the chat or is the chat here ready to go?

1:08:40

Um, and if you go to plr.me/together

1:08:43

because Hey, we're all in this together, we're all caught at Dean together.

1:08:47

Um, there's a special offer in there where you can get double credits on anything that you purchase.

1:08:53

So, uh, if you sign up for an annual plan, you will get a onetime double bonus.

1:08:58

If you sign up for the monthly plan, you will get a onetime double bonus just on your first first month.

1:09:03

Uh, if you're already a member and you want to stack up and you want to buy more credits, you will get a one time double bonus.

1:09:09

So it's kind of like getting a two for one.

1:09:12

So you know, you get one credit, you buy one credit, you get two free, that kind of thing.

1:09:17

Um, so it's just helps to make things more affordable for you so you can download more things and get your content up there, your podcasts, your videos, your emails, your social posts, your eBooks, your courses, whatever it is that you're doing.

1:09:31

We want to help you and we want to support you.

1:09:33

And that's what this double bonus is all about.

1:09:36

So just go to plr.me/together

1:09:39

for that.

1:09:40

And I just want to scroll down and show a couple of things on this page because I think it will be really helpful for you to visualize and see how to use the content in your business.

1:09:50

So I'm going to scroll down to this section here, which is the real world examples of plr.me

1:09:55

and action.

1:09:56

So, um, these are real examples that we put together, uh, from our clients.

1:10:02

And you can go through this page and take your time, read through it.

1:10:05

You'll get lots of ideas.

1:10:07

This, uh, person here, Heather, she created a five day Facebook challenge.

1:10:11

She took an ebook about resilience, redid it, she recorded some videos.

1:10:15

I don't have the videos unfortunately, um, to show you here cause it was part of a private Facebook group, but she uh, she put together Facebook posts, you put together emails, you put together videos and video scripts using the, the resilience ebook from plr.me

1:10:31

And again, would you ever guess that this is using PLR content?

1:10:35

I would hint, uh, speaking of podcasting, this is Diane Daniels.

1:10:39

And what she did was she took one of the, again, we kind of wanted to everyone to use a similar or the same content.

1:10:45

She took the resilience ebook for appeal or not me.

1:10:49

And she transformed it into a series of blog posts.

1:10:51

She rewrote it.

1:10:52

She added a really fancy quote graphic on here and she recorded an audio version of each lesson and she put that up on her blog as well.

1:11:03

She created a lead magnet.

1:11:04

And again, using the peeler.me

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content.

1:11:07

This is a, the transformation as well.

1:11:10

Uh, this is the original ebook here, the resiliency book, PLR dot.

1:11:13

Me and Cynthia completely redesigned it.

1:11:16

She changed the cover, she added images, you changed the layout, she injected her own personality style, voice, examples, all of that.

1:11:23

And again, would you ever guess that this is from plr.me

1:11:27

I mean, honestly, I wouldn't have recognized it.

1:11:29

It's completely unrecognizable.

1:11:31

Uh, so you can scroll through this, this all out.

1:11:33

Last example here, this is Trina and she put together a course using the content.

1:11:38

She has a, she created slides.

1:11:41

Those are not what our slides look like.

1:11:42

She created them and just redesigned it, added her own images and, and um, flare to it.

1:11:48

And she now has a course on teachable that she sells for $297.

1:11:52

So, um, so lots of examples in here.

1:11:55

Just scroll through.

1:11:56

You'll see plenty of examples.

1:11:58

This is so cool.

1:11:59

Um, Tracy, she's a psychiatrist and she created a beautiful wall calendar.

1:12:05

Again, using a mix of, uh, the inspirational graphics, using affirmations and content in injecting little tips and strategies and so on.

1:12:14

So lots of great ideas.

1:12:15

And this is actually the anchor.fm

1:12:20

So this person took the, uh, the resiliency book, created a bunch of podcast episodes about it, also got that up onto Spotify, and it's another lead magnet for her bringing, bringing people into her world.

1:12:32

Okay, so a, and scroll through here.

1:12:34

Uh, if you're not sure about how credits work or all of this stuff, just scroll through.

1:12:39

We have some examples.

1:12:40

Um, and you can see lots of beautiful content that we have at your fingertips.

1:12:45

Uh, we're actually almost at 14,000 products that you can brand as your own using content that you don't have to write from scratch, right?

1:12:53

Using the done for you plr.me

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content.

1:12:56

We didn't have time to talk about the tools, but you can go through those on here and see the different tools that you get.

1:13:02

A few of my favorites, the auto slide deck, so you can automatically create beautiful presentations.

1:13:07

You just put the bullets, like the texts that you want and it will grab royalty-free graphics and beautiful Google funds and create a presentation for you.

1:13:16

If you have a WordPress site, we have the content auto loader, which what that does is you upload a zip file up 365 articles and it will automatically schedule that in for you.

1:13:29

Um, and uh, and actually started Richard the GoTo peeler.me/together

1:13:35

to see the examples that I'm definitely on, on this screen.

1:13:38

Um, and uh, there there's the PDF brand or you can upload one or 30 or 300 PDFs and get your watermarked logo on there or a call to action on there.

1:13:49

So lots of tools that you get at your fingertips as well.

1:13:54

So just scroll through this page.

1:13:55

You'll see, but only on this page will you get the double bonus, the onetime double bonus.

1:14:00

And that's because you're joining us and we really want to support you and help you reach more people.

1:14:05

And that's a, uh, again, a really special, uh, deal that we have on right now.

1:14:10

It's going to be on for too much longer, but we just wanted to extend it to give people enough time to watch the videos, the webinars, the replays, and uh, and uh, you know, make an informed decision.

1:14:22

Uh, so you can stock up on, on downloads and really create a series of live trainings, live streams, emails, social posts, full-out courses, eBooks, membership sites, all of that stuff without writing from scratch.

1:14:39

Um, okay.

1:14:41

And any other questions?

1:14:45

Um, please let us know.

1:14:47

So, uh, there a question about what CRM platform and source for building websites?

1:14:53

Uh, so I'm not entirely sure what you mean by source for building websites, that CRM platform.

1:14:58

Um, we, we use active campaign.

1:15:00

We like it.

1:15:01

Uh, it's a great platform for sending out emails and managing customers, if that's what you mean.

1:15:06

Um, Nicki.

1:15:07

So even if you're an existing member, you just still go to plr.me/together

1:15:12

and make sure you're logged in and the, you'll be able to download, uh, uh, sorry, sorry.

1:15:17

You'll be able to buy additional credits on a discount as well and still get the double bonus site, a double bonus credits as well.

1:15:24

Okay.

1:15:27

I'm checking if there are other question,

1:15:31

uh, membership sites.

1:15:32

Is there info, uh, asks I hope I pronounced your name correctly,

1:15:38

Richard.

1:15:39

I haven't told you.

1:15:39

So we are, uh, working with someone who, uh, does fantastic like $2,000, uh, courses about membership sites and training.

1:15:50

So we are working with someone on that that is going to hopefully be coming pretty soon, um, to kind of give you some ideas of how to set up that membership site.

1:15:58

But I think Richard, maybe that's something we can add to our list of, you know, okay, well how can you pull together different resources from the plr.me

1:16:05

library and put that to put that together on a membership site.

1:16:09

Yeah, I just guessed four 50 has asked, uh, where to host online courses personally.

1:16:16

Uh, I've used, uh, you Demi or Udemy or hi, how'd you pronounce it?

1:16:20

Running Udemy.

1:16:22

Udemy, Udemy, Udemy.

1:16:24

Because somebody last week, somebody last week thought I said, you dummy.

1:16:29

It's like we're not so run it by me again.

1:16:38

You get what I mean?

1:16:40

Okay.

1:16:40

You dummy.

1:16:41

So the dude, I mean there's teachable.

1:16:43

There's other ones.

1:16:44

I, I do have in our tutorial link that, uh, our, our tutorial page that Ronnie showed earlier, uh, I do have a full sort of how to upload a course onto that particular website.

1:16:59

Uh, you dummy or Udemy or you dummy.

1:17:01

Um, so, uh, I have a course that actually shows how I took the content, how I actually rerecorded it, even how I edited that and then put it up in basically a weekend.

1:17:12

And I think at last count, I said it last week as well.

1:17:15

I think I have about 25,000 students, uh, on the actual courses.

1:17:19

And I think I had three or four and I have a couple of courses that I need to edit when I have time.

1:17:24

No excuse, no excuse now.

1:17:27

So yeah, or you could use teachable.

1:17:30

You could use any of these particular sites, uh, any of these, uh, LMS or learning management systems, or you could put it up on your own WordPress site if you wanted to as well.

1:17:40

A little bit more tricky, but I would say go for one of these sites like teach above, et cetera, because they're there.

1:17:45

They're pretty good.

1:17:47

There's so many say it doesn't really matter what you use.

1:17:51

The point is use something because it's just going to be so much easier than trying to build something out yourself as some people try to build it out in WordPress and there's all these plugins and , there's a whole potential set of issues there.

1:18:03

Uh, the point is just use a platform and, and get it up.

1:18:07

Get your courses up there.

1:18:08

Um, it, don't overthink it and you don't have to be perfect to be profitable.

1:18:12

As a good friend of mine says, um, just get yourself out there.

1:18:17

Um, okay.

1:18:18

So any other questions before we wrap up?

1:18:21

Let me,

1:18:22

uh, Thomas has just ask, what is the name of your courses on, on that site?

1:18:28

I think if you just go on that site, if you go to that site, you tell me no, not you, you, to me, if you go to that side, uh, you to me, uh, and search for Richard Butler, it will come up.

1:18:42

I put up a goal setting course.

1:18:43

I put up the, uh, your, uh, your beautiful, authentic South as well.

1:18:49

And I had a another course that I put up as well.

1:18:53

Um, so

1:18:55

I have a question for you.

1:18:56

How long did it take you to upload your, like a course onto you?

1:19:01

You, to me,

1:19:03

you, to me, it took me for the first course that I did and I was very nervous by, it.

1:19:08

Took around a weekend to do the whole lot, to do all of the yes.

1:19:14

And that is because I use plr.me

1:19:17

content.

1:19:18

So I want to make sure we're clear.

1:19:19

I weekend.

1:19:20

So like, uh, like Saturday, Sunday he grabbed the content.

1:19:24

You filmed what, 90 minutes worth of footage?

1:19:27

Yeah, I say the sweet spot is around 90 minutes because if you think about it, 90 minutes of finished footage is probably going to be at least maybe three or four hours of actual footage.

1:19:41

So you have to slice and dice it and then you say, no, I don't like this.

1:19:44

I don't like that, et cetera.

1:19:46

I eat, some people will say I want to produce a 10 hour course.

1:19:49

And I say, if you wanna produce a 10 hour course, it's going to take you a couple of weeks to do and you may lose the momentum on the course.

1:19:55

So if you do a 90 minute course, it's short enough for people to consume it short enough for you to record.

1:20:01

And as you get better, it might only be a three hours footage because you'll get and better and better at your actual technique.

1:20:09

But it is very doable.

1:20:11

Again, it doesn't have to be perfect.

1:20:13

It has to be done.

1:20:15

Absolutely.

1:20:15

Absolutely.

1:20:16

Um, okay, so I'm just checking any other questions here?

1:20:22

So do credits roll over.

1:20:24

Yes.

1:20:24

So if you're on on a monthly or annual plan, uh, that's listed on this page here, the credits do rollover as long as your subscription is active.

1:20:32

So if you cancel a, the credits will expire.

1:20:34

But just use your credits before they expire.

1:20:37

Uh, the bonus credits just to be clear, do not expire.

1:20:40

So let's say you sign up for the monthly plan, you will get a hundred credits per month plus a onetime bonus of an additional 100 credits.

1:20:48

So it's not a hundred bonus credits every month.

1:20:50

It's a onetime bonus.

1:20:52

So the best deal, the Mo, the most popular that we've seen with our clients, they're taking the two 99 per year and you get 400 credits per year plus one time bonus of an additional 400 credits.

1:21:04

Those bonus credits do not expire.

1:21:06

Uh, and then you have a full year to use the content to use the tools and all of the amazing resources that you have inside of the membership.

1:21:14

Uh, another question.

1:21:17

So Kendra was asking, uh, can the bundles be broken down into their elements for tracking?

1:21:22

That's a great idea.

1:21:23

Um, uh, I'll bring that over to the team, like in the, in the tracking spreadsheet, like can we actually break down the bundles to show what's inside?

1:21:31

Um, I'll bring that to the team and see what we can do.

1:21:33

Uh, but that's, that's a great suggestion and yes, there will be a replay.

1:21:38

I think we've seen that a few times.

1:21:39

Don't worry.

1:21:40

As long as the technology's working.

1:21:41

I did click record, so we've had a lot of technical issues.

1:21:45

We made it happen today.

1:21:47

If you think it's weird, like I'm, I have my phone set up here and that's recording my video and I have my computer set up and actually it's working pretty well, I think.

1:21:58

Um, okay, so any last minute questions, please submit those.

1:22:04

Um, but where are you need to go if you want to get the double bonus?

1:22:07

Is plr.me/together

1:22:10

Uh, we're in this together.

1:22:12

We want to support you with your content marketing.

1:22:14

We want to help you grow at, during this time.

1:22:16

If you need help to, uh, create videos and courses and eBooks and emails and social posts.

1:22:23

And all of that stuff.

1:22:24

We have just about 14,000 brandable products that you can download right away and you can rebrand it like we showed you earlier.

1:22:33

You can create podcasts like Richard was talking about.

1:22:36

You can create courses and all of the other things that you've seen this demo.

1:22:39

So, uh, please, um, you know, feel free to use that, uh, this, this double credit bonus that you can download a whole bunch of resources that you can brand and sell or giveaway as your own.

1:22:53

Uh,

1:22:54

there's quite a good question.

1:22:55

I think a bookie has just gone, but she asked, is there a resource?

1:23:00

Is there a resource that helps create a podcast topic, outline or guide?

1:23:04

That's something that we could look at.

1:23:06

Actually, we'll put that on our list of things to do, Ronnie, because I do have a guide on how to actually create, um, a course, uh, an actual video course.

1:23:17

So that could be something that we could also modify for that of just, you know, a 32nd intro, you know, two minutes on the, what you're going to talk about, et cetera, et cetera.

1:23:27

So we can do agile little sort of a worksheet on that.

1:23:30

It could be, yep.

1:23:32

Yeah, I that's it in the list.

1:23:33

I think that's a great idea.

1:23:34

Uh, yes, there will be a replay again, as long as technology cooperates.

1:23:39

Uh, Nikki is asking about the tracking spreadsheet.

1:23:42

Uh, if you keep downloading can do list, obviously it's a brand new spreadsheet, so if you've added downloads, you just copy those rows into your spreadsheets so you don't lose your, um, your data.

1:23:53

And maybe Richard, actually that's another video that you can mention, just how to use that tracking spreadsheet, how to add rows to that spreadsheet as well.

1:24:01

Let me just put that, yeah.

1:24:03

Because otherwise I shall forget.

1:24:07

Oh, shit.

1:24:08

Video.

1:24:08

Yep.

1:24:12

Podcast list.

1:24:14

Right.

1:24:15

Um, you know, as you can see, we want these calls as well to get your feedback to the, we can improve and we can add things that you need and want as well.

1:24:24

Absolutely.

1:24:26

Um, Oh, perfect.

1:24:28

Thank you Darryl.

1:24:29

So are you guys are able to available for additional support after this webinar or is the support I'll found on the website?

1:24:35

Well, I wanted to mention this.

1:24:36

So first of all, isn't Richard awesome if you can just give him like a huge round of applause.

1:24:42

Thumbs up.

1:24:43

I dunno.

1:24:44

Just like start screaming in his ear like, woo, something like that.

1:24:49

You tell me you don't me,

1:24:51

you bet you dummy.

1:24:53

No, no, it's you, Danny Benny.

1:24:56

It's due to me anyway.

1:25:00

And Richard actually is available for consults now.

1:25:04

They're free.

1:25:05

However, because of the volume of people and everything going on, um, I, I, we have to reserve this to new members first.

1:25:13

What I mean by new members, I mean people who have free accounts, people who are just trying to figure things out, not sure how to use the website or want ideas on the marketing.

1:25:21

Uh, we will roll this out to, to um, uh, paid members.

1:25:25

Now if you just signed up for a paid membership in the last like, you know, 30 days or something.

1:25:30

Absolutely.

1:25:30

You can take us up on this, but just to reserve the time for Richard, uh, he, he does do one-on-ones.

1:25:37

You have to promise to show up because we have Richard, Richard, you will be there.

1:25:44

I mean, I think you're, you will be there with your, uh, with all of your Irish spunk.

1:25:50

Um, but uh, but we have had, uh, an on an auto occasion, a few people just book a time.

1:25:58

They take that time slot from someone else and then don't show up for some strange and not tell us why.

1:26:05

So don't be like, don't be like that person.

1:26:07

Uh, but show up, be there because Richard will actually go into a deep dive into you and your business and show how you can use the peeler dummy content.

1:26:17

So you know, if you're not sure if you're not sure what to do or you want to plan, um, I definitely recommend booking that time with Richard.

1:26:23

And again, we're reserving that right now just for, um, for people who are brand new, you know, not, don't have a subscription or a membership yet because you're just trying to figure things out and then, uh, or if you've just booked in the last 30 days, um, so the, the place to go, so book a call with Richard, uh, I'm just pasting the link in the chat.

1:26:46

It's plr.me/book

1:26:48

a call.

1:26:48

There's no dashes or spaces.

1:26:50

Um, so plr.me/book

1:26:52

a call, that's a direct link into Richard's calendar.

1:26:55

Uh, so go ahead and you can book that time with Richard.

1:26:58

He's honestly, he's fantastic.

1:27:01

He's really understands the whole aspect of business and marketing and he's been doing this himself.

1:27:06

He's a coach.

1:27:06

He has, we didn't even say this, but on a, your UTV courses you have like how many students again?

1:27:12

30,000?

1:27:14

No, 25.

1:27:15

Sorry.

1:27:16

Oh, wow.

1:27:17

Geez.

1:27:17

I was a little ahead of myself.

1:27:19

There's 1000 students on Udemy from the courses that he created using the PLR, not me content.

1:27:26

So I'm definitely a book a call with him.

1:27:30

And, uh, that, that way he can do a demo or a walkthrough, or if you just signed up, like, let's say you want to, you know, get a plan, go sign up on plr.me/together

1:27:39

and, and he'll walk you through it.

1:27:41

But again, we really want to reserve this to people who are brand new and not sure what to do and how things work.

1:27:47

Because if you've been with plr.me

1:27:49

for the last 10 years, um, you know, we love you, we support you, but we have, we also have lots of video training and lots of other things just for the next little while.

1:27:57

We want to reserve the spots for brand new people, and then we will open that widely.

1:28:01

Because I mean, unfortunately, Richard, I think you still only have 24 hours in a day, right?

1:28:06

You're not like, I'm walking on the time machine transpose time or whatever.

1:28:14

Awesome.

1:28:16

So you can book a call with Richard peeler.

1:28:18

Dot me slash book a call.

1:28:20

Um, and, uh, if you are ready, if you want to get going and you want to start implementing, go to dot me slash together and you Kim's gonna put the link in there in the chat one more time, peeler.me/together

1:28:31

and you can get your double bonus, uh, on credits.

1:28:34

And uh, we're here for you.

1:28:36

We're here to support you.

1:28:37

We're in this together.

1:28:38

If you have any questions, reach out to us in the chat.

1:28:41

Richard is there.

1:28:42

I'm there.

1:28:43

Our all star Shantelle is also always on the track too and we're here to help you and support you.

1:28:49

Um, cross our fingers.

1:28:51

The replay will work.

1:28:52

We will be sending out an email about this.

1:28:53

We'll also be posting this on YouTube and so take a look at that as well.

1:28:58

Any final thoughts, Richard, before we wrap up?

1:29:03

No, just lots of praise for everybody or amazeballs yeah, Richard quite Chaplet shared.

1:29:09

Yeah.

1:29:10

Richard, you're great.

1:29:11

Richard.

1:29:11

You're one your blessing now.

1:29:17

It's the light.

1:29:17

Actually it's my, actually it's my little mini light that I got, I bought.

1:29:22

Oh wow.

1:29:23

That's it.

1:29:23

And it's, yeah, it's very handy.

1:29:25

And actually has a Bluetooth app so that you can, uh, you can change the, uh, you can change the lighting so much.

1:29:34

That's what that full blast and I can control it from the phone.

1:29:39

And if I want, I could do a strobe effect.

1:29:41

So on those Friday nights, I can fit the strap effect on.

1:29:44

Yeah, it's a nice of the light actually.

1:29:47

That's impressive.

1:29:49

You can see it in my glasses.

1:29:51

That's it.

1:29:52

Well, I think we have answered everything.

1:29:55

Thank you for a happy mother's day.

1:29:59

Okay.

1:29:59

And yep.

1:30:01

So go to plr.me/together

1:30:03

to get your double bonus book a call with Richard: plr.me/bookacall

1:30:06

and look for the replay soon.

1:30:10

Thank you so much everybody.

1:30:11

Thank you Richard.

1:30:13

Thank you guys.

1:30:14

Talk to you very soon.

1:30:14

Bye.

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