Yes, it's a bribe

[cindybidar]

(posting this on the elite side, too, for more exposure...)

Hey guys,

I'm investigating a new business venture and I need some help. If you buy PLR for your online business, I'd really appreciate it if you could take a minute and answer six questions about what you buy and how you use it. Should only take a minute or two of your time. :)

You can find the survey here: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/6JXQJY3

Oh, and about the bribe - I'm giving away one $20 Amazon gift certificate via random drawing on Wednesday, September 15. You'll have to include your email address to be entered.

Thank you for your help!

[angienewton]

No need to bribe, I'm happy to help! Just took the survey.

[Aurelia]

Great Survey -- I took it also :)

[chickblogger]

I never thought to use PLR until I read somewhere how PLR can be used to create an ebook or send out to email lists. Love these two ideas. I wonder though can it also be used on social media? I mean I know that Facebook and Twitter make their entries visible on the search engines, and oh nevermind. I'm confusing myself again, lol. My idea is to maybe purchase a Halloween PLR and then use this on my Facebook wall. Hmm, got the wheels a turning.

Will take the survey. Cheers! (and good luck in your biz venture)

[pmaior]

Cindy:

I have purchased PLR in the past but don't really use it. I will fill out the survey anyway.

Just a thought on surveys in general, you will probably get more response if you offer something to everyone that participates. I know that is what motivates me. If it were not for you, I would probably pass on the survey.

Pablo

[cindybidar]

Thanks Pablo! I did consider creating a free report to offer for all participants, but time got away from me. I'll definitely consider that next time, though.

And chickblogger, yes, plr can be a good source of short tips to post to your Facebook fan page or on Twitter, and you could also use it for Squidoo lenses which link back to your blog, Facebook, or wherever else you are trying to gain exposure.

[brettait]

nice and interesting one,i too took the survey.

[pmaior]

Now I am so interested to find out about this new business venture.

Good Luck with it Cindy

Pablo

[Carol Ann Q]

I just took your survey - hope it helps.

[gailjrichardson]

Hi Cindy, I took the survey. I use PLR mostly for my blog posts when I run short on time but I do rewrite it,always.

[AnaA]

Done lol

Ana

[AlexNewell]

I'm happy to help as well and I still hope I win the draw!

:-)

Alex

[torontocarol]

Did the survey although my past experience with PLR has often been that there is so much junk I can hardly use it. Also, in the survey I said I don't always change it, that's because I let my VA do that :)

[jermeybrown]

Survey is done.

[dorothycarter]

Love to try online surveys.

[GoshM]

In my experience PLR's brought me just headaches. The information is old and with poor quality. The feedback i got from using PLR"S few years back thought me never to use them again. The ebooks or the articles might have a catchy title, but when you start to read you'll know its a waste of time by the end of the second line.

Anyway i'd rather sit down for few hours and write some good stuff that people will enjoy to read, than publishing some cheap junk on my sites.