The truth is that you can use either system. If you use unrewritten PLR articles, like I prefer, you will need to do more promotion, because you will need to outrank the other sources using the PLR. Depending on where you get your PLR, that may be easy or it may not. You should look for PLR articles with low distribution and, if possible, low usage.

If you re-write PLR articles, or create your own content, you’ll have to work harder initially, but you won’t need to do as much promotion because your content is unique.

So which do you prefer, “re-writing” or “promoting” PLR articles?

Neil.

In your post just before this one you state that your getting a great deal of traffic for “un-rewritten PLR articles”.

Now your recommending a course by Dr. Andy Williams were he states in his sales page:

“The fact is, no matter how well written PLR content is, you will need to re-write it to get any benefit at all. When I say re-write it, I mean every word, not just changing the word “benefit” to “advantage”, or “little” to “tiny”. Search engines are far too clever to fall for that old trick.”

Hence the need to take the course.

So which is it? PLR is great? or take this course so you don’t waist any more time with PLR?

I actually already know the answer, I just thought these posts back-to-back seemed funny.