Newsletter Changes – please give your feedback

Yesterday I spent some time looking back through my old ezines/newsletters and discovered that I’ve only written 67 “Letters From Phil” in the past four and a half years.

I didn’t realize it was so few, and I almost feel ashamed about my output.

What it does go to show though, is that unlike the majority of people who write marketing and online business ezines,  I don’t rely on them to make an income, so I don’t have to send you 3 or 4 ‘sales pitches” a week J

Probably (and I haven’t done the figures, so this is only a guess) 90 percent of my earnings come from non internet marketing niches. It might be an even higher figure.

To cut what could be a long story short, because I want to give you the chance to get Adrian’s software before they’ve all gone (you’ll never find a lower cost toolset, so grab it) I want to say that things are changing around here and I’m going to start passing on more of more knowledge, and more frequently.

So I hope you don’t get sick of too many newsletters from me :)

What I’d like you to do, if you can spare a few minutes, is give me some thoughts on what you’d like to see from me, what you’d like to see me write about or do for you.

Do you simply want more newsletters which are a mix of product reviews, news, and advice?

A low-cost member site where I pass on all my knowledge to you?

Ebooks, reports, and other tutorials?

Let me know :)

phil

PLRpro and residual income

By far the best source of PLR material (in my opinion) is PLRpro run by Australians Daniel Turner and Marc Lindsay.

They’re closing their doors to new members for 3 months and when they reopen the price will double.

If you get in today though, you’ll be “grandfathered” in and you will get the new stuff at the current low price.

BTW, during the shutdown, current members and people who join today, will still get the regular as clockwork great content.

Plus get all the new stuff when it’s ready.

The private label rights content that Daniel and Marc provide is extremely good value, and they’ve always worked very hard to keep their members happy. And the quality is the best private label writing I’ve ever seen…the Rolls Royce of PLR :)

Others agree. In fact, Daniel says that Read more