So you've purchased a pack of PLR articles and you don't have the funds to pay a writer to whip them into original articles? No problem! Rewriting PLR articles (or any text) is actually very easy to...
So you've purchased a pack of PLR articles and you don't have the funds to pay a writer to whip them into original articles? No problem! Rewriting PLR articles (or any text) is actually very easy to do if you have a little time to spare - even if you're not a professional writer.
There are several ways to do it, depending on the purpose you have in mind for the articles. You can completely rewrite them to make them 100% unique, or you can modify them only slightly.
Below you'll find some ideas to help you rewrite articles quickly:
1) If you're going to use the articles for website promotion, you'll want to completely rewrite them to make them as original as possible. Simply go through and change every sentence like in the example below.
Example text:
"Improving your self-esteem is as easy as learning to treat yourself with love, acceptance and respect."
Slightly rewritten:
"Raising your self-esteem is simple when you treat yourself kindly, with lots of love and respect."
Bigger changes:
"You may think that raising your self-esteem will be difficult to do, but it actually becomes easy when you give yourself lots of love and self-respect."
See how just a bit of rewording can make it original text? Don't spend a lot of time on the first pass-through! Rewrite each sentence quickly and then move on to the next. You'll give the whole article a proofread before you're done.
2) If the articles are going to be used on your own website, blog or in an autoresponder or newsletter, you don't have to change every single sentence to make them more unique. Try changing every other sentence, or at least a few sentences in each paragraph.
3) Add your own introduction to the beginning of the article, or a closing paragraph with some final thoughts at the end.
4) Or insert your own thoughts, ideas and comments directly into the text. You can ask questions, share some of your own experiences, or highlight certain passages by explaining the concepts in more detail.
When you've finished rewriting, read the article from the beginning again, and change anything that doesn't sound right. When you're done, you'll have a high-quality, unique article to use any way you like!
By the way, this process is not limited to articles! Do the same thing with e-courses, reports and ebooks if you want to make them more original.
It will probably seem like a slow process when you first get started, but it gets easier and quicker the more you do it. Before long you'll be able to rewrite a complete article in just minutes - and never have a shortage of unique content again!
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