I’d been planning a web site launch for a couple of months now. You may have heard me speak of it on Facebook, both of my Twitter accounts (SDinius and DedicatedPLR), and right here. Originally — and in my excitement — I’d planned the new site’s birthday for June 4.

Almost a month later, it’s finally come to fruition. (Woo hoo!)

We human beings love to make plans, don’t we? We get all excited and start dreaming on paper and out loud. (As we should!) But it’s also easy to get discouraged when those plans take longer to actually become reality.

Boy, do I ever know this.

Since Dedicated PLR’s “conception,” plenty has happened to make me push it’s launch date out farther and farther. Whether it’s been my husband’s cancer treatment for multiple myeloma, a bad virus I caught last month, a nasty fall I took at my church on Father’s Day that resulted in many aches and pains including a sprained knee, and the occasional ruin-your-day migraine, it’s all enough to make you think that Murphy is alive and well.

In spite of it all, I am very pleased to announce the grand opening of Dedicated PLR! Come by and get content for your blog or web site. I’ll even let you save 15% on everything you purchase by using the coupon code DEDICATED.

I love services like Dedicated PLR because purchasing articles in the topics you need can be a huge help when “life” takes you by surprise. We have the best of intentions, don’t we, when it comes to what we want to do with our businesses, including writing content.

I’m sure you’ve had setbacks in your own life, or even in your business, that have caused you to be discouraged and maybe even wonder if you can succeed. Why not try taking part of the burden off your back by letting someone else write your content? Writing takes time and energy, and honestly, we don’t always have as much of that as we need, do we? You can use our articles as material for your home page, blog posts, or even customer emails or e-newsletters. Instead of sitting and dreading the writing you need to do, buy the content and consider it done. See for yourself how using our private label rights articles can help you be successful online.

And then breathe.

And don’t forget to use your coupon code (DEDICATED) when check us out!

If you’ve been online long enough, chances are you’ve heard of private label rights articles, otherwise known as PLR. Also, as an online business owner, you know that you need good content on your site to keep customers coming back…or to get them interested in the first place.

What you may not know is how private label rights articles can help you succeed online. Here are the top six reasons to make PLR your new best friend:

When you let someone else handle the content for your site, it’s like getting a monkey off your back.

Most online business owners recognize how vital it is to keep fresh, up-to-date content on their web sites. After all, if there’s nothing to read, your site may be nothing more than a quick stop between Interesting Site A and Interesting Site B for your customer. Good content grabs your customers and makes them stick around (and, hopefully, come back).

If you’re running a small online business, you are most likely the one responsible for placing articles or blog posts on your web site. But focusing on writing content can mean other things in your life and business suffer from neglect. PLR articles are an affordable solution. With just a little tweaking and a bit of rewriting here and there (or leave them as-is if you’re really pressed for time), you’ve knocked the stress monkey off your back. Doesn’t it feel good to breathe deeply?

It’ll make you look like a good writer.

So you can’t write. Big deal. Not many people really are good writers. And if you’re one of those, I’m willing to bet that you have some great talents others would be jealous of. Accept your limitations with a shrug, get some PLR, and focus on what really makes you great.

Did you know most people don’t have a good grasp on the following words?

Their/there/they’re
Who/whom
It’s/its
I/me

A good PLR writer knows exactly how to use those words in a sentence. Besides correct word usage, a PLR writer worth his or her salt also knows correct punctuation, grammar, and spelling.

It’ll help to establish you as an authority in your field.

Let’s say you have a web site that promotes pet products. On your blog, you’d like to let your readers know something about pet care. The problem is that you don’t know the first thing about pet care. A PLR article pack about how to take care of pets will make you look like an authority in that area. The same principle applies for whatever your niche may be. Want to help people get out of debt? There’s PLR for that, too.

And if you take those PLR articles and turn them into small reports or e-books, your authority quotient goes through the roof.

It frees up time for you to spend with the ones you love.

There’s more to getting a business going online than most people realize. I’ve found that writing content, by far, can take up hours of a new business owner’s time. While you’re spending all that time writing, your family is living their lives without you. It’s painful to tell a small child you can’t spend time with them…I know. Make use of PLR and give your family the gift of YOU.

It enables you to actually do the things you love.

Remember the boat in the garage? The one you like to ski behind? What about all the get-togethers with your friends you’ve been saying no to? Whatever it is you enjoy, handing the content responsibilities over to someone else (i.e., buying PLR) will free you up to find yourself again.

You’ll be able to focus on what’s really important in your business: making money.

Writing site content, integral though it may be, is only one part of the online success equation. What really gets a business going is the effort you put into finding customers and getting them to buy from you. Once you’ve gotten that writing monkey off your back, you’ll be able to focus on promoting and marketing your site, building customer relationships, finding new customers, and product creation.

To put it simply, finding and using great PLR is a smart business move. Get started now and you’ll soon find yourself on the road to being successful and enjoying life again.

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Sally Dinius is the owner of Dedicated PLR, a new, high-quality private label rights article site. Head on over to http://dedicatedplr.com to get your free e-course on “9 Fabulous Ways to Use PLR.” It’s our gift to you for stopping by.

InspireMe Services is proud to announce that we’ve got a bun in the oven! Uh…that is…of the online variety.

DedicatedPLR.com is a new, high quality site specializing in the sale of private label rights articles and article packs. Eventually, we will also be branching out into other products, but we can’t give that away just yet. (Soon, grasshopper, soon.)

Our new site replaces our old PLR site, InspireMe PLR. Much of the material from InspireMe PLR will be updated and carried over to Dedicated PLR, but you will also be treated with new topics that are interesting and timely (watch for our new Tech and Social Media article packs).

Dedicated PLR will be going live in just a couple of weeks, but if you hop over to the landing page right now, you’ll get to sign up for an e-course on “9 Fabulous Ways to Use PLR,” a coupon code for 15% off your entire first purchase, and notification of our grand opening.

Are you still here? That coupon code won’t be available forever!

InspireMe Services is undergoing a much-needed makeover. You’ve heard, I’m sure, how a contractor or carpenter always works on his own home last? It’s the same with those of us who build and/or update websites for others…we work on ours last.

IMS has needed a re-do for quite some time now, and I’ve opted to switch it over to a WordPress blog. Some reasons for this: It will give me more practice with WP customization, I’ll be able to showcase my portfolio better, and — because it’s a blog — I’ll be able to keep you up-to-date on what I’m doing and all the great ways my services will benefit your business.

And, best of all, I get to hear from YOU.

Talk to you soon!

Sally