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"200 NEW Unrestricted PLR Articles"
From the
Desk of: Barbara King
Consider the possiblilites of having 200 private label articles that
you can change, edit, or add to an exisitng product. These
are brand new articles, just released today. You can do just
about anything you want except you cannot give them away.
You
get
Articles in each of the following categories:
Here are a couple
of sample articles taken at random from the file, so you can judge for
yourself!
Sample Article #1:
Bank Foreclosed Homes an Opportunity for the Savvy Investor
Bank foreclosed homes are homes that the lender now owns because the
initial mortgage holder failed to make the payments. Many of these
former homeowners would have sold the home to get out of the mortgage,
but they owed more than the home was worth. So, at this point, the
lender now owns a home that is less valuable than the mortgage was. The
home continues to lose value as it sits vacant. Meanwhile, the bank is
now responsible for all of the property taxes. This is a loosing
proposition for the lender and they are looking to get rid of these
bank foreclosed homes.
That is why bank foreclosed homes make such an attractive investment
for the forward looking individual with cash in hand or credit
availability. There is a lot of profit potential in these properties.
These homes can usually be picked up at significantly less than their
appraised value. It is not unusual to find them at a 20 to 30 percent
discount. Following the business adage “buy low and sell high,” you can
get a good return on your investment when you buy bank foreclosed
homes.
You have to understand that banks are not in the business of managing
property. Homes are expensive to maintain and the insurance, property
taxes, and other costs of having a vacant property on the books make
this a losing proposition. Further, if too many vacant homes sit in a
neighborhood, the value of all of the properties goes down as new
buyers are reluctant to move into a so called “ghost town.”
The banks are also concerned with their bottom lines. A performing
mortgage is an asset. A bank foreclosed home is a liability. In a
matter of months, a bank can go from having a net positive asset to a
net negative one. When this happens too frequently, the bank is forced
to go hat in hand to Washington to request a bail out.
There are many ways lenders get rid of bank foreclosed homes.
Initially, the lender may offer the home at a sheriff’s auction
immediately following the court’s declaration of foreclosure. Other
times, they will bundle houses they have on hand into one large auction
sale.
In either case, you need to do your homework before bidding on a home
at auction. While you can find many deals at a real estate auction, you
can also end up paying too much for a dud. When a homeowner is facing
eviction from the bank, they often take out their frustration at the
bank on the property. Sometimes this is in the form of vandalism. Other
times, the homeowner takes anything of value – counters, bathroom
fixtures, etc. – out of the home. There have even been stories about
homeowners ripping the copper pipes out of a home that is about to be
foreclosed upon to sell for scrap. When you do your inspection, factor
in the cost of any repairs before you make your bid.
Other times, the lender will make a list of bank foreclosed homes
available to the public. There are an increasing number of real estate
agents who are developing specialties around bank foreclosed homes, and
contacting one of these professionals can be a good idea if you are new
to real estate investing.
You should know that the best bank foreclosed homes do not stay on the
market for very long. There are too many savvy investors who can spot
value. For this reason, it is important to have access to the good
listings so you can get to the properties first. If you have the time
and resources, you can get listings from courthouses, lending
institutions and government agencies. But as they say, time is money.
For about $50 a month, you can subscribe to listing services of bank
foreclosed homes across the country.
If you are just getting started in real estate investing, consider the
avenue of bank foreclosed homes.
Sample Article #2:
Creating Your Own Internet Marketing Plan
If you have a small business that you are attempting to promote and are
having trouble, it may be because you have not first created an
internet marketing plan. Internet marketing is extremely complicated
and is much more difficult than simply putting some keywords in the
text of your site. An internet marketing plan consists of 8 basic
steps: strategic planning, situation analysis, customer analysis,
market and product focus, product positioning, pricing strategy,
product distribution, and internet promotion.
Step Number 1: Strategic Planning…
When promoting your business online, you need to keep some things in
mind. Ask yourself the question, “what am I good at?” You need to
discover how your business is different from the rest by discovering
the advantages that you have over your competitors.
Step Number 2: Situation Analysis…
This is basically learning about the market that you are in. This can
be achieved though various studies such as SWOT analysis, conducting an
industry analysis, and analyzing your competition. The more you know
about the industry you are in and how you can succeed in it, the
better.
Step Number 3: Customer Analysis…
Simply put, this step involves learning about your customers. How you
are going to effectively market to someone that you know nothing about?
You need to know their likes, dislikes, hobbies, jobs, family life, etc
if you are going to market to them effectively. In fact, some
businesses do invent personalities that act as the target customer and
develop a plan of marketing to them.
Step Number 4: Market and Product focus…
This step involves segmenting your market and making your company
different from your competitors. This is often times referred to as the
“Unique Selling Point” or “USP”.
Step Number 5: Product positioning…
Simply put, when a person hears a company name, certain thoughts come
to mind. When somebody says your company name, what thoughts should
come to mind? This is something you need to think about. You need to
know how to position your business in your customer’s mind. If you
haven’t learned about them yet, acquaint yourself with the 4 Ps of
marketing: product, position, promotion, and price.
Step Number 6: Pricing Strategy…
This is also one of the 4 Ps of marketing. You need to know how to
effectively price your goods or services. A good way is to take a look
at what the competition is charging. If you are new to the business,
you will need to undercut their prices.
Step number 7: Product Distribution…
This is the second P in the 4 P’s of marketing, also known as position.
This is the physical location where your product or service is offered.
And yes, if you have an internet business then you position is the
internet.
Step Number 8: Internet Promotion
This is how you are going to advertise your business on the internet.
There are plenty of different methods at your disposal including
newsletters, search engines, article marketing and pay per click
advertising. Experiment with each of them and try to find what best
suits your business.
Hopefully, you can make use of this information to create your own
internet marketing plan.
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