Just what I was looking for. I was able to add some elements such as bolding and alignment by using html in the table fields. Now I have a great looking chart!

Thank you for the useful info.

Ruth,

I too am a full time IMer and Writer (Ghostwriting), and I have interacted with you on the Warrior Forum, and have purchased your products, both wonderful decisions on my part.

And please tell any of your followers that they NEED to get on the WF and post a WSO! I know it can be scary, but everything we dread and fear in anticipation NEVER turns out as bad as we thought it would!

Thanks for this amazing “reveal” about your life and career. (You really ought to have someone interview you, offer MP3 and eBook formats on the WF as a WSO!)

Patrick
CoolAromas on the WF
Patrick ONeill´s last [type] ..La Crosse Technology WS-9520U Review

Thank you so much! I shall get on that then–I really appreciate you taking the time to look that over for me and to answer my question!
Carmen Rane Hudson´s last [type] ..The Challenge of Insight

Carmen – it is hard these days when there’s so much competition, but I have to say that doing freebie WSOs (and then paid WSOs) has accounted for SO much of my success. My list is now big enough that I can make a full time living from that, but I still do free WSOs regularly to keep growing it.

At first I had hardly any people on my list, and at that point it’s hard to see your efforts – and those $40 WSO investments – paying off. But slowly and surely the numbers rise and, as long as you mail your list regularly enough so they don’t forget you, people consider you as one of their “go to” PLR sources.

I checked out your site and see you have a fair number of packs – I say that is enough to start with your first WSO. You could do a freebie to build your list, or even a brand new pack at a WSO discount (make sure to ask buyers to opt into your list too). I can never say for sure that your investment is going to pay off right away, but I think with PLR, if you’re consistent, it will start paying off after a while.

Pretty awesome timeline! It gives me some hope. I’ve been a bit “stuck” with my PLR site: it’s made about $80 in 3 months. I offer good stuff but I’ve felt like I’ve maybe not been savvy about how to market it. I’ve considered offering an WSO but want to be sure the $40 price tag is well spent…that I have enough on the site to make it worth everyone’s while. Or does it matter?

Hi Ruth,
I have never even heard of PLR before until I read this post. This sounds really awesome and your results for month 7 are amazing. I will have to bookmark this page so I can read it again.

Take Care…
Justin | Personal Growth´s last [type] ..Taking Responsibility for Yourself and Choices

I have come to the point of what you are telling here and I almost gave up. But there’s one important thing I learn, that there are lesson we can learn from any seeming failures that comes in our lives. If we take those lessons, it will guide us to the right path.

Monica – Thanks for the nice comment, it’s nice to know people understand what it’s like!

Clayton – I think focusing on less is definitely the way to do (at least until you have more resources to focus on others)