Social Media Marketing PLR Content

A targeted collection of 85 high-quality articles on sales funnels you can use to kickstart your content creation and personal branding efforts. Becoming a published author, authority blogger or social media maven has never been easier.
 
Topics Covered: LinkedIn, Pinterest, Social Media, Twitter
 
All of the articles come with unrestricted private label rights, so you are free to claim full authorship and use the content in any manner you like. Create essays, reports, eBooks, search-engine friendly web pages, blogs and social media posts.
 
Sample Article from the Pack (so you can judge the quality for yourself:)
 
LinkedIn Marketing Tips
 
If you thought that LinkedIn was just for people looking for jobs and people looking to hire others, you would be wrong. If you’re an Internet marketer, ignoring the power of LinkedIn would mean you would be losing a huge opportunity to get more traffic to your site, reach a target audience and increase your conversion rate. 
 
If you don’t know how to use LinkedIn and take advantage of its potential business-growing platform, you’ll be happy to hear it’s easy. First, make sure all of the headlines on your pages tap into the power of SEO marketing. 
 
From your profile page on, make every word count. Don’t forget to add the blog application so that connections can also see your blog feed. Taking part in groups is a good idea, but building your own is even better. 
 
By building your own group, your business is the one that’s being promoted and not someone else’s products and services. If you’ve written eBooks for your niche, consider getting an ISBN number for it so that you can use the Amazon books link and promote it on your LinkedIn pages. These are all important marketing steps for you to do. 
 
There are other strategies you can use on LinkedIn that help you leverage your presence into sales - like having little bites or samples of the expertise you have to share. You do that by offering the potential clients something for free. 
 
And you make sure that the free item whets their appetite - so make sure it’s something of value. There are several things you can do to offer potential customers something of value. 
 
The first way is to share a link to a free report. In the report, you can touch on a few basics they need to know about your niche topic. This can be a marketing tool for you where you can embed links to your websites, blog and your other sites that promote your business products. This gives the customer a ‘take-away’ lesson or tip. 
 
Secondly, you can offer short presentations that teach potential clients something of importance about the business they’re in (or are considering getting into). You give them a tip or two that they can implement - some bit of knowledge gleaned from your experience and at the end of the presentation, you promote your main site. 
 
Finally, you can offer PDF downloads in various page lengths to share your expertise. This will intrigue new clients who want to know more, and it lets them see how much you do know - compelling them to look further into your products or services. Again, you want these PDF downloads to be short, but valuable.