So with all this talk about PLR and instructions about ghostwriting in the last few days, I thought it would be interesting to address the topic of whether or not the use of PLR content is ethical.
I mean, after all — if you are acting like you are the writer (I am actually writing this now in my own voice) and you are not actually doing the writing — isn't that misleading your readers?
Well, the answer is handled really well in this PLR Ethics video by Nicole Dean (owner of EasyPLR.com). Now of course, Nicole makes no secret about the fact that she sells PLR — so she has obviously already decided that she feels the use of PLR is ethical.
As an aside, I know Nicole pretty well, and she is one of the most wonderful, ethical, honest, moral people that I know. Goofy t0o? Well, yes goofy. But goofy in an adorable way.
I would really like to know what you think about the ethics issue — so leave a comment after you look at the video.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ysxD6mnibwU
photo credit: A Caveman trapped in the 21st Century
