I found a nice little free resource today… It’s a free acess membership site with a ton of resale rights and PLR content.  You can get free access right now.
The content covers quite a range of niches, and although I’ve not gone through a lot of it yet, what I’ve seen so far looks pretty good.  There’s not an awful lot of PLR content on the free account (although you can upgrade to a paid account with a lot more) but there’s certainly enough that you’ll probably find something of …

I’m sure you’ve heard of YouTube, and maybe MetaCafe, and maybe even Viddler…. but what about Blip.tv, or HowCast, or Sclipo? The truth is that, while YouTube is far and away the market leader, there are lots of other sites where you can publish your videos, and if you’re not using them you could be missing out on valuable traffic.
Until fairly recently, submitting to all of the different sites was very time consuming but no longer – enter TubeMogul!
TubeMogul is a free service which allows you to publish …

OK, part five of this series on creating content and this is a tutorial on creating video content in the form of screencasts. Unless you’ve been living on Mars for the past 2 years, you can’t help but have noticed that video has become massively popular on the Internet.
Until fairly recently, using video online required specialist and expensive tools and hosting, but with the techniques I’ll show you today, you can create and host your videos free of charge, and use them as a marketing tool to drive more traffic …

OK, part four of this series on creating content and this is a tutorial on creating audio content using Audacity. Audio is, in my opinion, by far the quickest, easiest, and most useful way of creating content. It has a relatively high perceived value (compared to ebooks for example), it’s very quick to create (I bet I can talk faster than you can type!), it’s easily digestible (think iPods!) and is perfect for re-purposing existing content, whether your own or PLR.
Here’s the video, and below you’ll find the …

Today is part three of this series on creating content and is a tutorial on preparing images for use in websites, blogs and information products, using GIMP (The Gnu Image Manipulation Program).
Here’s the video, and below you’ll find the rest of this blog post if you’d rather read along than watch. (Plus you’ll also find all the links mentioned in the video below!)

Links
Download GIMP: gimp.org (Windows and Linux)
Download Mac GIMP: Mac only versions
Example image: gimpexample.jpg (Right click and choose Save As)
GIMP Tutoral – Editing and preparing images
The GIMP is a …

Part two of this series on creating content is a tutorial on building web pages using Nvu. If you came here yesterday looking for this post then apologies for the slight delay. I decided this tutorial would work better as a video, so it’s taken slightly longer to put together but I hope you’ll agree it was worth the effort (plus I was really busy yesterday working through the RRS material!).
Anyway – here’s the video, and below you’ll find the rest of this blog post if you’d rather …