Did you know that an estimated 9.3% of Americans have diagnosed or undiagnosed diabetes? That’s more than 29 million people who are desperate to take control of their health.
They need information, so they buy digital products. And they need home testing supplies and other equipment so they buy physical products.
They also need compassion, understanding, and encouragement.
If you blog in the health and wellness niche, you really should have content about diabetes. And because the topic is so crucial to the well-being of some of your readers, you want to make sure it’s well-researched and well-written.
Susan O’Dea at Master PLR has launched a new pack that includes diabetes PLR articles, an e-book, a list-building short report, social media posters, and an infographic.
For tips on making your PLR your own, read One of These Things Is Not Like the Others – Make Your PLR Unique.
Diabetes and Blood Sugar PLR
Here’s some more detail about the launch:
- E-book, Diabetic Naturopathy: What It Is, the Symptoms, and Natural Solutions, 28 pages, 4,900 words, with professionally designed e-covers
- List-building report, Hyperglycemia: Understanding High Blood Sugar, 14 pages, 2,283 words, with professionally designed e-covers
- 10 articles:
- What Does Being Pre-Diabetic Mean?
- Is Type 2 Diabetes a Lifestyle Disease?
- Is Type 2 Diabetes Dangerous?
- Do You Need Insulin If You Have Type 2 Diabetes?
- What Are Normal Blood Sugar Levels?
- Does Being Overweight Increase the Risk of Type 2 Diabetes?
- What Types of Foods Are Considered Healthy for Diabetics?
- Can Magnesium Help Prevent Diabetes?
- Can You Reverse Diabetes Through Diet?
- Are There Natural Treatments for Type 2 Diabetes?
- 10 Social Posters, one corresponding to each article
- A professionally designed infographic
Here’s my link:
Susan O’Dea’s Diabetes and Blood Sugar PLR
There’s also a hot-topic OTO. The e-book is The Obesity and Diabetes Epidemic and the upsell also includes a ready-to-install website, a short report, Hypoglycemia: Another Blood Sugar Problem, 10 more articles, 7 more social posters, and a full infographic.
Here’s my link again:
Susan O’Dea’s Diabetes and Blood Sugar PLR
