Some journalers and would-be journalers get stuck staring at a blank page in their fancy new journal. They hear about how journaling can make a real improvement in their lives but they don’t know what to write about. How can you help them? This journaling prompts PLR may be just the nudge your readers need to get over the rough spots and start a journaling practice.
It’s a set of 365 journaling prompts. To state the obvious, it’s enough to give your readers a journaling prompt for every day of the year. The prompts fall into the following categories:
- Daily Thoughts & Ideas
- Work and Business
- Personal Goals
- Health & Wellness
- Family & Friends
- Memories
- Seasonal & Holiday
- Self-Care
- Gratitude
- Travel
- Lists
- Write a Letter
- Creative Writing
- Calendar Months
- Miscellaneous Prompts
You can get the details for this journaling prompts PLR pack here: PLRLaunchCentral.com/Journal-Prompts.
Why Do Your Readers Need Journaling Prompts PLR?
Journaling prompts help your readers get over writer’s block, are thought-provoking approaches to self-reflection, and best of all can help you start and keep going with a journal.
Journaling can be a powerful way to resolve issues in your life. It’s a tool to help you see patterns dealing with difficult people or with mental or physical health issues. The self-reflection you do in a journal can reveal your unconscious habits that help or hinder your attempts at success in any field. Furthermore, it can be a record of your successes and challenges in meeting your goals and life plans.
Some people are prolific and life-long journalers. But some of us aren’t. Getting a daily prompt can be an appreciated support for journalers who don’t know what to write about or how to start and keep going.
And the prompts can help with two different problems. Have you ever sat down to write and not been able to think of anything to say? A journaling prompt will give you a place to start thinking. On the other have, have you ever sat down to write and not known where to start because there were so many things you wanted to say? A journaling prompt can give you some structure and discipline to start getting some of it out.
How Would You Implement This Journaling Prompts PLR?
Here’s an idea for what to do with this pack. Post content about journaling on your blog. You can write your own but if you are looking for more PLR, I’d check out Turning Journaling Into a Habit. It’s a perfect companion to the prompts.
Add an opt-in box to the bottom of each of those posts offering the prompts. Now, you could give your readers all the prompts in a single download. But I wouldn’t. I’d send them an email with a single prompt every day for a year. (You’d only have to load up your autoresponder once.)
Here’s why. Your reader already needs to be committed to journaling to take a single download and refer to it daily for a year. However, your readers may be needing a prompt at the precise moment that their commitment is weak.
If you provide that, you give your readers a nudge to commit themselves to the insight-generating activity of journaling exactly when they need it. And they respond with trust in and loyalty to you. Who doesn’t need that?
Here’s my link again: PLRLaunchCentral.com/Journal-Prompts.
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