I hate it when something that I just knew was true turns out to be false. But when that happens, you have to wise up and change your mind. If you cling to myths, you won’t take the right actions. This myth-busting organic vegetable gardening PLR pack can help you wise your readers up. That way, they’ll take the right actions and be more successful organic gardeners.
Fortunately for your readers, Trish at KitchenBloggers.com has done extensive research to learn the truth. She spells it out for you in her new organic vegetable gardening PLR pack. She busts myths about preventing weeds, controlling pests and increasing production and doing it all organically. Now you can become a trusted resource for your readers with this informative pack.
Organic Vegetable Gardening PLR Pack
Here’s what’s Included in this Organic Vegetable Gardening PLR pack:
- Short Report: The Cold, Hard Truth About 6 Common Organic Gardening Myths (and What You Can Do Instead)
- Myth #1: “Organic” Always Means “Safe”
- Myth #2: Use These Common Household Ingredients for Effective Weed Control
- Myth #3: Use This Common Household Waste to Deter Pests
- Myth #4: For Healthier Vegetable Plants, Do This Before Planting
- Myth #5: To Improve Drainage in Heavy Clay Soil, Do This…
- Myth #6: This Common Household Item is a Must-Have Garden Fertilizer
- 8 In-Depth Organic Gardening Articles
- 4 Chemical-Free Ways to Control Weeds
- 4 Common Organic Gardening Challenges (and How to Overcome Them)
- 4 Ways to Attract More Pollinators to your Organic Vegetable Garden
- 5 Money-Saving Tips for Organic Gardeners
- 5 Ways to Attract More Earthworms to your Garden
- 5 Easy Ways to Help Ladybugs Feel More at Home in Your Garden
- 4 Simple Composting Tips for Your Organic Vegetable Garden
- Start Seeds Indoors in 7 Simple Steps
- 8 Eye-Catching Organic Gardening Tip Sheets* – in PDF and easy-to-edit PowerPoint
- 5 Gardening Social Media Graphics
- Bonus: 10 Royalty-Free Images
Here’s my link: http://plrlaunchcentral.com/Organic-Vegetable-Gardening-RD
This niche is easily monetizable. Just search “gardening supplies” on Amazon to see what kinds of physical products you can offer. Everything from tool sets to plant markers to garden kneelers. My favorite item is a pair of gardening gloves with plastic claw-shaped tips so that you can dig in the dirt with your hands and won’t need a trowel or shovel.
Of course, you can also promote information products. Don’t think you need to limit your promotions to gardening books, though. With all the fresh, organic veggies that your readers will produce, they’ll need cookbooks, too.
Here’s my link again: PLRLaunchCentral.com/Organic-Vegetable-Gardening-RD
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