Mental health content on a blog can be very valuable, both for your reader and for you. People who have mental health issues are often likely to turn to the internet for solutions. They don’t want to discuss these issues openly. They want to keep them private. Well-researched, well-written, and compassionate content can provide solutions for your readers and income for you. Jennifer Andersen’s social anxiety PLR can be your springboard to that.
About Social Anxiety
There are several different kinds of anxiety. One of the most common is social anxiety, which affects 15 million Americans. With the exception of PTSD, women are twice as likely to be diagnosed with an anxiety disorder as men are.
Physical health comes into play, too. Anxiety can cause physical illnesses or make them worse. That’s especially true for heart, respiratory, and digestive disorders.
People with anxiety disorders may have substance abuse issues as well, as they turn to drugs or alcohol to calm their feelings of anxiety.
But the good news is that there’s help for people who suffer from anxiety disorders. Hope starts with education and includes psychotherapy, medication, coping strategies, and alternative therapies. For a marketer, that translates into digital downloads and physical products.
The sheer numbers of people affected by anxiety disorders makes it compelling content for health and wellness bloggers, especially those concentrating on women’s health.
Since there is a link between anxiety disorders and physical illnesses, bloggers who focus on particular illnesses could consider including content about anxiety.
Add to the pervasiveness of these issues the fact that people with anxiety disorders seek solutions privately. They don’t want to talk about it; they want to read about it discreetly. Fifteen million people are looking for mental health content on your blog.
About the Social Anxiety PLR
Jennifer’s social anxiety PLR is packed with content. The front end includes:
- 29-page eBook, Complete Guide to Social Anxiety,
- 20 articles,
- 20 social media graphics for the articles,
- a list of top 20 Amazon products to promote, and
- an infographic about social anxiety statistics.
You can check out her sales page for the table of contents for the e-book as well as for the titles of the articles.
Here’s my link:
There is also an OTO that’s overflowing with content. For the OTO, Jennifer has written a series of six 10-page reports complete with e-covers on different anxiety disorders. Here’s the list of titles:
1. Ways to Deal With Social Anxiety
2. Generalized Anxiety Disorder
3. Panic Attack Disorder
4. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
5. Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
6. Common Phobias
So that’s a total of 60 pages.
Here’s my link again:
