In my last blog post I discussed the problem of coming up with ideas for your next article.

But what can you do if you don’t have the time to write an article or post to your blog?

It can happen from time to time, even to the best of us, you get swamped down on other projects and you cant seem to find the time to sit down to write an article.

So, what can you do…Or should I reword it…and say “This is what I do.”

I came across this site from a teleseminar I heard on how to use private label rights in your business. It’s called http://www.EasyPLR.com and it offers private label rights articles which are sold in packs.

Now, I know I’ve talked about the problems caused by using private label rights articles in the past

• Sometimes the quality is bad or the content is just “fluff” with no real quality content.
• The article is written by a non-English speaking person, so the article has poor grammar and doesn’t come across very well.
• The articles are usually shared with every else on line so your article isn’t unique.

But with EasyPlr.com all of these problems have been sorted.

• All articles are written by English speaking people.
• All articles have great content that your readers can use, rather than fluff that leaves your readers still scratching their heads.
• All articles packs are limited to a very small amount of people…when they’re all gone that’s it!

Plus the best part is that there’s no membership required. You can shop just for what you need – and get what you need, so there’s no filling up with computers hard disk with junk you’re never going to use.

But with any good site there are some cons.

The only negative for this site is that I can’t always find content on the topic that I’m looking for. However, one way to get around this, although you will have to wait a bit longer, is to send an email and request a certain topic. Usually, they will have an article pack written up at customer requests.

If you’d like to what article packs are available this week click here.

There can be days where coming with new ideas for your blog can be a real chore so should you use reprint right articles to fill the gap?

This question isn’t a clear cut “Yes” or “No” as there are some things you should consider first.

1. Firstly, is the quality of the article any good and does it fit in with the other content on your site. There’s no point putting a poorly written article in as naturally it will make your site look bad.

2. You may lose a portion of your traffic to the article author’s site because of the hyperlink in the articles resource box. The amount depends on how well the author has written his/her resource box, for example a free gift will draw more traffic away.

3. Because reprint right articles may also be on a number of other sites you may fall foul of the duplicate content issues in the search engines. But there are ways around this; if you write a short introduction leading into the article and possibly a final paragraph after the articles resource box you can make the article unique to your site.

4. Using too much reprint rights article can dilute your “Expert Status.” If your readers find more content on your site belonging to others and not your writing they may feel that you don’t know much on your topic.

Finally,

There are both pros and cons of using reprint articles, you’ll just have to try it out and see how your website visitors react also it should only be used as a small portion of your site for the reasons given above.

But if you have a blog that needs content from time to time, I recommended you try out Jonathan Legers (ShareAPost.com), I’ve used it from time to time with very good results.