PLR articles, monthly or not ?!

[Omar]

I am having this debate with my partners.

You all know, i guess, that we have a content service, a PLR articles membership site.

Now, that costs $97 a month and gives u ~500 articles each month (15-20 articles in about 30 categories each month). Making some math, is few cents per article. Not a bad deal.

However, i guess that some of you may not always be interested in all articles, but just maybe 100 or 200 or 300 in some specific niches.

Having that said, how would you find a system that actually sell the articles sets, one time fee, say like $20-$30 per set (0.75-1$ per article) ?

User will have the chance to get only articles form some niches, and not pay $10 or more for each article (as a ghostwrite would charge you). Is that better? Is membership system better?

Any comments are welcomed. Feel free to vote too

[allinternet]

One of the main reasons I joined ContentClub was the number and quality of the articles -- truly a bargain!  PLEASE don't change that.

But why not offer some or all of the sets individually as well, for those people who don't need all 500 per month (like I do)?  They could fill out a radio button form and just submit for a set price for each, maybe with a discount for buying 5 sets (or some number).

Give that service a name like "Niche Article Super Sets."  

Thanks,
Tom

[Omar]

I do not plan to change anything.. Maybe adding somehting new, but not changed it.

I just want to know how can be improved to offer best value for the money.

[docbot]

The attraction of a monthly subscription is that it's much cheaper per article than purchasing PLR content on a as-needed basis.

But then there is the issue of having to take what is offered. Not a biggie really since most are pre-researched and income is income.

If you wanted to have more choice why not publish 15 (arbitrary number) niches every month then credit members "account" for 10 niches. Then members could select the one they want.

To compensate you guys for the extra niches, you could allow members to buy additional niches at a higher rate.

Then if you wanted to be real flexible you would allow members to carry over niche-credits to the next month so one month they could select 5 niches, then the next they could scarf up all 15 without paying extra using their banked credits for the extra 5.

Finally you could limit the number of members selecting each niche so that once that number is reached no additional members may select it. This would help balance the distribution of niches.

This may sound familiar because this is not an original idea. I've seen it elsewhere but they are too strict for my uses about article use.