"How & Where To Download Thousands Of Pages Of Public Domain Videos, Databases And Other Content On The Internet..."
What Do You Need Content For? * Adsense websites * Video content to drive traffic * eBooks * Online Training Courses * Printed Training Manuals * Content for resale rights products What Do You Want To Download? * 1,000's Of High Quality Public Domain Videos * Large Government Databases Of Content * Articles Produced By Government Employees * Public Domain Music * Public Domain Software * Public Domain Pictures How Do You Want To Get Paid? *Adsense *ClickBank *PayPal *2Checkout |
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Did You Know There Are Vast Resources of Public Domain Content Created And FundedBy The U.S. Government That Are Hidden (In Plain Site) On The Internet...
And they're just waiting for you to uncover and use for personal profit!...
I've spent 20 hours researching, sorting through hundreds of government webpages, trying to make sense of this vast volume of data.
I've also made phone calls and sent emails back and forth with government employees to learn about how I could get copies of and use this type of information for my own web sites.
Now I've prepared this data for you, so that you can go online and find public domain information to use for your websites and products!...
You're skeptical? I understand...That's why I want to show you a sample...
On just 1 website, I found over 400 short, professional quality career videos that are in the public domain that you can use for practically any purpose.
Here is the link to see samples for yourself:
1 Sample Site...Hundreds Of High Quality Public Domain Videos!
http://www.careervoyages.gov/careervideos-main.cfm
1 Sample Of Content - 10 Job Descriptions Text
Click Here For 10 Sample Career Job Descriptions
This is the type of high quality content you can get from these public domain resources.
I also sent a few emails and got typed transcripts of all of these videos to use as website content.
I actually got over 350 career descriptions which I give to you as part of this package...
There are also an additional few hundred videos translated into Spanish!
And This Is Just One Of The Many Resources I've Found!...
There are many large databases of information produced by the government online that you can use to create large content websites.
Thousands of videos from the U.S. Government Downloadable public domain resources Real Estate related informationLibrary of Congress research information - How to get copyright info on millions of books online..Department of Education - Detailed information about almost every college in the U.S. in database format. Multi-lingual videos and brochuresParks and recreation dataCreate your own web servicesGovernment Grants informationNational Science Foundation1Videos and content on a variety of topics - Great for niche sites!A PHP/SQL Database of over 400 Job Descriptionstext/html version of the career descriptions for those who are PHP/SQL illiterate.Where you can get over 400 unbranded public domain career videos shipped to you on CD for around $30. (You can also get Spanish Language versions of many of these videos)
There is all sorts of content out there that you can use for your own purposes with a little creativity...
I also have information on how to research offline public domain books, magazines and other media using the internet.
How Does This Work And Why Aren't A Lot Of Other People Doing This?
Well, one of the reasons is that a lot of public domain government content is in database format...So they don't always have all of it on a web site, and to find it people visiting the web site have to type in searches.
This is good news for you, because sometimes it means the content isn't in the search engines, and if it is, it is not SEO optimized.
You can take these databases, and with limited knowledge of SEO, make them into your own, large, SEO optimized website (Title Tags, H1 Tags, Bolded Keywords, mod_rewrite etc...)
It also means that not a lot of other marketers are probably using it, because most are too lazy to contact the webmasters of these government sites via email or phone to get the databases.
The Government Is Required To Be Helpful To You In Obtaining This Content!
You see, as far as I know, government employees are required to give information on public domain media they and their offices have produced...Because it was compiled using your tax dollars.
Most of the government employees I talked to were actually extremely helpful (believe it or not), and the odd one that wasn't helpful I simply had to remind of their obligation concerning content produced by government employees is in the public domain.
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You may:
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Make it a bonus with existing product
Add it to a membership site
Give it away to your list/customers...
Include the database and bonus software
You may NOT: Alter the contents of the PDF document
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