Five tacos based on media content and overall value for the price. It's important to understand what it is you're buying, and how to use PLR. I expected something different at first, and was initially really unhappy.

I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of the videos, the audio content, and even some of the photos and videos on the site. The written material is of varying quality and requires a lot of cleanup, but-- as with all PLR content-- it's really there to be a guide for you. You need to put it in your own voice.

I thought carefully about whether to deduct a taco from this review for a few things, and ultimately landed on five tacos for the video and audio material, and the overall quantity. While I've found complete packages on here that are very good, with high-quality videos and writing that requires minimal tweaking, there's also a lot of low-quality written content with painful grammatical errors. A few of these are PLR staples that have been around forever, and several of them show their age. But even the bad evergreen stuff is a source of ideas, and even when the narrator sounds stoned and I'd have to re-record the audio to make it useful (hi, e-Coaching Success guy), understanding the pacing is important.

After I bought the deal, I went back here, looked at the good reviews and wondered "what were they thinking?" Reading these reviews, you'll notice a theme: video, audio, variety, value. I was just looking at the written material. Don't make that mistake.

The moment I started looking beyond just the written content, PLRLime earned the five tacos. Even the written content, raw as some of it may be, provides a basis for creating something better; the video is generally worthwhile, and the extras (funnels, etc.) are nice. The price is hard to beat!