When Life Gives You Lemons is a 26 page (6100+ word) guide that teaches people how to deal with adversity, doubters and failure.
Sections Include:
- Dealing With Doubters
- Dealing With Adversity
- Dealing With Failure
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How to Get More Out of Your Copywriting and Ads
As a marketer, you’ve no doubt written a lot of copy and a lot of advertisements. Whether you’ve studied copy extensively or not, there are bound to be a number of tweaks you can make to improve conversion rates and earn even more.
I see a lot of good copy out there. But more often than not, I see copy that needs to be dramatically improved. It’s usually that the marketer doesn’t have the right focus when it comes to writing the ad.
What follows isn’t meant to be a copywriting course. It’s meant to be a quick lesson and some simple things you can do for your future copy and for the copy you already have out there.
How to Write Incredible Product Review Content
Writing product reviews is a wonderful way to earn money as an affiliate. Product reviews are an in depth way to affirm your position as a thought-maker in your niche, secure search engine traffic, and make good money as an affiliate. You’ll incorporate your knowledge of writing pre-selling content to write fantastic product reviews.
There are two basic kinds of product reviews. The first is based on products you actually review. This means you have the product in hand or on your screen and can give the reader a complete overview of what the product is or contains. This is the ideal kind of review, particularly when you’re talking about a digital product.
The second is where you act as a reporter–reporting on the reviews or descriptions others have written. This is definitely second best, but still very useful— particularly if you’re reviewing products that would not be practical to have yourself. This is typically more common when reviewing physical products.
Blog Content Planner
Here is What You Get with the “Blog Content Planner”:
The Step-by-Step Planner Covers:
- Step 1: Choose Your Favorite Types of Content
- Exercise: Brainstorm Your Guest Expert List
- Exercise: Brainstorm Six Theme Ideas
- Step 2: Create a Consistency Plan
- Exercise: Map Out Your Content Creation Schedule
- Step 3: Become a SEO Pro
- Exercise: List 5 Categories for Your Blog
- Exercise: List 5 Keywords for Your Blog
- Exercise: List 5 Tags for Your Blog
- Step 4: Brain Dump Your Ideas and Topics
- Exercise: Create 10 Blog Titles with Matching Themes
- Step 5: Write Strategically for Better Results
- Exercise: Create 15 Call to Actions
- Step 6: Repurpose Your Content
- Exercise: Plan to Repurpose Your Content
- Step 7: Don’t Guess. Fill-in-the-Blank Monthly Planner
- Exercise: Plan Your Month by Filling in the Blanks
The 80/20 Principle and What You Need to Be Successful with Kindle
Whether you’re an entrepreneur or a writer by practice, you’re always looking for ways to grow your brand, impact and help your audience, and make more money. It’s important to you that your audience views you as an expert they can turn to time and time again. Whether you’re new to the business of writing and you’re looking for a great way to break into your niche, or you’re interested in expanding your presence, Kindle publishing is an extremely smart way to do it.
When you publish books for Kindle, you get access to Amazon’s customers, the power behind their ebook recommendation engine, the esteem that comes from being a published author, and more. Amazon has an extremely popular ebook service that stands far above the rest and it’s just smart business to take advantage of it. Every day, there are people looking for and buying books related to your topic on Kindle – it might as well be your book they’re buying.
I imagine there are two different kinds of people reading this right now. The first type sees Kindle publishing as just another leg to their business. They want more visibility and to catch more customers or clients with a wider net. The other type of person reading this right now is a writer– and plans to create an entire income stream by publishing their words to Kindle.