The Membership Site Content Calendar Checklist

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One of the requirements of running a membership site is that you’re going to need to create a lot of content. This is particularly true if you run a traditional monthly membership site, where you need to create new content on a regular basis. But this holds true even if you’re running a one-off payment vault site or fixed-term membership site, because at the very least you should be contacting your members weekly by email to offer them additional offers and solutions.

All of this can feel a little overwhelming if you’re new to running a membership site. Fortunately, you can make the whole process a lot easier by using this content calendar checklist. Take a look…

Step 1: Determine How Much Content You’ll Need

The first step is to figure out exactly what you’ll need for the next six to twelve months. Ask yourself these questions:

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5 Lessons I Learned From Running 50 Miles

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Note: This article was originally written by Jimmy D. Brown.

 

On August 25, 2002 I was 232 pounds (77 pounds overweight) and had to get size 40 waist pants for the first time.  My son was just under two years old and I had a difficult time pushing him in the stroller up even the slightest of hills.  I couldn’t run a 40 yard dash without stopping.

On August 25, 2012 I ran my first 50-mile ultra-marathon in 8 hours and 38 minutes which was good for sixth place overall. Yes, I RAN FIFTY MILES.  On foot.  Without stopping.  I was a trim 156 pounds and size 30 in the waist.  This ultra was the 18th time I had run a marathon (26.2 miles) or longer during the past three years.

By the grace of God, I have run thousands of miles since I started running 5Ks (3.1 miles) in 2008.  Do you know how I do it?  I put on my running shoes, head out the door and start running.  I don’t have elite skills.  I’m not genetically wired for it.  I don’t have bionic parts.

What I had – and still have – is a desire to improve my health so I can love my family, enjoy my life and serve my God.  That’s what motivated me to lose weight.  That’s what fueled me on during hard, hot, exhausting runs.  That’s what pushed me to take action and stop the negative spiral I was in.

It’s not too late for you to do the same.  Whether it’s a business objective or a life goal, you can get out there, you know.  You can make it happen even if you aren’t blessed with elite skills, don’t have world-class resources available, and don’t have bionic parts to use.  Let me tell you how by sharing five lessons I learned from running that first 50-mile ultra marathon…

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Outsourcing Apps – How to Outsource Your Own Mobile Apps

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Outsourcing Apps – How to Outsource Your Own Mobile Apps is a 27 page, 6000+ word report.

This report explores the prоѕ and cons оf outѕоurсing your mobile app, the possible riѕkѕ оf оutѕоurсing and how to avoid them, steps оf оutѕоurсing уоur арр, what to expect when you оutѕоurсе the app and tips fоr suссеѕѕfully outѕоurсing оf уоur aрр.

Chapter List:

  • Introduction
  • Pros and Cons of Outsourcing Your Apps
  • What to Expect When You Outsource Your App
  • Steps of Outsourcing Your App
  • Tips for Successfully Outsourcing Your App
  • Conclusion

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24 Streams of Extra Income, part 3

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In this series of articles, we’re going to give you some ideas about how to squeeze extra income out of the products that you’re already selling. Hopefully you’ll gain a few ah-ha ideas out of these.

Here’s another batch of ideas…

13. Create “Done For You” Offer

If you’re teaching someone how to do a long and/or complex process, some folks would rather just have someone else do it. Thus you can offer “done for you” packages to promote from within specific lessons.

For example:

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