Writing

Outlines three ways to monetise an established blog: affiliate product reviews, building a mailing list, and selling advertising space.

Three evergreen sources of blog-post ideas – commenting on niche news, having a good rant, and reviewing products – so a niche blog never runs out of content.

Suggests three ways to recover sales when prospects decline a backend upsell: discounted downsells, smaller packages, and email follow-up.

Recommends three simple ways to build blog traffic: a Twitter account, regular posting, and forum signature advertising.

Compares internet writing with traditional print journalism across output length, research depth, and keyword focus.

Explains how to find current information online using Google's date filters, social media, and news sites.

Suggests three approaches to picking a niche blog topic: personal passion, current trends, and product research.

Argues that building a credible, long-term reputation on forums is essential to converting forum members into buyers.

Outlines three blog types to consider before starting one: personal, company, and niche blogs.

Suggests three ways to raise the perceived value of a backend product: video training, personal coaching, and group teaching.

Sets out three steps to launch a blog: choosing a self-hosted domain, installing WordPress, and starting to write.

Describes three ways to convert an ebook document into PDF: LibreOffice, Microsoft Word, and a PDF printer driver.

Advises on how to start advertising on a forum that currently has little or no marketing activity.

Sets out the main risks of researching online - missing information, inaccurate sources, and plagiarism - and how to avoid each.

Sets out three alternatives to writing an ebook - an audio series, a video series, and a webinar - for marketers who dislike writing.

Suggests three ways to find suitable forums for forum marketing - forums you're already established on, Google searches, and asking niche contacts.

Outlines three quick ways to put together a backend product - reselling an existing product, building a course, or buying a readymade package.

Describes three ways to keep earning from an ebook after the initial sale - affiliate links, publishing rights, and repurposing.

Looks at how ebook piracy happens and suggests download protection, membership sites, and built-in secondary income to limit its impact.

Explains how to judge whether a forum is worth marketing on, by checking its activity levels, niche fit, and existing advertising.