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Get These Free Goodies at Teaching Sells

Posted: 23 Aug 2009 08:53 PM PDT

Brian Clark over at TeachingSells is at it again - giving away some great free teaching.

The TeachingSells program has been closed to new participants for quite a few months now but in the coming weeks they plan to open the doors again. In the lead up to it Brian’s put together some great free content that even if you don’t signup for the full course you’ll benefit from.

For starters there’s a cool (and quite funny) new video to introduce you to the ‘teaching sells philosophy’. See it here:

Once you’ve watched it sign up for the free goodies including:

A Free 22 Page PDF report - Forget Everything You Know About Making Money Online (And Start Making Some)
An audio version of the same report
The outline of a 20 Step Process Map to build an online training business
A great instructional video on ‘traffic’ (an excellent watch)
3 case studies (audio and transcripts) that illustrate how 3 online entrepreneurs have used Teaching to build successful businesses online.

I’ve just gone through all the free stuff and have come away freshly inspired even though I’ve previously taken the full Teaching Sells course in the first time they ran it.

The reason I particularly like Brian’s teaching is that many bloggers get stuck in a rut of thinking that the only way to make money from blogs is by running ads or promoting affiliate programs. While some bloggers make it with this approach many choose to blog about topics where this model is really tough. Brian present another model of making money online that I think many bloggers could use to monetize previously un-monetizable niches.

To me what he teaches is a common sense next step for many blogs that seem to ‘get stuck’.

Yes - you do need to give an email address to get the free stuff but if you know Brian’s approach you know he’s not one of those guys who goes over the top once he’s got you on his list. Yes you’ll get information on the Teaching Sells course but subscribers to Brian’s lists know that he also gives extra stuff (articles, videos etc) along the way and he’s someone who completely respects unsubscribe requests.

I hope you’ll find this great free content worthwhile! Grab it here.

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Color-Coded Solution for Keeping Track of Multiple Posts on Multiple Blogs

Posted: 23 Aug 2009 07:28 AM PDT

Recently Mary Mimouna, author of Expat Abroad shot me an email telling me about how she uses a simple color coded system to keep track of her posting on multiple blogs. I’m always interested to hear how bloggers organize themselves and I thought it might make an interesting read for others in a similar position - here’s what she shared.

Do you write multiple blogs? Do you have trouble mentally keeping track of what you've recently posted, and when?

Over a period of two years, I've gone from writing one blog, to seven. If you are also writing multiple blogs, no doubt you are having the same problem of keeping your momentum going equally on each blog. As you get involved with the writing on one blog, it's easy to lose your momentum on the others.

I recently discovered an easy solution to this problem which I thought would be useful to share with other bloggers.

Keep a simple calendar with squares, and use a different color pen to mark each blog entry. A glance at the calendar can tell you immediately which blogs you're close to getting behind on, as well as to see if you need to do a follow-up post on a topic you already started. For example, looking at this calendar, I can see immediately that the Women's blog and the Feng Shui blog need immediate entries. Additionally, the Women's blog needs the second part of my three-part series on Divorce.

With this simple system, you don't even need to be on-line to check your progress or think about your next entry. This handy reference tool will free up your mind from trying to remember these details, and give your creativity a boost.