Make Your Sales Letters Compete Against Each Other When you’re building niche sites or you’re writing sales letters which you’ll have data for later, you’ll want to follow the advice in this article. As copywriters, our sales letters are like our children. We bring them into the world and we improve upon them until they…
How To: Writing Original Articles Let’s assume you have your own website. Let’s assume it’s based on a subject you’re interested in, and you enjoy writing for your website. You’re already ahead of the curve compared to guys who are just trying to make Adsense money on micro-niche websites like “Best Washing Machine Parts,” or…
Going From Academic Writing To Writing For Humans I’ve spent years going through the academic system. My first real writing tasks were essays for University, and I learned how to write academically because of those. Academic writing is its own beast, and sadly it doesn’t correlate all-too-well with writing for the real world. The way…
How You Can Turn One Idea Into Multiple Revenue Streams This will be a quick one today. It’s Easter Sunday and I’m taking the day off other than to write this article. I recently bought a set of products so that I could start a niche site as a quick and easy project. I don’t…
My Book Writing Formula (As of March 2016) When I finally finish the project that the last few articles have talked about, I’m going to jump write into a new project: one which involves a lot more writing and a lot less messing around with tech stuff. I love building websites and doing related geekery…
Book Writing Process Part Two: Things I Forgot Last Time Yesterday I wrote about my current book writing formula. As with any list, the minute you think you’ve finished, you think of some more ideas that you should have included. This article is filled with a couple of things that I forgot to include in…
Authority Site with Book Template: One More Thing! The past two days I’ve been talking about how to get your affairs in order before you start a new book project. Yesterday I posted a list of all the things that I think about before starting that I hadn’t posted about on Monday. Today, I’m going…
You’ve probably read the title. You probably think, “What a stupid title.” Hopefully you’re a little intrigued though, because this topic is potentially going to be awesome. In fact, I’ve already mentally planned a book on the topic I’m writing about today and I only thought of it about thirty-five seconds ago. That’s how good…
Some Less-Obvious Audience Profiling Techniques (Part Two) Yesterday I talked a little about some of the more obvious ways you can segregate your audience. It’s essential to go through the process of building the ideal reader in your mind, because if you write for everyone, then you’re writing for nobody in particular. It’s all copywriting,…
Ways To Enter Saturated Markets A lot of people have ideas for new books or websites that are based in saturated markets. It makes sense, because most people have some experience in those saturated markets, and there’s more money flowing around in those saturated markets as well. The problem then is that when you’re entering…