I think many of us are missing out on not trying to write an ebook on our areas of expertise; it really isn’t all that hard. I’ve written a few short ones (1-15 pp) and they usually take just two days of hard work. A good report or mini-course can really set you apart from the rest of the pack.

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Yes true, A little bit of effort and dedication can help you earn a handsome income online.

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Very good and interesting post.

I don’t think everyone needs a reputation. I certainly don’t have one and I earn enough ot make it worthwhile carrying on. The only thing that stops me earning more is my lethargic approach to running my blogs.

Dean Saliba’s last blog post..Follow Me On Twitter

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I think this is very true. The best way to earn off a blog is indirectly.

If making money from a blog is your main reason for starting one, then it will be a chore to write. It won’t flow, it won’t have your character in it. And you probably won’t make much money anyway as a result!

But if you just stay true to yourself and blog about what you really enjoy, you’ll have heaps of unique content up there in no time. You’ll start to get known for what you do.

Having that higher profile is valuable, because you can use it to get other gigs – as a teacher or consultant, for instance. And of course there’s all that material you’ve accumulated, which can be sold as a book, say.

Matt Hayden’s last blog post..The first stone, etc.

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