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Free Teleclass On Profiting From Content
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Interested in discovering how you can move from being a “writer” to becoming a true profitable “content producer“?
You’re invited to join me this Tuesday night November 27th from 7-8pm CST for the last FREE teleclass that I’ll be offering in 2007.
I’ll be interviewing someone who is earning a 6 figure income from content and has literally written the Cash Content Formula.
We’ll be covering rich topics together such as:
- How is content defined anyway? How should I think about content?
- What are some of the best ways to make money from content?
- Insider short-cuts to profits through quality content?
- Advice for article authors who want to make more money from their content.
- The (3) biggest mistakes that content producers make and how to avoid them.
- How to start profiting from content…where to start or advance first?
PRINT THIS FREE TELECLASS DETAILS PAGE AND PLACE BY YOUR PHONE:
This teleclass is limited to the first 250 people to call in and with 70,000+ expert authors on my private list, I expect the teleclass will be full.
DATE: Tuesday November 27th 2007
TIME: 7-8pm CST USA TimeDial-In Conference Number: +1 (218) 486-1300
Conference Bridge Number: 182222
WHO IS OUR GUEST EXPERT?
Cathy Stucker, Author of Cash Content Formula, an easy to understand course that reveals the easy formula for turning content into multiple streams of income for you.
Why am I doing a FREE Teleclass on how to Profit from Content when I could easily sell seats to such an event?
- Because I contributed Disc #7 to Cathy’s Cash Content Formula.
- Because I hugely respect the fellow experts who are also part of Cathy’s course.
- Because EzineArticles becomes stronger when our members win in terms of finding new ways to profit from their content.
- Because I know Cathy Stucker personally and know that she’s not in the ‘get rich quick’ market… meaning, she’s in it for the long haul.
- Because I’ve personally reviewed her Cash Content Formula course and know it’s going to help a lot of people to avoid pain by shortening the learning curve when trying to increase your profits from content.
- Because I like to have fun and helping our expert authors or soon-to-become expert authors is fun.
Trying Something New With This Free Teleclass:
In prior events, I required those who wanted to attend to give up their email address and name before I’d reveal the secret teleclass call in data. After reading about the concept of “moving the free line” down (thanks Eben), I thought it’d be fun to remove the barrier to entry so that attending this event (last of its kind from me in 2007) would be as easy as printing out this page and making the call.
NOTE: This is not a relentless product pitch event. Yes, I am doing this free teleclass to introduce Cathy’s new Cash Content Formula product, but we will keep the new product mention to less than 15% of the teleclass so that you’re guaranteed 51 jam-packed minutes of great information you can use immediately! In fact, we’re going to skip the intro’s of our VIP guests calling in so that we can jump into the core concepts prepared for the teleclass.
Please answer this question: (some questions may be used Tuesday night during the teleclass with Cathy)
What is your single biggest challenge to overcome when trying to profit or improve your ability to profit from your content?
 Posted by Christopher M. Knight on November 26, 2007 at 12:48 pm | Views 1,814 | |
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Arthur Levine writes:Regards,
Arthur
Hugo writes:(Question: why are you not making it possible to contribute questions anonymously an without additional hurdles (uinput of codes such as 7fbd)
Ramon Greenwood writes:Great service. I hope I make the list.
John Tebar writes: Donna Loader writes: Brenda Long writes:Once we “writers” get past the blocks and get to writing compelling copy - the BIG question is…(regardless of what we are promoting)
In an article - WHAT gets people to TAKE ACTION and go to our sites noted in the resource box?
Michelle R. Yisrael writes: Aubrey Richardson writes: Billy Arcement writes: Christina Sponias writes:This is very interesting! I’m waiting for the tape because I cannot follow the Teleseminars being in Greece. We here are around 9 hours in front of you, I never know how to calculate the time and I don’t like to stay in the phone too long.
I’m curious about what Cathy will suggest, though!
I saw many sites that pay for content, but it has to be exclusive, only for their site.
I prefer to write articles for EzineArticles.com and see Google Alert everyday showing me how many of my articles other people picked up in order to use them in their sites.
Now, my answer to the question: What is your single biggest challenge to overcome when trying to profit or improve your ability to profit from your content?
I don’t know…
I have so many things to write about…
Perhaps the necessity to repeat several basic aspects many times could be considered a problem.
Thank you for showing us how we can start profiting from content! This is very nice from you!
Sondra Whitt writes: Clyde Cathcart writes:Then I’d like to know what ‘good’ (read will provide income) means.
mark writes:Then I continue to step 3.
My question is:
Is it ok to make a reference to my product in the middle of the article (embedded text link) when i submit my article to article directories?
Thanks,
Mark
Andy Schwaiger writes:Cheers, Andy
Christopher Phillips writes:Recently it was no longer allowed to use affiliate links in articles, I have no problem with that and in fact can see the reasons.
My website is an information site with a lot of categories making it simpler for the reader to navigate.
When I submit an article I can only use my main site page ie http:// cothivalebooks . com. [EDITORS NOTE: UNLINKED ON PURPOSE PER BLOG COMMENT POLICY]
But the information that I am trying to lead the reader towards would be perhaps http:// www. cothivalebooks. com/product.php?products_id=231 [EDITORS NOTE: UNLINKED ON PURPOSE PER BLOG COMMENT POLICY]
This is not an affiliate link but a page properly written up to give the reader immediate and direct access to the information discussed in the article. If they are lead straight to the main webpage only, then they have to navigate to find the information themselves.
I would imagine that a lot of php websites are set up in a similar manner.
I understand that the rules are the rules and I am certainly not wanting to buck the system but is there not a case for allowing the page link for multi page websites?
Christina Downs writes:This is a great idea for a teleclass, and I hope I get home in time to be able to join you tomorrow.
Thank you.
Chris Downs, Author of Simply Balanced: Bible “Contradictions” Teach Balanced Living
Jerry MacCauley writes: Daniele Loffreda writes:My biggest issue is giving enough useful, quality content to generate interest in my content writing skills, without giving so much information that I’m no longer needed
Lee writes: Teddy Mueller writes:Sincerely,
Teddy Mueller
Janet writes:My Problem: Creating a workable step-by-step plan that includes researched subject matter expert content of interest, multi-stream marketing the same content to different audiences, placing a dollar value on content for sale, where to find the markets into which to sell content, and how to have buyers coming back for more.
Brennan Kingsland writes: Elizabeth writes: Jack Cox writes:I really want to hear what you and Cathy Stucker have to say. I’m not sure but I think you are probably in America so its not practical for me to phone in from Europe. Can I listen in on the web? Any idea what time it will be GMT?
Keep up the good work.
Nest regards
Jack
Colleen Mihelich writes: Shama Sankaran writes:I do get writer’s block when starting. How to write a captivating headline is my challenge. And then to lead into the first couple of sentences to hold the reader’s interest.
Kellee Flesch writes:
Marc writes: Vaughn Early writes: Arthur Levine writes:Arthur
Christina Sponias writes:I was writing an article and when I suddenly opened the Outlook I saw all these messages from this blog!
It’s really amazing! Nice to see how many authors participate of the discussions!
I always participate – I’m learning a lot here.
Cecile McCarrick writes:For instance, what kind of articles get the best response, highly targeted specific content, general content related to our website, or a combination of both? Thank you for this great opportunity to get advice from an expert. I look forward to the call. Thanks again.
dave youngdahl writes: DA Jack Hayford writes: Sandra Carroll writes: Elisabeth Gortschacher writes:My single biggest challenge to overcome is three wraped into one — Have an effective plan - make a commitment — get started.
obinna c onwuka writes: Robert Britt writes:: )
Should I have more content there, or just a sales pitch; or should I have links to ancillary sales pages with a link to my home page?
Looking forward to hearing Cathy - been getting her newsletter forever and also love her books.
Keith Williams writes:Selecting which one (or two) of dozens of “winning systems” people are trying to sell me to help me monetize the ‘net.
Arthur:
You get the emails because you left the little “Notify Me…” box checked when you submitted a comment, I strongly suspect.
Elyse Grau writes: G. Edward Smith writes: Herman writes:Typically it takes me 3 hours for a 500-700 word article (includes some research) 1 hour if I really know my stuff.
I would also like to know how you do your keyword research, what tools you use and how to incorporate these KWs in the web copy.
Elisabeth writes:I really hope you will make the tape available. Even if the specific offer is time-sensitive, the tape will still give us information about Cathy Stucker and her product, which can only be in her and everybody else’s interest!
Vern writes:For me its about writing content
that gets spread out fast and
viral giving out more exposure
for my website - then leading
to even more sales.
Hope this helps in your upcoming
teleseminar.
Sorry but I’ll have to give this a miss
this time but a recorded conference
available for download would be nice.
Cheers,
Vern
Christopher M. Knight writes:What I need by way of guidance:
1. subject matter for articles,
2. approx length of that particular article,
3. permission to embellish article with pictures and images,
4. help sort out technical problems that arise while submitting articles, such as,
4:1 ordinary text turn to html after posting,
4:2 name of author change after posting,
4:3 allow the whole article to be bolded to be easy-on-eyes to read.
—
All,
Working on the replay right now… will have it uploaded before the day is over.
Christopher M. Knight writes:http://blog.ezinearticles.com/2007/11/my-cash-content-formula-replay.html
Lance Winslow writes: BernieMac writes: Christopher M. Knight writes:I posted a bonus 40 minute MP3 from Cathy and I that took place after this teleclass. It was unplanned. :) Hope you find some value in it:
http://blog.ezinearticles.com/2007/12/bonus-40-min-audio-with-cathy-stucker.html
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ANSWER: YES, this teleclass will be recorded, but I’m undecided if or how long a replay will be made available due to the time-sensitive offer being made at the end of the class for those joining us.