Blogging for a Living – Perfect Small Budget Project

Blogging for a Living – Perfect Small Budget Project, available at $139.99, has an average rating of 4.44, with 208 lectures, based on 4681 reviews, and has 28204 subscribers.

You will learn about Create a fully-fledged blog from scratch on any subject Set up and Run Your Blog for Under $5 per Month Know where and how to get great content and content idea for your blog posts Create blog posts using best practices and know which types of posts work the best Send high quality visitors to your blog from multiple free sources Monetize your blog with high commission digital products Monetize your blog with high converting tangible products Monetize your blog with the Amazon Associate program Set up accounts with the best affiliate networks Build a list of quality email subscribers from your blog or website Monetize your list using passive and/or active strategies Use multiple list building strategies to get 50+ new subscribers a day This course is ideal for individuals who are This course will suit students who want to make a living, or more, from blogging or This course will suit students with no prior experience of blogging or students who want to improve an existing blog It is particularly useful for This course will suit students who want to make a living, or more, from blogging or This course will suit students with no prior experience of blogging or students who want to improve an existing blog.

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Summary

Title: Blogging for a Living – Perfect Small Budget Project

Price: $139.99

Average Rating: 4.44

Number of Lectures: 208

Number of Published Lectures: 153

Number of Curriculum Items: 208

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 153

Original Price: $129.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Create a fully-fledged blog from scratch on any subject
Set up and Run Your Blog for Under $5 per Month
Know where and how to get great content and content idea for your blog posts
Create blog posts using best practices and know which types of posts work the best
Send high quality visitors to your blog from multiple free sources
Monetize your blog with high commission digital products
Monetize your blog with high converting tangible products
Monetize your blog with the Amazon Associate program
Set up accounts with the best affiliate networks
Build a list of quality email subscribers from your blog or website
Monetize your list using passive and/or active strategies
Use multiple list building strategies to get 50+ new subscribers a day

Who Should Attend

This course will suit students who want to make a living, or more, from blogging
This course will suit students with no prior experience of blogging or students who want to improve an existing blog

Target Audiences

This course will suit students who want to make a living, or more, from blogging
This course will suit students with no prior experience of blogging or students who want to improve an existing blog

Are you ready to build a blog that can generate sales 24/7 on autopilot? Is your dream to have complete freedom to work whenyou want and from whereyou want?

Follow along with me as we build a professional-looking blog from scratch, attract masses of traffic using nothing but free methods, and turn it into a fun and profitable online venture. The training starts out assuming that you have no prior knowledge but becomes more advanced as you progress through the course.

Learn from an instructor with 20 years of experience in building blogs & websites and extensive online marketing experience. By the end of this course, you will have a fully-fledged online business even if you don’t yet know what to blog about! You will also know more than 99% of bloggers or ‘would be’ bloggers on the Internet.

Let’s take a look at the top 6 reasons why everyone who strives to earn a living online should have a blog:

Blogging is an ideal way to get free traffic from Google and other search engines.
Blogging can be used to market almost anything from affiliate products, e-commerce, Amazon listings, and more.
User-friendly technology available today makes blogging simple, even for non-techies!
We can use blogging to turn our interests into profit. Almost any subject is suitable for monetization.
It’s virtually free! You can build and run a successful blog for less than $5 per month.
A blog is an asset that can potentially be sold in the future.

Imagine that your work is also something you enjoy doing. Most people only ever dream about earning a living from doing something they love. But, some are using blogging to realize that dream, so why not you?

Aside from the potential of earning an ongoing income, a blog is an asset. Blogs can sell for four, five, or even six figures.

No knowledge or experience is required. You’ll be following me, click-by-click, step-by-step, as you create a blog the rightway. You’ll monetize it, promote it using free methods, and finally, build a list of email subscribers – so that you can double (or more) your income for the same amount of effort.

You’ll need to budget for around 5 dollars per month.

Throughout the course, I demonstrate every step in detail with ‘over the shoulder’ lectures. You’ll learn how to create posts, and which types of posts work best. You’ll learn where and how to get content and ideas for your posts. And how to optimize for the search engines – the simple way – and much, much more.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to Level One

Lecture 1: How Much Does it Cost to Set up and Run a Blog?

Lecture 2: What You'll be Learning and Doing in Level One of this Course

Chapter 2: Getting Started

Lecture 1: The Potential and what Can be Achieved with a Blog

Lecture 2: Choosing a Subject for Your Blog

Lecture 3: Drilling Down into Sub-Niches

Lecture 4: Niche Profitability

Lecture 5: Niches and Subjects to Avoid

Lecture 6: Finding a Great Domain Name for Your Blog

Chapter 3: Setting Up Your Blog

Lecture 1: Hosting for Blogs – Your Will Need Hosting From this Point On

Lecture 2: Hosting and Set Up Part 1

Lecture 3: Hosting and Set Up Part 2

Lecture 4: Logging Into Your New Blog Dashboard

Lecture 5: Accessing Your New Email Account

Lecture 6: How to Get Help

Lecture 7: This is the Demo Blog We Use in the Lessons

Lecture 8: Creating Additional Blogs

Lecture 9: Basic Blog Settings Part 1

Lecture 10: Basic Blog Settings Part 2

Lecture 11: Basic Blog Settings Part 3

Lecture 12: Basic Blog Settings Part 4

Lecture 13: Basic Blog Settings Part 5

Lecture 14: Basic Blog Settings Part 6

Lecture 15: Create a Blog Title and Tagline

Lecture 16: Let's Tidy Things Up

Lecture 17: Moving Forward (Don't Skip!)

Chapter 4: Setting Up Your Blog (OLD LESSONS)

Lecture 1: Who Are the Old Lessons For?

Lecture 2: Initial Hosting Set Up Part 1 (OLD LESSONS)

Lecture 3: Initial Hosting Set Up Part 2 (OLD LESSONS)

Lecture 4: Logging into the WordPress Dashboard (OLD LESSONS)

Lecture 5: Walkthrough of the WordPress Dashboard (OLD LESSONS)

Lecture 6: The Basic Blog Settings (OLD LESSONS)

Lecture 7: Decluttering the Dashboard and Clearing the Cache (OLD LESSONS)

Lecture 8: Your Blog Title and Subtitle (OLD LESSONS)

Lecture 9: Create a Free Professional Email Address (OLD LESSONS)

Chapter 5: Building and Developing the Blog

Lecture 1: Choosing and Installing a Theme for Your Blog

Lecture 2: Theme Overview

Lecture 3: Creating an Alias/Nickname and Author Profile

Lecture 4: Create the Contact Us Page

Lecture 5: Create the Terms and Conditions Page

Lecture 6: Add the Privacy Policy Page

Lecture 7: Creating Navigation Menus

Lecture 8: Install a Cookies Consent Plugin

Lecture 9: Create the Cookie Policy Page

Lecture 10: Installing a Social Sharing Plugin

Lecture 11: Adding the Social Sharing Snippets

Lecture 12: SEO Plugin Settings

Lecture 13: Lets Talk About Widgets

Lecture 14: If Your Theme Does Not Have a Footer Menu

Chapter 6: Basic Customization

Lecture 1: Creating a Header Image

Lecture 2: Creating a Logo

Lecture 3: The Correct Way to Upload Images

Lecture 4: Part 1 of Basic Theme Customization

Lecture 5: Part 2 of Basic Theme Customization

Chapter 7: Adding Posts, Pages, and Content

Lecture 1: Getting Content and Ideas

Lecture 2: Crafting Great Post Titles

Lecture 3: Writing Posts

Lecture 4: Preparing the First Post

Lecture 5: Publishing the First Post Part 1

Lecture 6: Publishing the First Post Part 2

Lecture 7: Publishing the First Post Part 3

Lecture 8: Correcting Writing Mistakes Using an App

Lecture 9: The WordPress Editor Crash Course

Lecture 10: Using PLR Material

Lecture 11: Scheduling Posts and Post Frequency

Lecture 12: Set Up the Slider

Lecture 13: Using an Alternative Slider

Lecture 14: Adding Pages, Posts, and Categories to the Navigation Menu

Lecture 15: Fix a Missing Home Page Link

Lecture 16: Adding Internal links

Lecture 17: Blog Tidy Up

Lecture 18: Allow Search Engines to Index Your Blog

Lecture 19: Using a Page Builder Plugin

Chapter 8: Essentials

Lecture 1: Activating the Anti-Spam Plugin

Lecture 2: Jetpack

Lecture 3: Add a Redirect Plugin

Lecture 4: Set up Monster Insights

Lecture 5: Add images to the SEO plugin

Lecture 6: Essential Maintenance

Lecture 7: Enable Automatic Plugin Updates

Lecture 8: Blog Tidy Up Take Two

Lecture 9: Social Media Links

Lecture 10: What's Next?

Chapter 9: Optional – Integrating a Shop on Your Blog

Lecture 1: Adding a Shop to Your Blog Part 1

Lecture 2: Adding a Shop to Your Blog Part 2

Lecture 3: Adding a Shop to Your Blog Part 3

Lecture 4: Adding a Shop to Your Blog Part 4

Lecture 5: Adding a Shop to Your Blog Part 5

Chapter 10: Introduction to Level Two

Lecture 1: What You'll be Learning and Doing in Level Two of this Course

Lecture 2: Prepare Your Blog for Traffic

Chapter 11: Driving Traffic to Your Blog

Instructors

Theo McArthur
Amazon Seller, Blogger, & Online Marketer

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 35 votes
2 stars: 68 votes
3 stars: 413 votes
4 stars: 1419 votes
5 stars: 2746 votes

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