I don’t know about you, but I get a lot of information sent to me by online marketers who have something to sell. Mostly it’s How To Make Money Online and these are either e-books or coaching programmes that usually promise the earth, or at least a six figure income.

These are mostly through email lists I’ve opted into at some time or other and decided, for various reasons, to keep subscribing. Why?  Well, one answer is that it’s a good idea to keep an eye on the competition, in fact it’s essential, but the other important point is that I like the way they communicate.

The online marketing niche is huge, and it takes a lot to keep good, informative content coming. It also takes quite a bit of talent to make that content unique. So most of the marketers I elect to follow have very different and persuasive styles, fresh ideas and imaginative approaches to marketing. This is not always easy to achieve and if you are intending to join this make money online party it’s worth making an effort to study the best of them to see just how they do it.

Today I’m looking at Christian Russell’s Next Level Blogger

Christian at Next Level Blogger offers a heap of free information to support his consulting and coaching services. Coaching takes the form of a one-on-one session by phone, with previous email contact to establish exactly what marketing concerns you have and how he can best help you.

I like this approach. It’s personal and sincere. The other thing I like about Christian is his great writing style. His articles are clear and entertaining. I seriously believe that there’s not much to say about making money online that hasn’t already been said about a billion times, but it’s not what we say but the way we say it that really counts. Christian Russell has a golden touch when it come to writing. He’s definitely worth a look.

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I wrote this message to Brian and Tony of Teaching Sells some time ago because I really wanted to tell them about my experience with their product. It’s absolutely the most comprehensive course you can find on the web for developing online teaching and membership sites.

“It’s taken a while as I’ve been working full-time until recently, which left only the weekends for Teaching Sells, but I now have a course almost ready for launch and another two on the back burner. When I began I knew nothing about online learning delivery systems, about the different hosting options, about the many ways to make content accessible to people, or about the many free tools available to get up and running. This has been invaluable. Thanks, Brian and Tony.” ~ Kay Rennie, ozlantis.com

The great thing about Teaching Sells is once you join you’ve got lifetime access. You get the first six modules over three months and the advanced modules follow weekly. Brian and Tony estimate that working part-time you can deliver an online teaching program in four months. Others have done it within eight weeks, but the most important point is that once you launch your course it’s going to keep making money.

The great thing about online teaching is that your audience grows with the web. Take a closer look at Teaching Sells to decide if you can make it work for you.

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Teaching Sells Is Back

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Do you spend time creating blogs or web sites that give away valuable information for free? It’s time to think about turning your expertise into a profitable online business.

Teaching Sells is back and ready to open its doors to new members.

What really excites me about the web?

It’s the ability to get the information that will develop my understanding of what I need to do to improve my life. Whether this is making money, life skills, personal development, entertainment, or how to do just about anything, it’s all there in one form or another.

What’s wrong with free information?

I  know that free information is only going to take me so far. When I want quality information that is going to fulfill my needs I look for an online course that will fit the bill. 

Learn to develop online teaching and coaching

Developing information courses for the web is both challenging and rewarding. It’s also the best online business to be in today and going forward into the future.

What can you offer?

Have a skill or an area of expertise you know people will pay to learn?

• What could be more rewarding than teaching it on the web for profit?

Don’t have any specific personal skills but want to become an online course developer?

• Learn how to approach others who do, let’s say authors or producers, and to get them to partner with you in an online coaching business.

I can personally recommend Teaching Sells as the best online course for learning how to create and deliver profitable online coaching.

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Once upon a time there was a new information technology.
It was called the printing press.

When print press media took over the world around 1440, information suddenly became available to all. Previously, type had to be laboriously hand set and then inked and copied sheet by sheet. This process was long and arduous and distribution was confined to a select few, but once the printing press came along all that changed.

Suddenly there were pamphleteers everywhere handing out pages of information on a multitude of topics from revolution to religion to new health cures and so on, and with this new technology the world changed. Everyone could now participate in the spread of new ideas, and in order to take advantage of this new medium education was soon offered to a much wider group.

Everyone needed to read.

Imagine the time when there were spruikers on every corner shouting their messages and handing out pamphlets to anyone who cared to take them.

Sound familiar?

There are now many millions of active websites or blogs and it’s reported that in June of this year there were 5,000,000,000 downloads of YouTube videos. So if you feel as if you’re standing on a corner shouting into the biggest information storm ever — you would be right.

So how do you make yourself heard?

Nothing’s really changed. What you needed to do after 1440 was find a way to grab people’s attention. What they did then is much the same as what you need to do now. Here’s a summary:

Shout your ideas through great, arresting headlines

• Go to copyblogger and read the series of articles on creating great headlines.

Write sensational copy that gets attention

• Learn to write posts that are interesting and original, or reflect on someone else’s great ideas.

Find a good position in the crowd

• Do some SEO study and put it into practice.

Include graphics

• Get free images from sites like Flickr. There are many wonderful amatuer and professional photographers happy to share their images.

Let everyone know you have something to say

• Post to Twitter and Facebook or any of the other social networking sites on a regular basis.

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