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You know it’s bad when you have to go searching for your WordPress password. It gets worse when you suddenly realise you haven’t posted to Twitter for two whole days. It’s like…what am I doing to myself? I know the world will stop if my followers don’t get at least six tweets a day from me, and all carefully timed to go out so they hit the global audience at breakfast, lunch and dinner, with careful attention to time zones.

But wait! There’s more. I haven’t written day 16 of the 21 articles I need to post to ezinearticles.com. I haven’t hit Squidoo, eHow, Yahoo Answers, Technorati and all the rest with my latest SEO attack.

Okay. Enough already. 2010 was all about process. 2011 will be all about sitting back and letting it happen. If only.

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Membership sites are a great alternative to affiliate marketing.

A membership site is one where people join to pay money to learn a particular skill – let’s say Search Engine Optimization (SEO). As bloggers trying to make a living online we really need to understand how SEO works. We can spend a great deal of time researching and learning the tricks of the trade and then put it into practice through trial and error, or we can take a short cut and pay a subscription to access expert knowledge and tuition.

Is online teaching and coaching right for you?

Setting up a membership site takes a bit of work, and attracting members is another challenge, but once in place, membership sites can provide you with ongoing income for as long as your information stays relevant.

If I keep harping on Teaching Sells
it’s because I’m totally impressed with their membership site development course. They’re currently open to new members and they have some great free reports, videos and case studies etc. that will help you decide if this is right for you.

Click this link Teaching Sells
or the banner above to check out the free information offered by Teaching Sells.

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