Increasing Blogging Traffic Fast Is Often A Goal Set By Bloggers Who Find The Going Too Slow. True, Blogging Does Start Slow But Then It Compounds Its Impact
Knowledge Commerce is a booming new line of ecommerce. You first discover, and then “productize” your own unique knowledge, talent, skills or passions – into ebooks, courses, memberships, webinars, virtual summits, consulting packages, and a host of other formats.
It’s an ideal business for solopreneurs. If you want to grow yourself into an exclusive and premium brand, and command market-dominating prices, this is your perfect opportunity. So get in early.
Fortunately, before I started to blog, I had read enough from several experts not to expect any results in a hurry. With blogging, I too noticed that traffic can be extremely sluggish to start with – but one day it hits a new inflection point, and you never look back.
At Solohacks Academy, our roundups usually pick topics that most people would consider a question that begets inspiring answers. On a topic like getting traffic fast from blogging, most experts have their own theories of what works, depending on how they got past that sudden momentum point in their lives.
There are a lot of ideas below that you may find inspiring and motivating when you too want the needle to start moving with speed with your blogging efforts. That’s why we have chosen to collate suggestions from those who’ve got smart thoughts on the topic.
Our picks for this Solohacks RoundUp include 10 great quotes from the blog posts of Chris Singleton, Bill Widmer, Megan Marrs, Dan Shewan, Mary Fernandez, Adam Connell, Nadya Khoja, Si Quan Ong, Pooja Lohana, and Greg Digneo.
To Draft A Good Consulting Services Agreement You May Require A Qualified Attorney. But Do You Know Enough To Judge If Your Attorney’s Doing A Good Job?
Knowledge Commerce is a booming new line of ecommerce. You first discover, and then “productize” your own unique knowledge, talent, skills or passions – into ebooks, courses, memberships, webinars, virtual summits, consulting packages, and a host of other formats.
It’s an ideal business for solopreneurs. If you want to grow yourself into an exclusive and premium brand, and command market-dominating prices, this is your perfect opportunity. So get in early.
A lot of consulting entrepreneurs believe that drafting a good contract and agreement for consulting services is an attorney’s job. They get themselves the best attorney they can afford, and then take their eyes off the contract.
This attitude towards outsourcing legal help doesn’t work. You have to know enough about agreement drafting to at least know if your attorney is on the right lines to protect you and your client. Also, without your help, most of the critical parts of the draft cannot be filled.
Contracts and agreements need special care when you consider what will happen between you and your client if things go terribly wrong. The contract will help to either resuscitate the relationship or help the parties to part ways – but do so without bad blood or erosion of brand equity.
At Solohacks Academy, we believe you should always draft a consulting services agreement with as much detail as you can include, so that all contingencies are factored in as best as you can anticipate them. Try to brainstorm and cover as many ups and downs as you can think of. That is your best insurance for the future.
One Of The Most Common Mistakes In Blogging Is Overdoing It, To Avoid Underdoing It. We Must Remember That Too Much Information Is Overkill.
Knowledge Commerce is a booming new line of ecommerce. You first discover, and then “productize” your own unique knowledge, talent, skills or passions – into ebooks, courses, memberships, webinars, virtual summits, consulting packages, and a host of other formats.
It’s an ideal business for solopreneurs. If you want to grow yourself into an exclusive and premium brand, and command market-dominating prices, this is your perfect opportunity. So get in early.
It’s no surprise that most bloggers get the common advice all wrong. They are often advised to create valuable, content-rich blog posts. They get the “content-rich” part – and pack a lot in. They forget, however, to be valuable.
At Solohacks Academy, our roundups usually pick topics that most people would consider a question that begets inspiring answers. On a topic like avoiding common blogging mistakes, you’d be surprised how many times you may fall into unthinking ways of doing exactly the opposite of what your audiences think is the “right way”.
It often takes other seasoned bloggers to tell us where we may be going wrong, for we may be too close to our own blog posts to see our errors. That’s why we have chosen to collate suggestions from those who’ve got smart thoughts on the topic.
Our picks for this Solohacks RoundUp include 10 great quotes from the blog posts of Neil Patel, Lindsay Kolowich Cox, Cindy King, Dave Chesson, Shreoshe Ghosh, Henneke Duistermaat, Kate McCulley, Tiarna Adams, Kevin Phillips, and Ryan Robinson.
Microlearning Enables Delivery Of Mobile-Friendly, On-The-Go, Elearning. It’s Ideal For Learners With A Deep Thirst For Knowledge, But Short Attention Spans
Knowledge Commerce is a booming new line of ecommerce. You first discover, and then “productize” your own unique knowledge, talent, skills or passions – into ebooks, courses, memberships, webinars, virtual summits, consulting packages, and a host of other formats.
It’s an ideal business for solopreneurs. If you want to grow yourself into an exclusive and premium brand, and command market-dominating prices, this is your perfect opportunity. So get in early.
As devices get smaller, so have people’s attention spans. The courses we creators produce have to match. That’s where microlearning courses come in.
A lot of people now seem to prefer online learning through video in bite-sized courses with just single-pointed outcomes. Nobody has the patience – or the money and inclination – to enrol for those 6-month $9997 courses, as often as they used to.
On a short commute, or in the midst of a busy day, when a space of 4-5 minutes is available, people may like to consume a “small but sharp” course that teaches one specific point … with a no-preamble and no-pfaff format.
At Solohacks Academy, we believe that creating microlearning courses isn’t just about cutting down the size of regular video courses. Brevity in teaching is an art by itself. The course needs to be precise, to-the-point, memorable, and deliver some instant and real value. But it still has to provide a piece of solid knowledge.
Selling Your Knowledge Online Is The Easiest Thing To Start Business With. It’s Called Knowledge Commerce. Build Your Expertise Brand, And Earn Big Money
Knowledge Commerce is a booming new line of ecommerce. You first discover, and then “productize” your own unique knowledge, talent, skills or passions – into ebooks, courses, memberships, webinars, virtual summits, consulting packages, and a host of other formats.
It’s an ideal business for solopreneurs. If you want to grow yourself into an exclusive and premium brand, and command market-dominating prices, this is your perfect opportunity. So get in early.
A lot of “wantrepreneurs” online – those who wish to start businesses – look everywhere but at themselves for a business idea to begin with. They don’t realize that what they know may have good demand among those who want to know what they know.
At Solohacks Academy, our roundups usually pick topics that most people would consider a question that begets inspiring answers. On a topic like selling your knowledge online, we thought it would inspire you to know that there are already millions of people out there earning through “Knowledge Commerce”, and there’s room for you too.
The route to success is simple. First, build an audience for what you know, by blogging and displaying your thought-leadership. Then, convert your followers and fans into buyers of your knowledge products like ebooks, courses, or membership sites.
Our picks for this Solohacks RoundUp include 10 great quotes from the blog posts of Lilach Bullock, Tomas Laurinavicius, Thursday Bram, Amy Morin, Tom Antion, Irfan Ahmad, Holly Reisem Hanna, Gladice Gong, Brian Wallace, and Josh Catone.
The Opportunity For Earning Passive Income Attracts Many Beginners To Knowledge Commerce Online. But How Passive Can You Really Be While Earning Big?
Knowledge Commerce is a booming new line of ecommerce. You first discover, and then “productize” your own unique knowledge, talent, skills or passions – into ebooks, courses, memberships, webinars, virtual summits, consulting packages, and a host of other formats.
It’s an ideal business for solopreneurs. If you want to grow yourself into an exclusive and premium brand, and command market-dominating prices, this is your perfect opportunity. So get in early.
Do you forever want to be tied down managing your Knowledge Commerce products … or do you want to “productize” your unique knowledge cleverly? Don’t you want your products to sell themselves passively to more and people, even as you sleep?
Most solopreneurs would jump at the idea of building products once. They’d prefer products that sell over and over, without their own perpetual participation. But though “passive income-earning” is a good idea, in theory, it’s not as easy to achieve. You have to specifically and shrewdly build products to earn passive incomes.
Many passive income products are poorly designed. They become semi-passive earning routes. They still demand the time and effort of the solopreneur to keep them going.
At Solohacks Academy, we have developed a set of smarts for passive income products. We’ve understood where we can afford to stay distant from our products and where some effort is inevitable, but can still be pared to the minimum. We’d love to share our learnings with you.
