Turn Your Old Content Into a New Book. Productive Entrepreneur » 45 Kick-Ass Resources for Online Entrepreneurs. Few people talk about this great productivity tip… You will reach your goals faster and easier if you’re willing to learn from others. Using brilliant, well-crafted resources created specifically for online entrepreneurs improves your online productivity. Below I have a long list of resources, most of which I’ve used myself. The rest come highly recommended from my mentors and online business friends. Enjoy the list. Pick a resource that will help you be more productive. I’ve arranged the resources from those helpful to beginners to those suited to more advanced entrepreneurs. The links to these resources are not affiliate links. Helpful from the word go… If you’re new to online business, you’ll find value in the following resources. 1. Before you can blog, collect email addresses or sell anything, you need a little piece of real estate on a reliable web server. 2.
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Blogging. Blogging Business Models: 5 Different Monetization Models for Your Blog. Posted by Carla Young on March 8, 2012 · Leave a Comment Does your blog have a business model? If it doesn’t, it should. Whether your blog IS the business itself or it’s simply a part of your business, it’s important to know what the monetization model is for your blog and track it as you would any other aspect of your business. Blog monetization models can be divided into two key categories: direct or indirect. A direct blog monetization model is one where the blog is the direct source of revenue; whereas, indirect blog monetization model is where the blog is a lead generation tool that contributes to revenues via the sales of a product or service outside the blog.
Most often, a blog will employ multiple monetization models, combining both direct and indirect monetization. 5 Monetization Models for Your Blog Blog Business Model #1: Blog as Client Catcher The key to converting prospects to paying clients is establishing your credibility – aka showing off your smarts!