I just received an email from a good blogging friend of mine, David Risley. If you haven’t heard of David, He runs a $10,000 a month blog over at PCMech.com and also has a blog about blogging at DavidRisley.com.
This guy doesn’t just talk the talk, he has been blogging for over 10 years now! That is a long time, but who wouldn’t want to be making $10,000 a month – just from blogging?
The reason I am telling you about this, is becuase in the email that he sent me, David let me know about a free ebook that he has just written called ‘The Blogging Wealth Gap‘ (Click To Visit).
Not Another Ebook About Blogging!
Now I know what you are thinking, ‘Another Ebook About Blogging’, but this one really surprised me. ‘The Blogging Wealth Gap‘ is all about monetizing your blog (and David obviously knows his stuff there).
David notes that a lot of bloggers do not make good internet marketers – which is why they never make any money! (Are you in that category?)
Download The Blogging Wealth Gap
In fact the equation he puts across is this:
SOLID BLOGGING + COMPETENT MARKETING = LOTSA MONEY!
This ebook is definately a ‘mindset changing’ ebook, and has made me consider how I run StandOutBlogger.com.
If you are serious about making money from your blog and not Charity Blogging (another concept David discusses in his ebook) then head over and grab this fantastic free resource.
David has even more resources on they way and I am really excited, because David is one of the most ‘no-fluff’ type of bloggers I know. And what he has got to share is definately worth learning (because I want to be a $10,000 a month blogger).
If you are serious about montizing your blog, I definately recommend that you download The Blogging Wealth Gap.
Charles, you hit the nail on the head about RSS known to bloggers and not the average person. I myself took time to get to grips with it. Now my question is…I see aweber and icontact preaching that you nave to bride people to subscribe to your email list, what if you’re using email feedburner, which is free of charge, as opposed to these premium email distribution facilities?