Blog Profits Blueprint is an ebook on how to make money blogging.
You’re probably thinking, “not another one!” Bear with me, because Blog Profits Blueprint is what John Chow’s ebook should have been.
Blog Profits Blueprint is written by Yaro Starak, a man who makes money blogging. He doesn’t make quite as much each month as John Chow, but his ebook is a much better read for those new to blogging.
Yaro covers the strategies and tactics of professional blogging. A focus throughout the book is that if you’re serious about making money blogging, you treat it as a business. That means learning to market your blog to gain readers and build trust. It also means making certain that your blog adds value to your readers, otherwise you’ll have no readers.
Some of the tactics covered include how to create what Yaro calls a pillar article. These are the articles that draw the most traffic and gain you readership. You’ll see similar advice in other blogs: create a top 10 list, a how-to article, give away and ebook for free, etc. Tactics also include marketing your blog.
While none of the material in Blog Profits Blueprint is revolutionary to anyone who has been blogging for more than a few months, it’s indispensable for someone new to blogging who wants to get started and have a hope of someday making money from a blog.
Yaro’s offering Blog Profits Blueprint for free. He also is going to be offering a mentorship program for those serious about making money blogging, where he offers advice and exercises to be completed.
I’d recommend Blog Profits Blueprint to anyone thinking about getting into professional blogging.
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9 Responses
June 11th, 2007 at 3:30 pm Quote
1Jay -
Good review of the book. I agree that this book paints more of a how-to picture than John’s. I am trying to finish up case study that will be my first pillar post. I have a feeling you will like it.
Tyson
June 11th, 2007 at 3:46 pm Quote
2Tyson, I love case studies! I’ve got a couple in the works, but for online opportunities a case study takes a while to evaluate. Looking forward to yours.
June 11th, 2007 at 8:34 pm Quote
3Great post Jay! I’m excited to see your case study! I’ve finally situated everything out with my site, come by and tell me what you think. I subscribed to your feed via cell phone, and it displays great. Good stuff dude!
June 11th, 2007 at 9:02 pm Quote
4Randall, the site looks great! Glad the blog looks good through a cell phone. If I ever get one that’ll show the blog I’ll see about fine tuning the mobile version of the site.
June 12th, 2007 at 2:31 pm Quote
5Just wanted to let you know that I have posted the Case Study preview at
Case Study: John Chow dot com posts dissected
June 14th, 2007 at 4:58 pm Quote
6Congrats, Tyson, on the mention in John’s blog! Should bring some new readers your way.
June 15th, 2007 at 1:16 am Quote
7Thanks Jay.
I was traveling today and as I checked my e-mail I learned from your comment here that I was mentioned. It has driven a fair amount of traffic.
I need to get Part 2 up so I can go with the momentum.
Tyson
July 31st, 2007 at 3:55 am Quote
8I just signed up and was waiting to see if you went for the $77 a month step by step, take you under his wing, plan. I am going to wait and see if I can find someone who is living proof that his stuff does work. Until then I am going to read his E-book and listen to the audio.
July 31st, 2007 at 7:23 am Quote
9Hi Rosa, I didn’t go for the full plan, mostly because I don’t have the time. I like the idea quite a bit, but would also want to see some of the blogs that his graduates write.
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