You don't have to be great at this

If publishing blogs required greatness, I wouldn't be doing it. I wouldn't cut it. This isn't some false modesty or anything like that. It's a fact. - I'm not the best writer. - I'm not the best SEO. - I'm not the best headline writer. - I'm not the best manager of people. - I'm certainly not influencer material. - None of my sites are the biggest or best in their respective niches. And yet, I have a thriving online publishing business. What I did have was patience. What I do manage to do every day is suit up, show up and publish. I know firsthand many folks don't get rolling with a blog out of fear of making a mistake. Hate to tell ya but you will make mistakes. I've made plenty. I'll make more. I'm so far from perfect at this stuff it's ridiculous. But I know enough, and more importantly, do a few things right that actually work. I'm fortunate this business doesn't require perfection. I think it's safe to same it's a good thing for most people. I'm not a perfectionist. Not even close. But I do follow some basic steps with my sites. Those steps include: 1. Look for keywords in my niches that I have a realistic shot at ranking for without buying or building links. 2. Dream up content that will be popular and attract links. 3. I tend to stick with info content but if affiliate opportunities come along, I do that as well. I have no problem letting display ads earn the lion's share of revenue. 4. Focus on publishing content that meets the intent of each keyword as much as possible. 5. Interlink relevant content on my sites (3 to 5 per post usually - nothing overboard). 6. Rinse and repeat. That's it in a nutshell. Them's the broad strokes. But there are details in the execution such as: 1. Choosing a niche. 2. How to find those keywords. 3. How to instruct writers and where to find them. 4. How to scale up without taking on mountains of overhead. 5. How to structure content and on-page details to prime content for the best chance at ranking well in Google. 6. Setting up fast loading websites. 7. Crafting content that attracts links naturally. That's where [my course]( comes in. It fills in the details for building up niche sites. Yeah, my course does help people. There are many folks in the private forum posting some incredible results. I don't pay them to do it. When you join the course, you can see for yourself in the forum. I'm not talking about a few hundred per month. There are many folks who do way better than me. They're rockstars doing pretty much the same steps as me in all kinds of niches. It's a no-brainer During this Black Friday week, when you buy my course, you get $500 worth of free content from three different content providers ($500 in total, not from each haha). Given the free content costs as much as the course, it's a no-brainer. If you're going to blog, you need content. It's only a few sales until the free content amount drops to $400 so hop aboard to get the most free content possible. => [Buy my course]( (includes private forum access) Free content providers: - Nichesites.com: $200 worth - WriterAccess: $200 worth - Content Pit: 2,000 words ($97 value) - First 100 course buyers only - SOLD OUT Content Refined: 2,000 words ($97 value) - First 50 course buyers only ​ => [Grab the course and free content here](​ Jon Fatstacksblog.com P.S. A couple of things to note about the free content. Once you [buy](, look out for an email from me with the subject "Welcome & Free Content Details". That email will set out how to get your free content from all four providers. ContentPit has a few restrictions. They are as follows: - Limited to 4 articles. - New clients only. - One round of minor revisions. - Turnaround time may vary. ​ [Unsubscribe]( | [Update your profile]( | 2016 Hill Drive, North Vancouver, British Columbia V7H 2N5