Blogs can help you increase your online income. As your blog becomes more popular, you could find yourself being contacted by people seeking to sponsor your blog posts. You have the final say in how much you want to charge sponsors to place their ads at the header or footer of your blog posts. You could decide to keep these sections of your blog posts to promote your own products. What if you could sell just two sponsored blog posts every week for $30 per post. This could mean an extra $240 a month for you. Now think about offering that same ad space to sponsors for every blog post you publish to your blog over five days a week. That could represent an additional $150 a week, or $600 per month from your blogging activities. The possibilities for sponsorship are endless!

One f the easiest ways to monetize a list is by setting up a blog with interesting information and allowing the to access more by signing up to your paid newsletter. You don’t have to charge a lot of money for your subscription. Even at $1 -2 per sale you can bring in a substantial income. Imagine that you send out a newsletter twice a month at $1 per newsletter. There are 150 interested in your newsletter. You have just created a monthly income stream of $300 dollars for something that requires very little maintenance. As an internet marketer you should always be looking for ways to make money – this is a great one!

You can use blogging to increase the number of links you have to your products. Some people will advise that you should have a separate blog for each product, but you can use one blog to promote them all in the same place. By using sidebar, post footer and header ads, it’s easy to link to several products and sales pages. This builds up the number of links you have to those pages, which makes them rank higher in the search engines. You’ll also be building your authority with such sites as technorati and alexa, which could both become important if you choose to sell your sites at a later date.

This barely scratches the blogging surface. Indeed, blogging is one of the more effective means of building a huge opt-in list and building a business that just keeps growing. A marketer that doesn’t catch on to new ways of doing things will not be able to compete online; so take advantage of anything that can give you a competitive edge. You can achieve this and more with blogging. It’s not all about the money; blogging is fun. Well, you have finally found your fun way to make money. Blogging = fun and money.

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So what does this mean for web businesses, and especially authors? Well, ebooks have probably become one of the best ways to make money writing. However in the midst of this ebook industry growth there are also a number of ebook publishing myths floating around. Let’s look at four of these myths.

Myth #1. Writing an E-book is Difficult

It’s not. It is certainly no more difficult than writing a regular book and in many cases it can be much easier. Don’t forget that the average ebook has far less words than the average book in traditional print. There are lots of bestselling ebooks in the range of 25 to 80 pages, and it is certainly much easier to write 75 pages than to fill up 240 pages!

Myth #2. Getting People to Promote Your Ebook Will be Difficult

It is not. When your ebook is finished and published, you should consider selling it at marketplaces like ClickBank and Click2Sell. As well as enabling you to take credit card payments without having a merchant account with your bank, these marketplaces have thousands of affiliates eager and chomping at the bit to promote good ebooks.

Myth #3.  It is Better to Do It All Yourself

It is not. Self-publishing is a great way to go, but after you write an ebook and publish it you should enlist as much help as possible in marketing and selling it.

Doing joint ventures with related sites is just one example of how you can do this.
 

Myth #4. When Your Ebook Is Written, Just Sit Back, Relax and Wait for the Checks to Roll In

Not a good idea. You should always be working on your next ebook. It is almost certain that interest in your first ebook is going to fall off after some time. It could take years, but it might only be months or weeks.

By always having more ebooks in the development pipeline you should be able to mantain at least several good sellers on the market at any point in time.

Think about these myths.

Next think about your desire to succeed as an ebook author.

Now start writing ebooks. Write. Publish. Sell.

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