It is something that he has been working on quietly as and when he could, but if you were to add up the time he has spent working on it, it would probably amount to less than a week.

He has created a product which over the next few years could now generate the equivalent of a year’s wage or more… for less than one week’s work!

I’m going to make a prediction based on the results we have had on previous products and say that this one product will make at least £30,000.

I actually believe that it will make a lot more than that over its lifetime.

You see, I expect both him and my company to make over £30,000 each.

Think about that for a minute.

He spent the equivalent of one week, possibly no more than five days in total creating a product and its accompanying sales page that I expect is going to make him over £30,000.

How does that sound to you?

I hope you are beginning to realise that this is not a hard thing to do.

The reason we are selling it is that it is similar to the other products we sell, and the fact that when he contacted us there was a product to look at and a sales page to work with.

If he had contacted us with just an idea, I would have sent him on his way. I only consider products that we can look at and that has a sales page that I can work with.

It doesn’t even have to be a great sales page, I am willing to make changes if I believe the product is worth selling.

I am always willing to look at people’s products, I may say no to some of them, but I am always willing to look at them. But they must be products, not just an idea or concept.

Most of the products we have sold made at least £30,000, they often take very little time to create, and they are often less than 100 pages long… we’ve even sold manuals that are less than 15 pages long.

Digital products and information products are incredibly profitable and very easy to create.

The amount of money they make can be life changing.

To discover more go to:

The 30 Day To £30K Challenge

Kind regards.

John Harrison.

PS… You can create and publish your own digital product within 30 days and have a passive income asset online for many years.

There is no number to how many digital products you can publish.

Here’s that link again:

The 30 Day To £30K Challenge

The starter sites that I used as examples had quite a lot of articles added to them and were built as a way to generate passive income from advertising revenue and affiliate sales.

I believe that there is an audience for websites that have just 3 or 4 pages and a couple of digital products.

These websites have:

1. A simple landing page to build an email list with a free digital product (lead magnet) that is either delivered by email or a download page.
2. A sales page with a ‘Buy Now’ button, and a paid digital product that is either delivered by email or a download page.
3. 5 or 7 pre-written follow-up emails.

This starter site is built ready for people to start working with and I believe could be sold for up to £1,997… possibly more.

People are not just buying a website; they are purchasing the exclusive resale rights to a digital product and the sales page that goes with it.

They are also purchasing the exclusive rights to the digital product that is given away to build an email list.

They are buying a ready-made online business where they can start sending people to as soon as they have paid for it.

Products don’t need to be anything big; they could be a simple eBook.

As long as the quality of the eBook is good and it covers a topic that a lot of people want to know more about, then you should have a product that people are willing to buy… and a product someone would be willing to buy from you to sell as their own.

I see a lot of profitable potential with this idea, but it gets better… as well as creating these product-loaded websites to sell as ready-made businesses to other people, you can create your own and earn a passive income from the sales of your own digital products.

Let’s say that you create a product-loaded website about the popular ‘keto’ diet to sell, you can take the same content you used to create the landing page, the sales page, and the products, and rebrand it all and use it as your own.

Basically, you create two versions of the same website and products and you keep one and sell the other.

And when you have made plenty of sales through your own website, you could sell it for more than the first one because it is an established business with a history of making money.

If this sounds like something you would like to do, Andi, our techy guy, shows you exactly how to create simple digital products along with their own sales pages…

AND…

He also shows you how to build the website and put everything together so that you have a fully finished automated passive income system (that could be sold for £1,997) of your own within 30 days or less.

Learn more here:

www.The30DayTo30KChallenge.com

Kind Regards

John Harrison

PS… If you follow everything in The 30 Day To £30K Challenge, you could quite easily have 12 of these websites made over the course of a year.

That’s 12 websites you can either sell, or have as your own fully automated passive income systems making sales 24/7.

Here’s that link again:

www.The30DayTo30KChallenge.com

Websites!

Well, there are two reasons really.

1. You could buy yourself a readymade website that is ready to start making sales and/or grow an online business.

Or…

2. You can build websites to sell to other people.

The other day I was thinking of a question I had seen being thrown around on social media which said something along the lines of…

‘If you needed to make £2,000 pretty fast, what would you do?’

After seeing the posts in the Facebook group for buying and selling websites, it got me thinking that it could be quite easy to make £2,000 pretty quick by building and selling simple websites.

They don’t need to be earning money either… but if they were, then the amount you can sell them for increases.

As always, it is far easier to sell when you have people to sell to. With websites, you can list them on dedicated market websites such as Flippa and Motion Invest.

To make a quick £2,000 would require 8 simple websites priced at £250, which could take someone less than a week to put together.

Or…

One website with a digital product like an eBook that is ready to sell, which could also take as little as a week to put together.

As with everything in life, you need to match the product with the right audience, but I imagine that it is possible to create one new website each week that can be sold for £2,000.

One new website each week would give you 52 websites in a year earning you a rather decent £104,000.

Obviously, you will have a few weeks off for holidays… and you may sell some websites for more or less, but you could quite easily build a six-figure-a-year income building simple websites that you sell to investors looking for more digital assets.

And that is the point that I want you to think about, like property, websites are assets that can generate an income or be sold for a profit.

And that is why people like to buy them and add them to their portfolios of digital properties.

If I showed you a way to double £1,000 to £2,000… you’d be interested, right?

Well, that is what these people are doing when they are buying websites.

They are looking for a way to double their money.

They are looking for websites (digital property) that they can buy, relatively cheaply compared to real property, which will double their investment.

Websites can be incredibly cheap to buy and have a greater potential to double, triple, quadruple the investment… often far more.

Discover how easy it can be to build a website that you can sell, click the link below:

How To Build A Profitable Website Fast WITHOUT Knowing Anything About Building Websites!

Kind Regards

John Harrison

PS… Points to consider:

• A simple website can have as little as 3 pages.
• A simple website can take as little as an hour to build.
• You can sell to investors from all around the world.

Here’s that link again:

How To Build A Profitable Website Fast WITHOUT Knowing Anything About Building Websites!

This is one of the reasons why record labels release ‘Greatest Hits’ albums.

Super fans would no doubt already have all of a bands previous albums and songs… but they don’t yet have this album.

The songs may be old and fans may already have them all, but this album is new, the artwork is new, the advertising for the album is new.

It reaches old fans and new fans.

Aging musicians like Rod Stewart release new albums and perform at gigs because they need to keep putting out new stuff and to be seen… plus it is what they love doing.

But many musicians, especially new younger ones today publishing on streaming platforms, cannot live off a few songs and albums that were popular years ago.

A few do, but many don’t.

As much as I agree with the statement that publishing content online every day for one full year will do you a lot of good financially, in most cases it has to be well planned, and you cannot rely on it forever.

New content needs to be published. Maybe not every day, but new content needs to be published otherwise the old will disappear into the past.

The new content props up the old content, it sends people to your old content and keeps your old content being seen.

Content can be incredibly easy to create and publish.

What you are reading now is content, it can be sent as an email, added to a website, added to platforms such as Medium.com, shared on social media, recorded into a microphone and converted into a podcast and a video.

Or it can be done the other way round… you record a podcast and then add the audio to a few images and create a video, then have the audio transcribed into written text and use it in emails and articles.

You can create several pieces of content from one if you plan it well. The more content you get out there, you will be seen by more people.

The point that Russell was making, and it is a point that I agree with completely, is that when you become ‘known’, ‘liked’ and ‘trusted’ by a large number of people, and you are being seen regularly in specific parts of the internet, people are ‘drawn’ to you and they will spend money with you either hiring your services or buying products from you.

Think of the classic US sitcom ‘Cheers’.

Why are regulars called regulars?

It’s because they go regularly and are seen regularly. That is why they all know each other by name.

And when people get to know each other, they tend to pass work, opportunities and money between themselves.

And that is what will happen when you publish content online every day for one full year.

You become known to people. You are a regular that they trust.

Kind regards.

John Harrison.

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I’m not saying that you will be able to do the same if you wrote a lot about the humble Maris Piper potato, it is incredibly common, but looking at her example, you probably could make some money.

If people go searching for content around a specific subject and you have virtually ‘littered’ the internet with content on that subject, it is highly likely that it will be your content that will be shown to them.

When the amount of content you share across several platforms out numbers the competition, it begins to bury their content and you begin to dominate the search engines.

It’s even easier to do when the subject matter is something like a fruit very few people know about.

When few people know about something, it means that a lot of people don’t and that also means that a lot of people could go searching for information.

Think about it, are you likely to do a Google search to explain to you what a potato or a tomato is considering that you eat them regularly?

Or are you more likely to do a search about the durian fruit that is completely new and alien to you?

I believe that she writes about other strange fruit and vegetables.

What I found interesting is that she also offers a service where, for £1,200, her team identifies a specific fruit or vegetable, they build a Medium profile, and then over a six month period they write and publish 30 pieces of content written around that fruit or vegetable.

That’s a rather cool way to make money.

Not only does she make money publishing content around little-known fruit and vegetables, she also makes money offering to do it for other people.

I don’t know if anyone has ever taken her up on that offer, but I wouldn’t be surprised if there has been takers due to the fact that she has published several articles online explaining how much money she has made publishing content around a strange fruit or vegetable.

Who wouldn’t want a piece of that?

If someone pays her and her team £1,200 to publish content about a fruit or vegetable people don’t know much about, and it resulted in them earning £2,400… then it is definitely worth it.

Doubling your money is always a decent return.

With the internet, people can make money year after year with their content and so a £1,200 investment could earn ten times or more back, especially if they carry on publishing new content.

Income amounts will diminish each year if you don’t publish new content, but you can still earn money from content that was published many years ago.

I recently told you about an author who was still to this day earning around £500 a month from a series of books he wrote over 8 years ago which he no longer ‘promotes’.

People were still finding his books and buying them earning him around £6,000 a year in passive income.

There are many different ways to monetise the content you have online, but one of the latest methods which is growing in popularity is to add the content behind a paywall and add a simple ‘Buy Now’ button on the page so that people have to pay to read the content.

This may not work for fruit and vegetables – unless you are publishing a book or a collection of recipes – but it works nicely for content that will ‘transform’ a person’s life.

If you publish content that helps people to solve a problem such as make more money and/or have more free time, people will pay to access the content.

A perfect example is the content we published here:

The EASIEST Way To Start A PROFITABLE Newsletter!

Newsletters are one of the easiest ways to make money online today.

People love to read and they love to learn, and newsletters deliver great content directly to people’s phones.

The best thing about online digital newsletters is that you can publish one from wherever you are in the world. It is an easy way to make money that you can take with you on your travels.

To learn more, go and watch the video now.

Kind regards

John Harrison

PS… If you watch the video, you will see how easy it can be to create your own video newsletter and paid-for content.

Here’s that link again:

The EASIEST Way To Start A PROFITABLE Newsletter!

I somehow doubt that.

Governments and politicians have been more interested in self-serving power than working for the greater good of society.

Who knows, the home-help robot could have the complete opposite effect and create a booming industry for human cleaners and home-helps.

I can’t imagine that a robot that is capable of looking after the household chores, similar to those seen in the excellent Channel 4 series Humans, would cost anything less than £10,000.

They could be a lot more.

At that price, you could pay to have a real human cleaner come and work for you for several years. You could possibly get ten years of service for the price of a home-help robot.

Ok, they may not come and clean your pots every day, but dishwashing machines do that anyway.

It takes a few minutes to load and unload a dishwasher and I cannot imagine that a home-help robot is going to stand at a sink washing the pots for you; they will simply load the dishwasher and leave the machine to do the work.

£10,000 is a lot to pay out for a robot just to load and unload a dishwasher and do a few other simple jobs such as vacuum the carpets.

Plus, if there is a fault and your robot breaks down, new parts may be quite costly and I imagine that for safety reasons, robots may require a yearly check-up similar to a car MOT, and I doubt that will be done for free.

I understand that robots could be incredibly useful when exploring space, studying inhospitable planets, and doing jobs that are extremely dangerous to humans… but washing pots, making beds, and hoovering the lounge?

It seems an unnecessary and expensive extravagance to me.

I’m all for outsourcing the cheap work so that you have more time to focus on the work which makes you the most money, and washing pots and hovering are low costing tasks… but I don’t think spending tens of thousands of pounds on a home-help robot is a good use of your money.

That money could be invested elsewhere, or used in a way that would generate tens of thousands of pounds more.

In fact, I would rather wash the pots and pay someone a few hundred pounds to do a specific task for me that could generate a return of thousands of pounds.

There is an art to using your ‘time and money’ and if you use it wisely and efficiently, it will give you a lot more time and money back.

The future is going to be interesting to say the least.

I cannot say whether home-help robots will soon become the norm, but I don’t think they are going to be a good investment.

At least, not for the majority of the people at the moment, once they become as common as a vacuum cleaner then they may be worth it… but I wouldn’t bank on it.

What I do bank on is that in the future people will still enjoy sports and they will still enjoy betting on sporting outcomes.

The world around us changing fast, but one thing I don’t imagine is going to disappear anytime soon, is gambling.

It’s the oldest hobby in all of history and is likely to have preceded the invention of money itself.

I don’t see gambling or sports going away any time soon and because of that, I believe it is one of the best future-proof ways of making extra money.

It can also be one of the easiest ways to make money.

Take ‘The Easy As 1-2-3 Betfair System’ by John Banks for example, John makes a couple of simple checks to see which horses qualify and then he places his bets.

It’s as easy as that.

There is nothing complex to learn, or any complicated working-out to be done, simply check that a specific criterion is met, and you are good to go.

You could be doubling your money every 3 to 4 weeks with this system.

Learn more here:

Easy As 1-2-3

Kind regards.

John Harrison.

P.S… You can started right away with just £100 and after 6 months, you could be sitting on a decent tax free £12,800!

Here’s that link again:

Easy As 1-2-3

I recently ran a test and sold access to a product that I had Andi, our techy guy, put together.

The brief was simple… to create something simple.

It had to be easy and quick to create, people needed to learn something that could make them more money, something that most people could do, and something that people would pay to learn.

Have a look HERE!

The price was kept low on purpose for the experiment but it could have been more considering what people learned when they watched the video.

My next PPR/V micro product will cost more… but again, it will be worth the price people pay. I’m thinking of pricing the next one between £10 and £20.

This is probably the quickest and easiest way to create a product to sell… and that is what the next product will be about.

A micro product can be created in less than a day. You could create several in a week. I dare say that you could create several in a day if you planned your day well.

Knowing how simple this is, I fear that I could lose staff. They may go and set up their own profitable website selling micro products.

And who could blame them?

It really is that simple to do.

Combine that with building up an email list and you are putting yourself into an incredibly profitable position.

A large email list and the ability to create stacks of digital micro products quickly means that you can make money on demand.

Create a quick product, send an email to your list, and make sales.

Sounds like the perfect system to me.

The Email Secret

Kind regards.

John Harrison

PS… Once up and running, it can take as little as ten minutes to write a money-making email that you can send to your email list.

Plus, this is away to make money that you can take anywhere in the world and you can work on it at any time of the day or night… whichever suits you best.

Here’s that link again:

The Email Secret

Be willing to ask for something you want.

Anything and everything that has ever happened in the world came about by those who were bold enough to ask other people for help, for money, for advice, or in Steve Jobs’ case… for parts.

The next big lesson that is life changing and goes hand-in-hand with asking for what you want… is to not take no for an answer.

I don’t mean that you should ignore someone who says no to you and to keep asking them the same question until they relent and say yes as a way to get rid of you.

Some people may say no simply because they are not in a position to give you what you want at that specific time.

It’s not about pestering people to the point of submission; it is about moving on to someone else and asking them for what you want.

Think of authors like JK Rowling.

She wanted her first Harry Potter book publishing and so she asked book publishers if they were interested. Twelve publishers said no, one said yes.

Yes only needs to be said once for it to be life changing!

Had she taken the first no for an answer, she wouldn’t have moved on to the other publishers, and if she had carried on pestering the first publisher she would most certainly have never had the book published.

She asked… and she didn’t take no for an answer.

As the saying goes:

‘If you don’t ask, you will never know.’

It’s better to ask and be told no, than to never have asked at all and have no idea as to what could have been.

It’s even better to ask and be told no and then to move on and ask someone else.

Elon Musk wouldn’t be where he is today if he hadn’t asked for help when starting PayPal all those years ago.

He didn’t do it all himself. He needed help and he needed financing.

Like Jobs, he asked people for what he wanted and needed.

Some people said yes and he got what he wanted and needed.

The rest, as they say, is history.

Kind regards.

John Harrison.

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Well, take Pat Flynn as a perfect example.

Pat is a popular blogger, speaker, author, and affiliate marketer. He has built himself a wonderful career online earning him millions of pounds… and it all happened when he was made redundant from his architect job way back in the summer of 2008.

Pat was happy working fulltime in his dream job as an architect when without warning, he was made redundant.

Fortunately for him, when he was laid off, he had something to fall back on, although he didn’t know it at the time.

He didn’t realise that he already had something to fall back on until he was forced to find a way to bring in a wage.

While Pat was studying architecture, he set up an online blog, and as a way to help him remember what he was trying to learn he wrote about specific aspects of architecture and published his writing online.

By the time he was made redundant; Pat’s website was being visited regularly by others who were also studying architecture. It became a valuable resource of learning materials to other students of architecture.

Realising that his blog was helping others, he created an eBook teaching students on how to pass the architecture exams, he added adverts to his blog, and soon began to make money.

He turned his attention to blogging and began to learn more about writing ‘keyword rich’ content which was being searched for, he learned more about affiliate marketing, and eventually began to teach people how to make a passive income with affiliate marketing, blogging, and building an online business.

He has since published several books, has a successful podcast, a successful YouTube channel, and gives talks at speaking events around the world.

Pat used to release his monthly online earnings and he was making tens of thousands of pounds each month.

His main website now has 19 online courses ranging from free to $499 (£392 ATOW).

Being made redundant was his big turning point.

He freely admits that had he not suddenly found himself unemployed, he probably would not be as wealthy or as successful as he is now.

Sometimes, losing what you have can be the trigger required to make the changes you need to succeed.

Change is scary, but it can often be the best thing to happen to you.

It might be the best thing that happens to the woman who has only just launched her £300 website.

That is an amazing price when you consider that it means she has a place to sell digital products and services for two years, and it also includes it being built by a web designer friend.

If you do it yourself, you can do it for less than £125 for two years… as discussed here: It’s No Brainer, Really!

The wonderful thing about websites is that people can visit them at any time of the day or night using their smartphones and tablets, and buy a course without the owner needing to do anything other than bank the money.

I noticed that Pat Flynn has several products priced at $49 (£38 ATOW) which he calls workshops. His workshops appear to be a series of short videos with one workshop having a total of 2 hours and 19 minutes of video.

I have seen other workshops by other people that are just one video that is around an hour or two long.

I’ve seen some that are no longer than 30 minutes long.

There is no need to break up a video into loads of smaller videos.

Some people may perceive a series of videos as ‘more value’ for their money, others may perceive them as ‘a lot of work’ whereas one video appears to be less work, even though the total time of video training is the same.

The point I’m trying to make is that you can simply record a video for an hour and charge up to £49 for it… possibly more.

That does depend on whether you know what you are talking about and can actually help the person who has purchases it.

The great thing about online video is that if it is a live tutorial such as the one HERE, there is very little editing required and it can take no longer than the actual recording.

For example: a 30 minute video may only require an extra couple of minutes adding a cover graphic, and that’s it. In total, it may take 35 – 40 minutes to get the video finished and then added to your website.

Videos don’t need to be as polished as eBooks or reports.

The information and what they teach is the important part and as long as the person watching the video can clearly see what you are doing and hear what you are saying, then that is good enough to be sold.

Kind regards.

John Harrison.

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The hosting cost for two years is: £85.92

A domain name registration is usually for one year and can cost:

£17.99 for a domain name ending in .co.uk. (£35.98 for two years.)

£15.59 for a domain name ending in .com. (£31.18 for two years.)

All prices include UK VAT and so for a .co.uk website for two years (domain name and hosting), it will cost you £121.90.

For a .com website, the cost for two years will be £117.10.

That is a place online where you have the opportunity to sell digital products at any time of the day and night for 2 years for less than £125!

That is a crazy insane price when you really stop and think about it.

The last couple of days, I have made around £20 selling one incredibly cheap mini product priced at just £2.99… which was just a test!

Imagine if I had priced it at £10.

Now imagine that you had a website that was selling 10… 20… 30… or more digital products priced between £2.99 and £97.

Over two years you will get your money back and a whole lot more besides!

I do recommend that you start to build an email list from day one.

Aweber allow you to build one email list of up to 501 subscribers for free, which is fantastic.

After that you need to pay, but you can certainly make a few sales of products with a list of 501 active people who are interested in whatever you are sharing and selling.

However, you can simply start by adding a few mini products to your website and then start to grow an email list after.

Once your list starts to grow, you direct people to those products.

These are two vital parts of the same business.

• Products to sell.
• An email list to promote your products (and other people’s products) to.

You can start all of this for as little as £125… but if you don’t have £125 spare to spend on a website, go and have a read of this report:

How To Build A Six-Figure-A-Year Income Without Spending A Penny Of Your Own Money!

Kind regards.

John Harrison

PS… Once you have this up and running correctly, it can reward you with an automated passive income for many years.

Here’s that link again:

How To Build A Six-Figure-A-Year Income Without Spending A Penny Of Your Own Money!