30 Day Affiliate Content Idea Blueprint

Coming up with ongoing affiliate content can start to get a bit difficult over time. You might feel like you’re saying the same stuff over and over again. That can be problematic because you need to offer content that causes your customers to remain loyal.

If you’re always giving them the same old tired information, they’re going to move on - and probably to your competitor. New content isn’t really difficult to come up with. You just need to know how to present the information in a way that shows it in a new light.

As an affiliate, you’ll be creating a consistent flow of product reviews. While some people use the same format again and again, it’s good to have a few different ways to review items so readers don’t get bored.

Below, you’ll find 30 days’ worth of varying slants you can use for product reviews. Go through each one and then recycle them on a monthly basis, to keep your blog fresh and your readers coming back for more.

Day 1: Create Content About Various Items

There are so many different items or products that you can write about for one problem or need. People want guidance and they like when they have content that walks them through the ins and outs of a variety of products or content that talks about what’s good and what’s bad when looking to buy something.

You can write a detailed report on these products today. To understand how to format it, look for publications that talk about buyers’ guides. Consumer Reports does this well, such as a buyer’s guide to electric lawn mowers.

Sometimes, they’ll be broken down by the numerous choices offered such as a push mower, electric or riding mower. Make a review report or blog post about the information you find.

Talk about how helpful the products are, some good about it and any drawbacks. You can also talk about the many different options there are, and how the consumer should shop for whatever is best for their needs....

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30 Day Blog Building Blueprint

Building a blog is both a necessity and for some, a hassle. It can be intimidating going through the technical steps needed to get WordPress installed and operational, but the reality is, it’s an easy process as long as you know which order to do it in.

Inexperience can lead to fear and frustration. This is usually an issue when a newbie tries to launch a blog in a few minutes, and ends up with some questions they need answers to, causing the process to grind to a halt.

In this 30 day blueprint, you can build a blog with ease by simply logging in and tackle one small task at a time. You’ll eliminate worry about technical steps and time management and still be enjoying forward momentum in getting your business off the ground.

Day 1: Use QuickInstall to Bring WordPress to Your Domain

QuickInstall is an easy, built-in feature on your cPanel that allows you to sign up for WordPress and with the click of a button, allow it to install a blog on your domain. You don’t need to know any coding yourself.

Inside cPanel, you’ll see a QuickInstall option under the Software category. Choose the free WordPress install and enter the information it asks for. This is typically administrative details like your name and email address.

You can choose where you want your blog installed, and then after clicking the installation option, it will let you know when the process is complete. Make sure you copy your credentials and save them in a file so you can log into your blog with ease....

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30 Day Blog Idea Blueprint

Regardless of the niche that you’re in, you need to have a blog. This is key to being able to understand not only what customers want, but to build a relationship with them. Your blog is a chance for you to reveal your expertise without anyone having to buy something upfront, making it easier to build trust with readers.

What some entrepreneurs do is start a blog but then it gets tedious or difficult to keep producing the posts. So they engage in a hit or miss approach to blogging and that just doesn’t work for your business because your customers will look for what they need elsewhere if you’re not providing it.

Understandably, blogging regularly can make anyone run out of ideas about what to write. In the 30 day blueprint found below, you’ll find many ways to put a new twist on existing content so that you’re always delivering something fresh for your readers.

Day 1: Talk About What the Customer Can Use

This slant will never get dull because there will always be something new releasing into the marketplace that your customers can use. It’s easy to figure out what these items are by knowing what troubles they’re having such as trouble losing weight, trouble falling asleep at night, trouble creating an eBook cover, etc.

You can also focus on wants too, and not just needs - such as the desire to be their own boss, to travel, to develop better relationships and so on. You can offer these customers your products or ones from other entrepreneurs whether they’re digital or physical items.

But what you need to do is to reveal exactly why the customer needs this solution. You can talk about how the item helped you, or how it helped others and how they, too, can use it to succeed, to overcome obstacles, to feel better, etc.

You don’t necessarily have to talk about the item in depth, but make sure you provide the information they need in order to see how it fixes something for them or grants them what they desire....

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30 Day Niche Research Blueprint

Many people quickly select a niche before doing any preliminary research. This causes them to falter or fail when they discover that after buying a domain, spending months creating content, and hoping to build a list, there’s not as much profit potential as they had hoped.

You want to make sure your niche topic has lots of revenue potential, but also satisfies you on a personal and professional level, since you’ll be showing up to serve this audience on a regular, if not daily basis.

You have to make sure there’s enough interest, enough products you can promote or create. This requires you to do some digging online to see if it’s a lucrative niche concept. Below, you’ll find a 30-day plan to help you size up whether or not the niches you’re considering have what it takes to build a business with.

Day 1: Generate a List of Your Favorite Topics

Planning for your niche means you’ll need to create a list of your favorite topics. Because if it interests you, you can bet it’ll also interest someone else. Today, think about all the things that you want to learn about or stuff that makes you happy - or even sad.

It could be that you’ve experienced a health issue such as having an underactive thyroid after years of struggling to lose weight. So it could be that your niche focuses on weight loss when you have a health problem like with the thyroid malfunctioning.

You want to make your list one that has all the things that you might already do and that you’re good at it. But it’s okay to go into a niche based on topics that you’re willing to get to know and want to learn more about so you can share it with others....

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30 Day Service Provider Blueprint

Working for others in a corporate situation, where a boss dictates what you’ll be doing, at what hours, and at what pay level is something many men and women are looking to escape.

Even those who seek “work at home” positions don’t realize it’s the same crippling situation, only from a remote workspace. There is a better option if you are willing to embark on a career as an online entrepreneur.

You can set up a business as a freelance service provider who meets the needs of clients they select, at a pay grade they set, working any hours they deem fit for their own personal lifestyle.

This is a much better solution than simply looking for another job with a boss who may seem nice during the interview, but eventually make demands of you that cause you to sacrifice your happiness and personal satisfaction.

Using the 20-day business plan below, you’ll be able to launch a career as a freelancer quickly, easily and on a minimal budget and before you know it, you’ll be able to walk away from the corporate life once and for all.

Day 1: Decide Whether Freelance Work Is Right for You

Freelancing isn’t the right career for everyone. You have to understand that you’ll have burdens to shoulder without a team of coworkers, like doing the marketing for your business, dealing with clients, creating deliverables and so on.

But if you enjoy the idea of being your own boss, and don’t mind putting in the effort to build a reputation as a go-to provider, you’ll thrive with this kind of work. You get to say no when a client isn’t the right fit.

You get to determine your income, although eventually you may hit a ceiling of earnings when you max out your price sheet against what customers are willing to pay. After all, there are only so many hours in a day for you to earn (but we will discuss a workaround for this, too).

You can work a typical 8-5 day or work from 10PM -3 AM if you prefer. There are no rules on hours. You can even work from the park as your kids play, if you want to. You’ll have more time to visit friends and family – which can help, since you won’t have coworkers to bond with....

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30 Day Private Label Rights Launch

Content is something all online marketers need an ample supply of. From blog posts to email autoresponders, social media content, products and more – it’s the one area that many online entrepreneurs seek help with.

The problem with securing help is that ghostwriters can be a budget-buster. Few marketers have the funds it takes to keep a steady stream of content to help them build a list, sell products and bring in traffic.

A great alternative many invest in is called private label rights (PLR). This is content that is ghostwritten, but sold to multiple buyers, so it can be priced at an enormous discount. For example, a 5-page lead magnet might cost $50 or more from a solo freelancer, but only $5 when a PLR version is purchased.

The PLR buyer saves a ton of money and gets great content, and the PLR seller makes more money than if they would have ghostwritten for just one individual, because many people pick up their content.

Some PLR sellers have stores where they house all of their content for sale. But you don’t have to go that route. You can consistently host launches of PLR content and rake in thousands of dollars using the 30-day launch blueprint found below.

Day 1: Create a Master File of Top PLR Topics

The first thing you want to do is set yourself up with a master list of profitable PLR topics you can pull from over the coming weeks, months and years. These will be content packs you develop for your launches.

Some sellers like to stick to one slant, like personal development – while others cover a wide array of niche topics. Take a look on third party platforms like Warrior Plus and JVZoo to see what PLR topics are making good sales.

You want to know the niche topic, whether it’s selling or not, and what type of content people are snapping up – such as lead magnet reports, full funnels, product reviews, video PLR or something else....

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30 Day Internet Business Blueprint

In today’s world, more and more individuals of all ages are pursing a job that will provide them with not only more flexibility and personal satisfaction, but also unlimited earnings. Tired of being mistreated by the demanding corporate world, men and women are turning to the Internet in a quest to build their own business in the virtual marketplace.

By becoming your own boss online, you’re not subject to the wages or rules that a boss decides. You set your own hours. You pursue your chosen business models and tasks. You get to decide what to charge or how many hours to work, and when.

It’s a career that is unrivaled in terms of delivering the perks most employees can only dream about. But it’s not something you can achieve without putting in the work. This is not a turnkey, push-button business – regardless of what some might say.

You can use the 30-day action plan below to learn about your choices and start your journey as an online entrepreneur. Put in the time and effort it takes to carefully make decisions and work on it, and you could build a six or even seven figure business that’s more rewarding than what any 9-5 job could provide.

Day 1: Set a Budget for Your Online Business

All businesses have to start with a budget. You may be able to launch a business on a shoestring budget, thanks to the Internet, but it will still require even the most basic tools, like a domain and hosting for under $15 a month total.

Some business models might require more of you financially, so it’s important that you determine how much you want to set aside to get started. You can use these funds any way you see fit.

Some will need more help than others, such as outsourcing to a tech person if you need help setting up a membership site for your info product. You may be able to do most, if not all steps yourself, which can save you money.

You’re going to be tempted to spend money left and right as you immerse yourself into the world of online marketing and read the hyped up sales pages of savvy marketers who promise you shortcuts and quick riches if you buy their course or tools, but stay on the smart path and only invest in what you can afford....

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30-Day Info Product Blueprint

With the creation of the World Wide Web came unlimited moneymaking opportunities to reach target audiences who were craving information about a wide variety of topics. To meet the heavy demand, online marketers have been creating blogs, video channels, and products to serve their needs.

Previously, a consumer would have to enroll in a college course or purchase a print book to absorb the details they wanted to know. But now, it can be downloaded in an instant – from the comfort of their own home, or streamed onto their device immediately.

As someone who wants to profit from the demand for information, you have the ability to do it without putting in a lot of money or investing in expensive tools. It’s easy and fast to create and launch an info product.

Below, you’ll find a 30-day plan to help guide you in the tasks you need to do in order to launch an info product into the digital marketplace. If it takes you more time (or less), that’s okay – every operates at a different speed.

Day 1: See What’s Selling

If you want to become a competitive info product seller, you need to know what kinds of products to release into the marketplace. They might be a variety of media formats, niche topics – some broad, some drilled down, etc.

Look to see if people are selling one-off courses, memberships, coaching, and more. You want to know what topics are selling best. You can learn a lot just by looking at various marketplaces to see what’s on bestseller lists.

If you’re in a niche where there are multiple narrow topics, like diets, you want to know what is most in demand, like keto versus calorie deficit, for example. This will help you tailor your creation to a hungry audience....

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30 Day Affiliate Marketing Blueprint

There are many tasks associated with being a successful affiliate marketer. From reviewing products to researching solutions for your audience and knowing how to get eyes on your recommendations, it’s an ongoing process that takes both time and dedication to your niche audience.

Many online entrepreneurs try to rush the process, slapping up several reviews for days and then quitting because they didn’t see results. If you want to truly cultivate a lucrative career as an affiliate marketer, you’ll want to follow this blueprint that has you immersing yourself in focused tasks for 30 days so that you build a profitable foundation for your business.

Day 1: Pick a Niche Poised for Growth

It’s a given that when you choose a niche, you’re going to want to have a real interest in it. To be chained to a business where you’re creating content day in, day out about a topic without having a passion for it would be grueling.

But for profitability purposes, you need to know that others share the same interest as you, which means the niche is growing over time in terms of market sales. You want the expansion to be a steady upswing, and you can easily search for industry stats to make sure that’s what’s happening.

If the niche is steady, or even falling, rather than growing, it could be cause for concern. When a niche is blowing up, it needs to be a long-term event, and not just a short period of time when something is trending in the news about it.....

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Every busy entrepreneur is going to encounter obstacles. Some are going to be small while others may feel insurmountable. But that doesn’t mean that they can’t be overcome.

By making some changes, you’ll be able to press forward and find success. Before you can fix what needs repairing, you have to identify the problem areas. This requires brutal truth and honesty about what’s holding you back, even if it’s your own mindset.

Once you’ve pinpointed what’s wrong, you’ll be able to implement a plan of action to heal those areas and bring them up to speed in how they should perform and deliver for you.

Confidence Building Tasks to Help You Succeed

A lack of confidence can stall a business because when you don’t feel like you can do something, it can have a paralyzing effect. However, there are some things you can do to overcome fear and gain confidence.

Fear is something that many entrepreneurs battle. It’s because they’re afraid of what might happen. They’re afraid of looking foolish, of failing, or of having to give up on their dreams.

They’re afraid of disappointing themselves or other people if the business fails. Use fear as a positive resource to help you build confidence. Look at it as stretching yourself instead of something that you react to negatively.

There are different ways that you can do this. One is by gaining small wins. It might be that you haven’t reached the point where’ve you built a large mailing list yet. But you have created your newsletter template.

That’s a small win. It could be that you haven’t completed a project yet, but you do have several key pieces of it done. That’s another small win. Each of these small steps moves you away from fear and toward confidence because you can see the tasks that you’ve accomplished that are working to build your business....