Anchor Podcast PLR, New PLR: 50 Done for You Blog Posts and Emails - Bundle 2 &

Published: Fri, 09/18/20


The weekend's here! For many of us, the days just blur together, but for some, it's a welcome break from work or school. I've been working on my storage room this week. Had to order another shelving unit, so that arrives today and I'll have my son put it together for me so I can free up more space. We're putting these soft, interlocking floor pads down so we can exercise in that room next to the treadmill. A yoga mat just doesn't do it for me. LOL!

Anchor Podcast PLR (This is the tool I use!)

Those of you who have heard my podcast (I'll post the link below) know I do it using Anchor. Why? It's free and SUPER easy for someone like me. But so many people are confused about podcasting. I simply use my iPhone and upload episodes quickly. Well Charles Harper, who has an amazing voice and method of teaching, made a series of video lessons with PLR to teach Anchor Podcasting. 

This series includes the following lessons:
  1. Overview - Anchor-FM
  2. Sign Up and Basic Settings
  3. Creating Cover Art With Canva
  4. Completing Anchor Settings
  5. Anchor Links and Creating An Episode
  6. Using Your Mobile Device for Anchor
  7. Using Your Mobile Device To Create An Episode
  8. Inviting Others to Join You On Your Podcast Using Mobile
  9. Desktop Audio Addition to Anchor
  10. Segmenting A Recording
  11. Creating a Trailer Using Desktop
  12. Creating A Trailer With Mobile at the Show Level
  13. Creating Episodes Ahead of Time
  14. Arranging the Order of Episodes
  15. Distribution of Your Podcast
  16. Distribution and Messaging
  17. Adding an Intro and Outro
  18. Recording Your Intro or Outro Using Anchor Desktop
  19. Editing Your Intro or Outro Using Your Mobile Device
  20. Intro and Outro Professionally Created
  21. Transcriptions for Your Podcast
Check out his sale and all of the details of everything you get with it here:
https://warriorplus.com/o2/a/tv9x0/0

New PLR: 50 Done for You Blog Posts and Emails - Bundle 2

Sharyn Sheldon at Content Sparks has a brand new PLR pack out called 50 Done-for-You Blog Posts & Emails: Bundle 2 and you get to either choose from 5 different themed packs of done-for-you blog posts and emails or get them ALL for one low price!

Themes for the 5 packs of content are:

Theme #1 - Leveraging Partnerships

Blog Posts: Emails: Theme #2 - Sales Objections

Blog Posts: Emails: Theme #3 - Pricing Your Offers

Blog Posts: Emails: Theme #4 - Product Launches

Blog Posts: Emails: Theme #5 - Get More Clients

Blog Posts: Emails: When you scroll down on her page, you can check the ones you want or get them all at a steep discount:
https://affiliates.contentsparks.com/aff/idevaffiliate.php?id=1232_204_3_183

Determine How to Order Your Info Product Topics

If you’ve done your research, then you should have a list of topics, subtopics and other ideas you’d like to include in your product. Now you need to organize these topics into a logical order. Here’s how:

1. Order in a step-by-step format. If you’re sharing a “how to” process, then the best way to organize your information is to share the steps in order. 

For example: 

Step 1 of setting up a blog is to download and install the WordPress files. 
Step 2 is to customize the newly installed blog. 
Step 3 is to install plug ins. 
And so on.

2. Order from beginner to advanced. If the information doesn’t need to be done in a certain order, then organize the information from beginner to advanced (easy to more complex).

For example, if you’re teaching people how to restore a classic car, you might start with easy tasks such as changing the spark plugs. More advanced topics would include changing a 6V system to a 12V system.

3. Order in a way where you share prerequisites first.  In other words, let the information in your product naturally build on previous chapters.

For example, let’s suppose you’re creating a book about how to get traffic. You might share a chapter on how to create good ads, and then after that you’d have chapters where writing a good ad is part of the strategy, such as setting up a Facebook ad campaign.

4. Order information chronologically. If you’re sharing historical information, then share the oldest events first leading up to the present time.

5. Order the information with the best information first and last in the product. This takes advantage of the primacy and recency effect, which is where people tend to more easily remember the first and last items on a list. This works well if you’re sharing information that has no natural order.

For example, if your product is a list of weight loss tips, then share some of your very best tips first (to intrigue people and keep them reading), as well as leaving some of your very best tips at the end (to end on a memorable high note).

Keep in mind that not only are you organizing your product as whole, but you’re also organizing sections. So, for instance, your overall outline may present information in a beginner to advanced format. However, each subtopic may provide step-by-by instructions.

Let me give you a specific example. Let’s suppose you’re sharing three traffic generation techniques, which you present in order from beginner to advance. These three techniques include, in this order: So, overall, the outline is from easiest/fastest to more complex/takes longer. Within each of these three topics, however, you’d organize the information in a step-by-step format. For example, the five steps to successful guest blogging, or the seven steps to setting up an affiliate program.

By the way, as promised, here's the link to my Anchor Podcast called Tiffany's Texas Boot Kick (all about marketing).

That's it for me today - y'all have a great rest of your day!

Tiff ;)

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