Posts Tagged ‘teachpreneur’
Released: Article Bucks
The Teachpreneur project has released its latest free ebook: The Teachpreneur Guide to Article Bucks, an Adobe Acrobat PDF ebook on “How to Make Money Writing Online Articles in Your Spare Time.”
Wordpreneur Revisited @ Teachpreneur (part 2)
More Wordpreneur originals “reprinted” over at Teachpreneur that you may benefit from being reminded of:
Wordpreneur Revisited @ Teachpreneur
To get things rolling over at Teachpreneur, I quickly sifted through a number of older Wordpreneur posts I wrote and started reprinting the still useful ones. Lightbulb: If they’re still useful over there, then by golly they’re still useful over here.
Released: Ka-ching!³
The Teachpreneur project has released its latest free ebook: Ka-ching!³, an Adobe Acrobat PDF ebook that quickly details three legit and consistent ways to make money online.
Released: Insider Internet Copywriting
The Teachpreneur project has just released its second free ebook title: Insider Internet Copywriting, a collection of “real world professional tips & techniques” from some of the top copywriters on the Net today.
Released: P/T Ezine Publishing Profits @ Teachpreneur
The first Teachpreneur project free ebook has now been released: Part-Time Ezine Publising Profits. Yup, free. I’ve decided to make all ebooks released at Teachpreneur absolutely free. If you know any teachers, tell them about it (heck, nothing’s really stopping you from getting and using the info in the ebook yourself!).
I’m hoping to release a couple more titles by this weekend. Stay tuned!
Cheap Automated E-commerce Solutions for Technically Independent eBook Publishers (Part 5)
Final installment!
I revealed in the previous post that I went with ClickBank for the Teachpreneur project
I’m not exactly new to ClickBank. It’s been around for, like, forever, and I used the service for years when Will Bontrager and I partnered to sell the ProLinkz CGI script (now free). ClickBank was one of the few available digital download e-commerce options available then, and if memory serves, the only affordable one. That alone would have cinched the deal for the typical bootstrapping online tech startup, but it had one other feature that made it a no-brainer: an affiliate program.
Cheap Automated E-commerce Solutions for Technically Independent eBook Publishers (part 4)
And now, finally, I reveal the solution I decided to go with.
But first things first… why’d it take so long to get from part 3 to 4? Well, I was being too cute — I wasn’t planning to ever write a fourth part. Sorry about that.
Custom Coming Soon Pages WordPress Plugin @ Teachpreneur.com
Things are brewing a bit over at Teachpreneur.com. OK, more than just “a bit” — I’m doing something akin to a philosophical overhaul. You’ll soon read about those changes here.
But that’s not the reason for this post; just thought you’d be interested in checking out an interesting WordPress plugin I’ve got on duty over there right now.
Cheap Automated E-commerce Solutions for Technically Independent eBook Publishers (part 3)
To recap: I was looking into various low-cost automated e-commerce solutions for my Teachpreneur project, specifically those that could do the basic automated ebook sales process and satisfy the simple must-have features I described. I took a look at three and described two of them in my previous post: $7 Secrets Scripts and Rapid Action Profits. Here, now, I’ll tell you why I decided not to use them.
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Cheap Automated E-commerce Solutions for Technically Independent eBook Publishers (part 2)
After at least a decade of evolution, finding and implementing an e-commerce solution that satisfies the basic and fairly straightforward — not to mention short — list of “specs” and requirements I wrote about should now be easy and cheap.
Uh huh.
Cheap Automated E-commerce Solutions for Technically Independent eBook Publishers
I just realized it’s been over a decade since I first looked into “automated e-commerce solutions” for technically independent ebook publishing operations. That’s a lot of years. Especially for the Net, where 10 years is something like three or four, maybe even five, lifetimes.
Teachpreneur: eBook Cover Design
Continuing on with my notes on getting Teachpreneur up and running…
As I mentioned at the end of my previous post, there’s a third product development software category ebook publishers will probably need to think about: graphics software. Tools like Adobe Photoshop. At this stage, for designing ebook covers.
Teachpreneur: Basic Overview and Product Development
Now we get to the juicy stuff: my on-going “notes” on whatever publishing projects I happen to be working.
Let’s start with this one: Teachpreneur.com.