DISCOVER a Step-by-Step Blueprint for Locating that Perfect, Profitable Blog Niche

Booklet Length: 6720 Words

Imagine wasting months - even years - on a business that was doomed to fail from the start. That's what happens to many bloggers. They work hard and create great content, but there's no way their blog will succeed. Why? Because they failed to research their blog topic ahead of time.

In "How to Find a Profitable Blog Topic Idea" you'll learn a proven formula for locating a winning idea that merges YOUR personal passion with something that will actually make money.

Start Your Blogging Journey...

Finding a great niche is one of the first steps you'll take as a blogger. That's why it's important to get it right. Everything you do online depends on locating a topic that actually has profit potential.

Fortunately, it's not hard to research a blog niche. Really, it's a simple process that anyone can do - even if you don't have computer experience.

Follow the Six-Step Plan for Starting a Blog

"How to Find a Profitable Blog Topic Idea" provides a step-by-step strategy that can be applied TODAY.

Here's what's covered:

Learn the 3 B's of Demonstrating Authority

Complete the Four-Step Plan for Identifying Your Passion

Use Four Tools to Find a "Hook" for Your Blog

Follow the Seven-Step Plan to Determine the Profit Potential of ANY Market

Ask Five Simple Questions to Finalize Your Blog Decision

Learn How to Make LOTS of Mistakes and Still Succeed as a Blogger

It's not hard to find a great blog idea. Just follow this blueprint and you can do it today.

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How the Greatest Sport on Earth Prepared Me for the Fight of My Life.
They call it "The Greatest Sport on Earth" for a reason.
It just took me 26 years to figure out why.
If you live long enough, life will throw you to your back. And when it does, you're much better off if you've wrestled.
You learn later in life how vital the disciplines of wrestling are, especially against a seemingly insurmountable opponent in a disease or illness.
Twenty-six years ago, my goal and mission in life was to win a New York State Wrestling Championship.
I committed myself to a lifestyle and made the sacrifices.
I put in the time. I had the hunger, the desire, and the determination, but I came up short.
For many years after I graduated it seemed like I got nothing out of my six years of total dedication to the sport; that the trade-off of what I gave and what I got in return to this sport was way out of whack.
I hated wrestling for it.
Until I had adversity in my life.
And slowly but surely, I started realizing how much the sport of wrestling has given back to me. Much more than I ever knew.
"6 Minutes Wrestling with Life" is much more than a wrestling book.
It is a book on life, love, loss, and belief.
Get ready to laugh, cry, smile and think.
You will never look at life the same way again.
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Are your characters ...
always sighing and nodding?

Did you just sigh and nod? If so, this handy little booklet is for you!

Sometimes as a new (or even experienced) author, you can't think of just the right action for your character's body in a particular scene, and you need something to get the creative juices flowing.

This is a quick and easy reference tool just for that purpose.

Jam-packed with a list of 1,000 physical reactions a character can have, organized by body part, you'll never be left scratching your head when you need to find just the right way to describe your character's reactions.

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Are your characters...
A HELPFUL LIST OF 1,000 CHARACTER REACTIONS
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Excerpt:
FOREHEAD:
Forehead wrinkling
Forehead slicking with sweat
Slapping or hitting forehead with palm
Banging forehead against a surface
Wiping moisture off forehead
Pressing fingers against forehead
Tapping forehead with pencil or finger
Forehead baking with a fever
Resting forehead in hand(s)
Splaying back of hand on forehead as if faint
Poking forehead with thumb to jog memory
Banging forehead with fists to stop crazy thoughts

Indie Author Resources Book 1
Also in this series:
Strong Verbs for Fiction Writers
Helpful Adjectives for Fiction Writers
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Who Else Wants To Take Better Pictures?

That's what this guide is all about; making the most of your digital camera, so that you can create beautiful photographs. You won't find all the complicated technical jargon that fills other books and blogs. I was like you at one point - I was just a guy who had no clue how to use all the fancy features of my new digital camera, and it was an extremely frustrating experience. My pictures were awful, and I was starting to question why I spent so much money on a DSLR.

Sound familiar?

I decided I wouldn't settle for mediocre results, so I spent years of trial and (mostly) error to figure out all the tips and little known tricks that I'll help you learn in this concise digital photography guide.

Give Me 24 Hours - And I'll Make You A Better Photographer
I'm going to teach you how to take better photos today. You'll see an improvement in your photos right away and they'll keep getting even better as you practice. Students in my digital photography workshops pay $100 per hour to see drastic improvement in their photography, and you get all the same information at a fraction of the cost. I believe in the 80/20 rule; I'm going to give you 20% of the tricks that will get 80% of the results so you can spend more time doing what you love.

Are You Harnessing The Creative Power Of These 3 Camera Modes?
Shooting in automatic mode can produce a decent photo every now and then, but you have zero creative control. The digital SLR cameras on the market offer several better modes to create beautiful photos.  I'm going to walk you through each one of those modes, one at a time, so that you know exactly how and when to use them. The camera modes we'll master together include:

Aperture Priority mode (Av, A)

Shutter Priority mode (Tv, S)

Manual Mode (M)

Warning: If You Shoot In Auto Mode, You Have Wasted $1000
Prices have come down significantly, but cameras are still really expensive. There's no point in having an expensive camera if you're just shooting in Auto mode, because you could have spent a tenth the money for the same results. If you don't take advantage of the more advanced modes that you'll master with this guide, you've wasted hundreds or even thousands of dollars on a tool you can't use properly.

11 More Things You'll Learn About Your Digital Camera
In addition to all the shooting modes, I'll teach you everything you need to know about:

Image size

Image quality

Memory cards

Color space

ISO speed

Digital noise

Histograms

White balance

Composition tips

Photo storage tips

Camera accessories for the (not so) beginner

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5 Simple Ways To Be A Better Photographer Than 99% Of Beginners
Once you understand the basics in this book, it's really not hard to be a great photographer. I'm not promising that you'll sell out galleries in New York, but I guarantee if you follow these five simple principles that are covered in depth within this guide, you'll stand out from the crowd of beginners.

Set yourself up for success by pre-programming your camera.

Capture tack sharp photos, every single time.

Find subjects that jump off the screen.

Harness the correct camera mode for the situation.

Effectively use composition principles to lead the viewer's eye.

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"Have you ever received a standing ovation at the cash register? I have." -- Jamie Chase

If you've ever felt overwhelmed by the world of coupons -- and guilty that you can't seem to nail the "system" to save money -- kick back with Jamie Chase, couponing teacher and savvy shopper whom Brian Williams of NBC's Nightly News dubbed "the Master."

The system is simple: there's no chasing all over town on a single shopping trip; no stockpiling of items you don't need; no weekly tracking of item prices, driving you to buy what you don't need simply because there's a sale.

Chase instructs readers on where to find coupons, how to use them, where to get the most bang for your buck, and how to start thinking like a couponer every time you make a purchase. Sound too easy? With a little practice, you'll see the savings rolling in while you live your life -- stress-free and thousands of dollars per year richer!
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