8 Fast and Easy Sources of Blog Content (Day 20 – 30 Day Video Challenge)

Dude — this is REALLY good stuff.

Thanks!

Olivier the amazing

OMG – amazing ideas/strategies that I can use for my new blog/site. I was doing other things when listening, but I’ll listen again and take massive notes and more importantly implement. Thanks Jim

Jim, this video came at a good time. I have a bunch of domains that I’ve been sitting on because I wasn’t sure how I was going to keep adding content to them on a regular basis.

The process you laid out is simple and makes sense. I especially like the point about setting up a theme.

I’m like your friend, in that when I think of providing content, I tend to think 400-500 word articles. Which again is one of the main reasons I haven’t built out these sites.

Anyway… thanks for sharing this video!

- Quincy

P.S. I like the player you used for the video. It makes it easier to go back and review a particular topic – without having to watch the whole thing.

Great program and I got LOTS of valuable ideas. I especially like the tip about “sandwiching” articles written by other people. Was it supposed to end abruptly with the link to the product page?

Great little tutorial Jim.

The public domain magazine product at the end isn’t anywhere in the TNR site is it? If it is, I missed it and I’m a charter subscriber and I don’t think I’ve missed much of the great content you’ve done.

I have dozens upon dozens of magazines, that are in the public domain, collected, but still have 2 or 3 questions before I roll ‘em out into products or membership sites.

Any suggestions as to where to go to get definitive answers?

What’s your number, I’ll call you tomorrow? (just kiddin’!)

This was super…and big whack on the head. I am so burned out from writing articles, it never dawned on me to do other kinds of posts.

You will see them now!

Thanks again for one more super content packed, easy to understand and quick to implement session.

Pat

This was just the kick in the pants I needed, and at just the right time! This one video has moved me from intimidation (because I, too, was trying to make long article-like posts), to knowing that I can post quickly and easily. The idea of a Theme, and different “kinds” of posts is fantastic! Thank you so much!

Jana

This is the best one yet IMO! A TON of fantastic ideas that anyone can implement. I’m making my “Theme Plan” now for my forthcoming product. Thanks!

Jim,

What can I say but WOW! A nice little formula to help get more content out a little more quickly and effeciently.

Any chance you might could expand a little more on the “Where are we going” portion of the comments that we should be adding in? I’m not sure I’m following you on that portion of it.

Thanks

Stone Dupree

Hi Jim
“I Gotta Tell Yah” that this was the best video that I have ever seen from you.
Full of great information and very helpful, with lots of ideas and ‘how to’ guidance.
I learnt more from this than I ever did from any ebook.
Well done and thank you – keep them coming
regards
Graham in UK

Thanks Jim for adding to that. I think I understand now.

I justwanted to add that in less than 30 minutes last night I came up with 5 themes for my site, then I went and found 10 related articles from three different artcle directories. I haven’t sandwiched them yet, but I figured if I could do that for my four other themes I would have over a years worth of weekly posts.

Next is videos and questions. I love it! Thanks Jim!

wow! thanks jim great article you have published. i got some good tips. Plz continue writing for new bloggers.