Unlock a Treasure Chest of Ready-Made Content
When I first started dabbling in online marketing, I made the same mistake most beginners make — I tried to do everything from scratch.Every blog post, every eBook, every email……
Paint the Town Red
When I was a student in Cardiff in the mid to late 1960s, Friday nights were for celebrating the end of the week — usually with the dental students heading…
How MAP Builds Trust on Autopilot
When I first dipped my toes into affiliate marketing, trust wasn’t something I thought much about.I was too busy chasing shiny objects — the next traffic hack, the latest “done-for-you”…
The Lazy Way to Email Riches
When I first heard the phrase “The Lazy Way to Email Riches,” I smiled.Because if there’s one thing I’ve learned since leaving dentistry, it’s that “lazy” in online marketing doesn’t…
Did You Know?: Read Between the Lines
Some phrases roll off the tongue so easily that we never stop to think where they came from.“Read between the lines” is one of them. We use it to mean…
PLR Made Simple: A Fresh Take on Freedom
When I first discovered PLR, I’ll be honest — I didn’t trust it. The idea of using someone else’s content and putting my name on it felt… well, a bit…
Why Patience Pays: One Letter from Retirement
We all know the story of the Hare and the Tortoise. One raced off full of confidence, the other plodded along slowly but surely — and in the end, it…
Don’t Put All Your Eggs in One Basket
If there’s one phrase that’s been repeated through the ages — from village markets to boardrooms — it’s “Don’t put all your eggs in one basket.”It’s so familiar that most…
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PLR Made Simple
When I first dipped my toes into online marketing, I thought product creation was a mountain only the brave could climb. Hours of writing, editing, formatting, and finding graphics –…
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Make Cash Like Clockwork
When I worked in dentistry, timing was everything. Appointments had to start and finish on schedule, materials had to set precisely when expected, and one small delay could throw off…