I want you to realise how profitable a simple manual can be.

You don’t need to be the next JRR Tolkien and write a book that can cause an earthquake if dropped.

Simple manuals can be ridiculously thin.

Sometimes they can be so thin that the author feels compelled to ‘fatten’ them out with a lot of pointless ‘fluff and filler’.

This is probably the worst thing you can do.

Just keep it simple and straight to the point.

One manual which we sold for £47 was only 11 pages long, yet the information on those pages could change a person’s financial future completely.

Sell enough of these manuals to the right people, and you could be making a lot of money.

Out of all of the systems that we have covered in our manuals… publishing manuals is by far the most profitable.

What is great about the publishing industry is that anyone can get involved.

The stay-at-home-mother can run an online publishing business between caring for her children.

A person with mobility issues can run an online publishing business from the comfort and security of their home.

A person on low income looking for extra money can run an online business in their spare time.

An unemployed person can make money publishing information online.

Anyone and everyone have access to all the tools, platforms, and services that allows people to run a home-based publishing business.

Ebooks with 30 pages or less can take just a few days to produce.

It can take 30 days or less to have the eBook created and published online as part of a fully automatic passive income system that generates sales at any time of the day and night.

To learn more, click the link below:

The 30 Day To £30K Challenge

Kind regards.

John Harrison.

PS… You can create and publish your own eBook within 30 days and have a passive income asset online for many years.

There is no number to how many eBooks you can publish.

Here’s that link again:

The 30 Day To £30K Challenge

1. Buy something to sell.
2. Make something to sell.

He couldn’t think of anything that he could make to sell, not something that people would need anyway.

He could have made, art, jewellery and trinkets like other crafters, but they are not things people tend to buy unless they have a lot of money spare to waste on ‘niceties’.

Even then, he would have to buy the materials and there were no guarantees that people would buy whatever it was he made.

Bill decided that he needed to buy items that people would want to buy and that those items had to be cheaper than buying them in the shops, and they had to be cheap for him to buy too.

So, with that in mind, he decided that one Monday when driving Sheila into town and dropping her off at the hairdressers, that instead of turning around and going straight back home, he would park up and go for a walk to have a browse in the charity shops.

He bought a few items, took them home, and listed them on eBay.

He didn’t make any sales that day, but he knew that it wouldn’t happen right away.

But over the week, he received bids on his items and by the following Monday, all but one of his items sold.

After taking out the money he spent buying the items, Bill had made a decent £40 profit which was just over half of what Sheila usually spent on a Monday getting her hair done and then lunching with the ladies.

Bill was really pleased with that. He now had £40 to add to the money he had for buying items to sell.

That following Monday, after dropping Sheila off at the hairdressers, Bill went to the charity shops again and sourced more items to sell.

With the extra money in his pocket, he was able to buy more items to sell.

He listed the items as soon as he got home.

That following Monday, Bill went over his sales and had made more profit than what Sheila had spent the previous Monday.

He was now on a roll.

He had his little system in place where he would go to the charity shops on the Monday, source products and list them, and make back the money his wife was spending… and more.

Over the weeks Bill started to make a lot more than what his wife was spending. The more money he made, the more he could spend on items to sell, the more items he had to sell, the more money he could make.

Once Sheila saw how much money he was making from his Money Monday’s hobby, she too became involved and would call in the charity shops whenever she was in town, looking for anything she believed they could sell for a profit.

She also suggested that they visit other towns in the area to browse through their charity shops, as well as enjoy a meal out. She made a day of Bill’s new hobby.

In fact, Bill’s hobby had given them a new lease of life. They went out for day trips visiting new towns where they enjoyed nice food, did a little sightseeing, and sourced items to sell.

They were having a great time. Not only that, the cost of these days out was paid for by their new hobby.

Selling pre-loved items is called ‘flipping’ and it is a very popular way of making money.

There are people who do this as their main income and they make tens of thousands of pounds of profit doing it… for some people that is per month!

What is great about flipping pre-loved items for a profit is that this is a real-world way of making money that you can start today, that also requires little technical ability and very little learning.

Our good friend John Banks has paid for holidays, monthly living costs, and even his wedding with the profits he has made flipping pre-loved items he bought on the cheap.

And he will show you how you can do the same here…

Going Flipping Crazy!

Kind regards.

John Harrison.

PS… This is a real world business that is simple and straightforward and requires no investment other than buying popular and in-demand items on the cheap.

Other than taking a decent photo with your phone and filling in a short listing, there is no technical ability or skills required.

Here’s that link again:

Going Flipping Crazy!

If you see someone is making tens of thousands of pounds each month doing something specific… then to also earn tens of thousands of pounds yourself in the same way… you must do the same things exactly as the other person.

I’ve said it before… and I will say it again, you cannot throw a mix of eggs, flour, sugar, and chocolate powder into the oven and expect a quiche to appear.

To make a quiche you need a different set of ingredients and you need to do things differently.

If you want success in any given niche or industry, you need to do exactly what the successful people do.

Now, going back to the notebook and pen… when you take notes, you have them to hand so that you can look back on them and think through them. With a notebook you can expand on those notes.

You can write down ideas that you have and you can then also expand on those ideas. You can draw out bubble maps, using arrows to expand a business idea.

A notebook is an archive of ideas which could be worth millions.

Just one idea planned properly and acted on could change a person’s life in ways they couldn’t imagine.

One idea could quite easily make them a multimillionaire.

Every website, platform, tool, service, and product started as an idea which was expanded… and most, if not all, of those ideas would have first appeared on paper.

Taking notes and writing down ideas and then revisiting those notes and ideas will give you many more ideas, many of which could be worth a lot of money to you.

So, if you are not yet actively writing down notes and ideas… I suggest you get started now.

If taking notes, expanding on ideas, and building something that is worth hundreds of thousands of pounds or even millions of pounds sounds like too much hard work for you…

…and you’d rather do something a little more straightforward and easy which can earn you more than enough money to live a happy life…

…you might like the simplicity of flipping pre-loved items for large profits.

Discover more here:

Going Flipping Crazy!

Kind regards.

John Harrison.

PS… This is a real world business that is simple and straightforward and requires no investment other than buying popular and in-demand items on the cheap.

Other than taking a decent photo with your phone and filling in a short listing, there is no technical ability or skills required.

Here’s that link again:

Going Flipping Crazy!

The problem is that this is one of those paradoxes where you need something first in order to get that same thing.

For example, to be able to afford a place to live, a person needs a job, but an employer rarely gives a job placement to people who do not have a ‘fixed abode’.

Another is when a person needs a car to get a job, but they need the job to pay for a car.

They have to take a risk and get the thing they need so that they can make the money to do it.

The problem with this chap not getting this company set up in the United States because he cannot afford it is that it is most probably costing him more in lost revenue.

It’s possibly more of a case of he cannot afford not to do it.

What if paying the £400 to get the company up and running in the USA allowed him to set up Stripe and PayPal accounts which mean that he could start selling digital products and services to people resulting in him making £10,000 over the year?

He would be £8,800 better off.

The setting up fee of £400 is just a one off cost so the following year he would only need to be concerned with the management costs.

But until he spends that money and gets the company in the US created, he will not earn anything.

I suggested that he put a tin aside or opened up a second bank account where he could put money in for that sole purpose of funding the creation of a company in the US.

He may be struggling to afford it now, but with a bit of mindful planning, he could start to find the money he needs.

If he doesn’t focus on raising that money, what is likely to happen is that another year will pass, and another, and then another, and he will still be talking about it instead of doing anything about it.

It is a lot harder to make things happen if you are not actively doing something to make it happen.

By actively focusing on raising the money needed, it will happen because there is an achievable goal to work towards.

Until there is a manageable goal to work towards, everything is just an idea in the sky.

We here in the UK are fortunate to be able to use Stripe and PayPal, they allow us to be able to receive payment from other people by simply adding a payment button to a webpage.

That means we can sell virtually anything.

This article that you are reading right now could be turned into a PDF or put on a page that can only be accessed through a small payment.

I am not going to charge for it… however, it could be part of a subscription business where people pay a small monthly fee to access specific content.

That is such a simple and easy business to get into.

Create some content; add a payment button collecting a monthly subscription fee to a sales page, and sell a monthly newsletter.

You can charge as little as £5 a month and still make a decent amount of money if you get a large number of subscribers.

1,000 subscribers would give you £5,000 a month.

Now who wouldn’t like that?

I know that my friend who lives in a country deemed too dodgy for Stripe and PayPal would love it. That would mean freedom to him.

To discover more, go to:

How To Cash In With A Subscription Based Business

Kind Regards

John Harrison

PS… Once fully established, you could be earning thousands of pounds each month from work which could take less than a day… depending on what you are providing.

A subscription based business is all about the numbers.

Give a large group of people something they want and need at a price they are happy to pay, and you can be paid multiple times for the one piece of work each and every month.

Here’s that link again:

How To Cash In With A Subscription Based Business

The point I want to make is that there are people who are willing to pay up to £30 a month to read tosh and be shown details for Wren’s Kitchen’s Big Summer Sale… if they have one that is.

The fact that there are people who are willing to pay for articles and stories is good.

This shows that you yourself can also make money selling information, articles, and stories around specific topics.

The other bonus is that today, there are people who are willing to ‘pay extra’ to receive that content ‘without’ advertising getting in the way.

ITV X is a good example of that.

The ITV X catch-up platform allows people to watch television shows on demand, for free.

As ITV originally got its funding for its terrestrial television channel by showing adverts before, during and after programmes and shows, they also show adverts when users stream them on their platform

However…

They now offer people the opportunity to ‘pay’ a monthly subscription fee so that they can watch all their favourite programmes and shows without being bombarded with adverts.

People pay to have the adverts removed!

So… this tells us that people will happily pay to read ‘stuff’, and it also tells us that people will happily pay to remove adverts from that ‘stuff’.

This basically means, you can supply people with information, news, and stories, and they will be happy to pay for it… especially if it is free from excessive advertising.

This means that there is a fantastic opportunity for people to make money making and sharing content by charging a subscription fee to access it.

This opportunity is incredible when you actually stop and think about it.

In the past, people could only buy newspapers that were available to them. You had local and national newspapers, but you could rarely get anything from outside of that area.

Now, you can have people subscribing to your content from anywhere in the world.

And what’s great is that you don’t necessarily need to create a lot of content.

The money is made by providing a large number of paying subscribers a smallish amount of content each month.

If you were to take out all of the paid advertising from a newspaper like The Sun, and anything else that isn’t actually a story, you’d probably be left with a handful of articles spread across five pages.

The amount of actual content required is quite low.

Yes, obviously you need to give paying subscribers more than what they are paying for. You need to keep them happy.

But you don’t need to give them hours worth of content, not if they are only paying £5 or £10 a month.

That may not sound like a lot, but when you have 1,000 people paying you between £5 and £10 for a few articles each month, it adds up to £5,000 or £10,000 per month… which is a rather decent income… don’t you think?

To learn more, go to:

How To Cash In With A Subscription Based Business

Kind Regards

John Harrison

PS… Once fully established, you could be earning thousands of pounds each month from work which could take less than a day… depending on what you are providing.

A subscription based business is all about the numbers.

Give a large group of people something they want and need at a price they are happy to pay, and you can be paid multiple times for the one piece of work each and every month.

Here’s that link again:

How To Cash In With A Subscription Based Business

He is not expecting to make one product and then suddenly overnight become a millionaire.

It has happened (not exactly overnight though) and it could happen… but it’s rare.

What usually happens is that those who are successful and make a lot of money, they have a lot ‘out there’.

Book publishers do not get wealthy publishing just one book; they get wealthy publishing a whole portfolio of books.

If each book makes them on average £10,000 profit, they will strive to publish 100 books.

As I say, once you start publishing more, the stand-alone profit – let’s say it is £10,000 per book – will increase now that readers go looking at their back catalogue and buy other books.

The average £10,000 profit could now become £12,000 or more.

Products online can sell for many years. A perfect example of that is the film Silent Running starring Bruce Dern.

Andi our techy guy, remembers watching this film many many years ago and after recognising a line from the film he heard in a piece of music, he went online to see if there was any way he could watch it again.

He can rent the film from Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, or Google Play for between £2.49 and £3.49.

That film was made in 1972… a year before Andi was born.

It’s the same with classic sci-fi show, Buck Rogers in the Twentieth Century.

That too is available to buy via Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV at £1.89 per episode. That show was made way back in 1979.

V: The Mini Series, is another popular sci-fi show that is as old as the hills, it was made in 1983. It too can only been seen by purchasing it online.

I don’t know how many people buy these shows each year, but I imagine that a fair few people are reliving their childhoods and paying to watch them.

It’s safe to say that someone somewhere is making money from them.

The shows are already made and while they can be stored on a server somewhere as digital code, it makes it worthwhile for the studios to charge for them.

If earning a passive income is your goal, then I suggest you sit down and plan it in a similar way.

Aim to develop one new product each month or two, and then get it online and out there in front of people.

After one full year, you will have a whole portfolio of products people can buy from you.

Kind regards.

John Harrison

PS… I can show you how to create and publish your own eBook/digital product within 30 days and have a passive income asset online for many years.

There is no number to how many eBooks you can publish, and as you now know, the more you put online, there more passive income you can make.

Learn more here:

The 30 Day To £30K Challenge

The reason people are more willing to buy fiction books is that for the most part, the majority of the population want to be entertained and are not necessarily looking to learn new skills.

When they enjoy being entertained and enjoy a specific book, they want to carry on with that enjoyment and so they happily choose to buy more.

There is very little resistance to buying a book they know that they are probably going to enjoy.

Humans want more of the ‘good stuff’.

They enjoy enjoyment.

Plus, the price point is a lot more affordable.

I don’t know how much he charges for his books, but people are more willing to gamble £5 or £10 on a fiction book. It’s not a lot to lose if they don’t enjoy it.

One of his most recent marketing courses was priced at $295 (£232.53 ATOW).

That is a big price difference to a book that may cost as little as £5. It’s also one of his cheaper products.

A member of our team has probably spent close to £2,000 buying several of his courses over the last five years.

He has learned a lot and it has helped advance his career – you can never put a price on education – but it is a hell of a lot compared to what an avid fiction reader spends.

Readers can buy ten fiction books and still not be anywhere close to the cost of one of his cheapest priced marketing products.

The big difference between fiction books and educational information products, apart from the price, is that there is a greater pool of people to sell to.

That is one of the reasons fiction is cheaper than educational books.

200 people may happily buy a £295 information product making £59,000 in sales

But bestselling books can be bought by tens of thousands… hundreds of thousands… and even millions of people.

Just ask JK Rowling and James Patterson.

To make £59,000 selling a £5 fiction book you would need 11,800 customers.

That’s 11,600 more customers needed than the £295 information product… but a fiction book could still be selling for many years making far more money in the long run, just like the books by Roald Dhal and RL Stine.

To be making seven figures a year, you will be making over £83,333 per month.

You need to be selling a lot of books to do that… but as we know, people love to read and they love to buy books.

Mike has books that are still earning him over £500 a month each which are eight or ten years old that he is no longer marketing.

At the time of writing them, he was making thousands from those books each month.

Yet all these years later, they are still earning him money.

Had he stopped writing five years ago, he would still be earning a passive income each month that paid more than what most working people earn working 160 hours.

He sells his books on as many platforms as possible including his own where he can make more profit.

Mike has around 70 or 80 books online, I believe.

Now, if that sounds like a lot of hard work, you can always create information eBooks that you can sell from your own website for prices between £47 and £197.

You don’t need to make or sell so many to make a decent monthly income.

We have several books that have fewer than 20 pages that sell for £97.

You only need to sell a few of those each month to be making an amount of money that is going to take the sting out of the current increases to living costs.

Ten sales of eBooks priced at £97 would give you a rather decent £997 a month, would you say no to that?

To be honest… just one sale at £97 would be a nice bonus for most people.

It is quite easy to create a short information product that you can charge £97 for.

You can have a complete fully automated passive income system up and running within 30 days…

Once you have one set up… make another… and another.

The more you have (you shouldn’t need 70 or 80 like Mike’s fiction books) the more money you can make.

If you have ten eBooks all priced at £97 and you sell just one copy of each book each month… that is a rather decent £997 in passive income each month.

Discover more here:

The 30 Day To £30K Challenge

Kind regards.

John Harrison.

PS… You can create and publish your own eBook within 30 days and have a passive income asset online for many years.

There is no number to how many eBooks you can publish.

Here’s that link again:

The 30 Day To £30K Challenge

People do not always buy information products for the information alone, they buy them for many other reasons including for the expertise of the person providing the product.

AI might be able to tell you how to write an eBook, but I would much prefer to learn it from someone who is making a decent living publishing eBooks.

That way, I know that I am going to get the best workable information, and not something that has been compiled from a database.

The fact that the person is actually making money doing what they are teaching is a strong form of proof that it works.

Proof removes all doubt… and AI is not a person who is doing anything of what it delivers.

We will all marvel at the robot playing a guitar perfectly, it will be an incredible achievement of robotics and science (instigated by humans).

But would you want to spend £20 to go and sit in a bar and hear a robot play a guitar all night – putting the novelty of doing it once aside – when you can go and see personalities like Robbie Williams, Paloma Faith, and Ed Sheeran?

They interact with the crowds and share stories and jokes which makes the shows special. It’s not just about ‘hearing’ them sing. These people are not just singers, they are entertainers and performers.

AI will never be able to do that… at least, not for a very long time.

It is going to be an interesting few years ahead, that is for sure, but there could be a backlash against AI as we are currently seeing with actors going on strike, and authors and musicians threatening to sue AI companies if their work is in anyway recreated.

There are a growing number of singers and rappers who have stated that if their voice is replicated by AI and used in music that they didn’t personally work on, they will sue.

The comedian Sarah Silverman is one of several authors who has opened a first-class law suit against OpenAI and Meta for breach of copyright, accusing them of using her work as part of the ‘language training’ for the software.

Her book, ‘The Bedwetter’, was reported to have been copied by scraping illegal online ‘shadow libraries’ that contain the texts of thousands of books.

The backlash is happening because people genuinely fear that AI is replacing them and their work, and taking the things that make them unique, and recreating it without their permission.

Let’s not forget… people buy from people.

I don’t think that will ever stop.

People also love to learn, and they need to learn, and they love to read.

I don’t think that will ever stop either.

So, with all of the fears surrounding AI, it is quite possible that there is a boom time ahead for those who sell information products.

Is now the time to get started in what is already a very profitable industry, and one which seems is only going to become more profitable?

To learn how to create and publish your own eBook and make a passive income from it, click the link below:

The 30 Day To £30K Challenge

Kind regards.

John Harrison.

PS… You can create and publish your own eBook within 30 days and have a passive income asset online for many years. There is no number to how many eBooks you can publish.

Here’s that link again:

The 30 Day To £30K Challenge

“I have £50,000 saved but I still can’t buy a house. My salary isn’t enough to cover the threshold to get a mortgage of £200,000.”

“I was told by previous generations ‘get a good degree and the rest will sort itself’ but it hasn’t.”

(Ahhhhhh, the old ‘go to university, get a degree, and then get a good job,’ fallacy.)

“Although I work full time I can’t earn enough. I don’t drink, I don’t go out to eat more than once a month, normally for a friend’s birthday.”

“I wouldn’t mind renting if it wasn’t so expensive for a property that often comes with a huge amount of issues.”

She said that many of the properties in the Welsh capital were low quality, and that she once lived in a property where the ceiling had collapsed in which meant she was “so cold I couldn’t sleep.”

She also said, “I think young people are disheartened. How can we save for the future when we can’t save enough to beat the price hump from renting to owning?”

It reminds me of a joke (if you can call it that) I see a lot of young people sharing on social media these days:

“Mortgage lenders won’t give mortgages to youngsters over concerns they can’t pay the £800 month repayments, although they have been paying £1,250 each month in rent for the last three years.”

With living costs still increasing, there is only so much cutting back and saving a person can do.

There appears to be no respite in sight, and with people struggling as much as they are at the moment, there is only one real option that I can see for most people, and that is to find a way to make more money.

People fear that making extra money can be hard and will require a lot of money upfront to get started with.

This is not true; you can get started with just £100 with an incredibly easy to use, and easy to understand system like ‘The Easy As 1-2-3 Betfair System’, by John Banks.

John makes a couple of simple checks to see which horses qualify and then he places his bets.

It’s as easy as that.

There is nothing complex to learn or any complicated working-out to be done, simply check that a specific criterion is met, and you are good to go.

With the ‘The Easy As 1-2-3 Betfair System’ you could be doubling your money every 3 to 4 weeks.

Discover more here:

Easy As 1-2-3

Kind regards.

John Harrison.

P.S… You can started right away with just £100 and after 6 months, you could be sitting on a decent tax free £12,800!

Here’s that link again:

Easy As 1-2-3

These were different to the advertising and affiliate commission focused websites, these websites came with sales pages promoting an eBook/or digital product that was created specifically for that website.

When you consider how much it would cost you to have a sales letter written, a website built with a funnel, a digital product like an eBook created, an email account set up to grow an email list whenever a sale was made, and several other pages of content to help attract customers… you could be looking at paying at least £5,000…. possibly a lot more depending on the type of product and sales funnel you have made.

£2,500 is a great price really for something that is uniquely yours and ready to sell.

Not only do you have a website that is ready to process orders, it has a finished product that is ready to sell and you have full 100% resale rights to that product.

That product could generate sales for many years, and depending on what price it is being sold for, it could potentially earn back your investment quite quickly.

You also have a professional sales page connected to an email auto responder and several other pages of content.

Licensing an existing product with a sales page could cost up to £5,000 alone. Other people could buy the same license to sell the product too… and that is also without the website.

It is just licensing the product and sales page.

With these websites, from what I could see, the eBooks the buyers were getting were all different.

OK, a couple may have been on the same subject and possible rewrites, but they are still different products and unique to each website.

What I found interesting is that the people building these websites were knocking out quite a few each month.

These website builders had a system in place with checklists that helped them to make these websites fast.

I believe the £2,500 websites took approximately one week to make. The smaller ones could be made over two or three days.

If you were able to build and sell four of the £2,500 websites each month, you would be making a cool £10,000 a month.

That’s not a bad monthly income, is it?

It’s actually a win-win business for both parties.

The website builders are making good money selling the websites and the people buying them are getting a great deal in my opinion.

£2,500 is a great price for a website that has a unique product that you can sell and is all set up to process sales once payment accounts have been swapped.

A person can buy one of these sites, make the necessary admin changes and could be up and running in 24 hours (transferring the website to a different hosting company make take a little time) ready to send people to the sales pages.

It is quite possible that they could make sales on the first day of sending people to the sales page.

Obviously, the buyer will need to send people to the website to make sales. It is highly unlikely that a new website will make any sales if it is just put online and left to ‘do its thing’.

The buyer needs to send people to the website.

They need to do some work, but they don’t need to build the website, write the sales page, the blog posts, or create the product… all of the hard work is done for them.

All of that is definitely worth the price.

The question is… or rather the questions are…

Would you spend £2,500 buying a ready-made, ready-to-go business?

Or

Would you consider building websites to sell for a decent profit?

Either or… there is profit to be made doing both.

If you would like to know how to build your own websites to sell, including how to write a sales letter, and create a product fast so that you can sell the whole lot for £2,500+… go to:

The 30 Day To £30K Challenge

Kind regards.

John Harrison.

PS… You can either build these websites to sell for a decent profit each month, or have them as your own fully automated passive income systems generating sales while you are busy enjoying life.

Here’s that link again:

The 30 Day To £30K Challenge System