That is the agency model, also known as the middleman business model.

It is simple in its approach.

Sometimes the simplest ways of making money are shunned because they don’t make as much per action as the person wants.

The guy who made £100 by hiring a writer to write content for his client made a fraction of what the writer earned, but he made it without having to do any work.

He simply took a fee for giving two people what they needed. One person needed written work produced, the other needed writing work.

£100 isn’t a huge amount of money… but if he does that five times each day, he will make £500 per day, £3,500 per week, and £14,000 per month (4 weeks).

That’s not bad is it?

It’s the smaller regular wins that usually build up to make the most money.

£10… £20… £30… they all add up to a larger amount. And the more regular wins you have, the more money you will make.

It’s more likely that a person who finds a way to make small £10 profits regularly, will make more money over the course of a year than a person who regularly spends £10 on lottery scratch cards and tickets.

Yes, there will be one or two who may get ‘lucky’, but on the whole, most people who spend money looking for the ‘big win’ will not be as successful as those who make small amounts regularly.

Take Dan Edwards for example, he makes small regular wins using Betfair and a simple football statistic that is overlooked by most people.

Dan keeps it simple.

He doesn’t like complicated.

He does a couple of quick checks to determine whether there is an opportunity for him to make money, and if there is, he takes it.

This is similar to making a small fee on someone else’s work… but without having to deal with people, which makes it even easier.

You are in and out fast.

To learn more about Dan and how he regularly makes money ‘stealing’ small fees from Betfair, click the link below:

The Z15 Profit System

Kind regards.

John Harrison

PS… You can get started with just £100 and every penny that you make is 100% TAX FREE meaning that you get to keep every penny you make.

Here’s that link again:

The Z15 Profit System

1. Record yourself talking into a camera about a specific topic and upload it video to YouTube and then take the audio from the video and add it to podcast platforms as audio only.
2. Record yourself talking into a microphone and add that audio recording to podcast platforms, then create a video by adding a few relevant images to the audio file using a video editing tool and upload the video to YouTube.

It can take a while to build a profitable YouTube channel and grow a following, but this is a fantastic way to create a lot of content with ease and speed.

Audio recordings can also then be split into a lot of short sound bites and made into videos that can be shared as ‘Reels’ and ‘Stories’ on YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram to help grow the channel and following.

Audio can also be quickly transcribed into written text and turned into eBooks and articles as a way to create more profitable content.

The idea for this came after reading how one woman makes tens of thousands of pounds from watching YouTube videos.

She watches one or two popular videos a day, takes notes about what is talked about, and then creates a series of articles around that topic.

She also turns those articles into videos too which she shares on YouTube and other platforms.

What I am talking about here is doing something similar… but potentially easier and faster.

For this you will quickly read through one or two articles around the same subject creating a list of bullet points to talk about, then record yourself talking about those points for 20 or 30 minutes.

You could easily squeeze out several of these videos per day which you publish online over a week or two.

A new YouTube channel requires 4,000 hours of watch time and 1,000 subscribers before you can apply to join their partner program and make money from adverts shown on and around your videos.

This could take time to happen and so you do need a plan of action, but one of the best forms of action a person can take is to publish good quality and interesting content regularly and consistently.

The more content that you share, the greater opportunity there is for people to watch or listen to your videos.

It is easier to generate 4,000 hours of video views when you have 30 half hour videos published than if you just had 1 video.

Subject matter is important too. What you talk about can attract or repel viewers and listeners.

For example, talking about low-carb diets and why counting calories is a bad way to lose weight is going to attract more people than talking about brass rubbings.

Some subjects will appeal to more people than others.

Once you have 1,000 channel subscribers and your videos have 4,000 hours of watch time, you can apply to be a YouTube partner and earn money by having adverts shown on and around your videos.

Once you are a partner, every video you upload becomes a source of income.

Some may only make pennies; others could make thousands of pounds… maybe even tens of thousands of pounds.

The reason why I like this idea is that you are creating a simple information publishing business which will earn money through advertising revenue by simply talking about content that is right in front or your nose.

People have spent a lot of time writing articles and creating videos which you simply study for a few minutes and then talk about for 20 – 30 minutes.

You can have those articles open and scan through them as you talk.

What you shouldn’t do is read them out in full and try and pass it off as your own unique content.

If you want to read large swathes of someone else’s work or quote what they have said, at least name them and give them credit such as:

‘In his controversial article over on [website name], [name], said…’ and then read out what they published. It is always better to be safe than sorry.

However, when it comes to a subject, unless it is a new scientific theory or something that is so unique that it is associated to one person particularly, you can talk about it in your own words and not worry about it too much.

Talking into a microphone or a video camera is probably the easiest thing anyone can do because virtually all mobile phones today come with them as standard.

It’s just a case of opening up your camera on your phone and hitting record then talking about something specific.

You can do this in a quiet corner of your home or while relaxing in your garden.

It’s all incredibly simple.

Kind regards.

John Harrison.

PS… Another incredibly simple way to build an online business is this:

Your First £1,000 Online

Watch the free video and follow Andi as he creates a new online business in as little as 20 minutes, yes, it can be as quick as that.

Combine that with what I have shared with you in this article and you could have a really profitable business.

England winning or losing that game would not have any bearing on his actual life whatsoever other than him deciding to feel good or bad about the result.

Far too many people get wrapped up in how they feel about a situation.

They don’t understand the correlation between what they think and how they feel and how what they feel can also affect what they think.

Hormones and chemicals also play a big part in how people ‘feel’ regularly, but that is a discussion for another day.

The saying ‘know they self’ is a powerful saying, one which I think everyone should be told to think about more often.

People should really learn about how their bodies and minds work, and understand what really makes them ‘tick’ as individuals. It would certainly make their lives a lot calmer if they did.

This is what makes us human.

‘I think, therefore, I am.’

Enjoying pleasures and being happy makes for a great life, but people allow themselves to easily flip from good to bad too fast and far too often.

Football is a perfect example.

Every weekend millions of adult men and women become totally emotionally tied to a team’s performance for 90 minutes.

Those millions of fans win or achieve nothing personally, yet you would think that they did when you see how they react when ‘their’ team wins.

It gets worse when their team loses.

People have smashed up property, got into fights with others, and drenched me in beer, just because their team was losing or lost.

It’s madness!

The point is… when people become emotional, they don’t think clearly, and when they lose the ability to think rationally, they do silly things… like make daft bets dramatically pushing odds up and down to levels they shouldn’t be.

But this is good for the non-emotional smart trader.

When emotional fans start reacting to the game they are watching and start placing silly bets, the non-emotional trader reacts to what they see happening in the Betfair markets and they place smart bets which then lead to profits.

A non-emotional trader walks away with profits while the emotionally driven football fan loses money on bets they shouldn’t have made.

This is how Andy Peterson makes money… he watches the markets, he observes the fans behaviour, he sees what is happening with the games and he knows that he can walk away with a profit ‘stolen’ from fans who are that little bit emotionally un-stable.

Discover for yourself exactly what it is that Andy Peterson does by clicking the link below:

The Peterson Protocol

Kind regards.

John Harrison.

PS… This is a perfect example of when the majority ZIG, you should ZAG and earn an easy £20,000+ a year in TAX FREE profits ‘stolen’ from emotional fans.

Here’s that link again:

The Peterson Protocol

All you will need to do is share ‘fun’ and ‘interesting’ content on social media and write a few emails each week.

Aweber allows you to build a simple landing page for free and you can do it by taking the headline from the sales page of the affiliate product that you redirect people to.

It keeps it all congruent.

You can create your own landing page with your own information saying something like… ‘Sign Up For Your Free Weekly Newsletter About XXXX’ etc.

I personally would suggest that you do that and then send an email to your growing list with extra information based on the niche you have picked.

That way people know they are getting extra information and not just being sent affiliate promotions.

I wouldn’t promote affiliate products on X or Instagram directly, I would do the promoting in the emails.

Use the social media platforms to build up a large following and funnel them through to your landing page where they sign up for your newsletter.

If you would like to learn more about this way of making affiliate sales using free social media platforms, click the link below:

Your First £1,000 Online

Kind regards.

John Harrison

PS. Watch the free video and follow Andi as he creates a new online business in as little as 20 minutes.

That’s right, it can be as quick as that.

Here’s that link again:

Your First £1,000 Online

By giving his book away for free which teaches people everything they need to know to grow a million pound business and have those people on his email list, he is cultivating a crop of businesses that he can buy in the future or sell his premium done-for-you services to.

So to be absolutely clear, you can only give EVERYTHING away for free (information wise) when you have a premium done-for-you service to sell… otherwise you will not make any money.

Unless you are selling a specific premium done-for-you service or have all the money you need in your bank, giving everything away for free simply means that you won’t make any money.

Yes, it is possible that you could give away everything for free and position yourself as an expert or become a popular influencer and get invited onto podcasts, radio & television shows, and be written about in magazines and newspapers which could result in paid media work… but that’s a long shot.

And if you don’t already have enough money to pay your living costs and put food on your table, you’ll end up broke real fast.

I absolutely agree that people should give useful and valuable information away for free…

But it should be done as part of a plan to bring people into the business where they are offered products to buy.

Giving stuff away for free is a powerful way to grow a business… but if there are no paid-for products or services to follow it up, there is no business.

You are just a very generous person who gives stuff away for free. People will love you for it… but you will starve.

I suggest that you don’t give everything away for free, give some of it away and sell the rest.

I can assure you now, the guy who created a big buzz in the marketing world giving everything away for free didn’t actually give everything away for free.

He gave what he needed to give away as a way to grow his business even more, which is different for every business.

Start small and grow… and you can only grow when you are making money.

Kind regards.

John Harrison.

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It is something that he has been working on quietly as and when he could, but if you were to add up the time he has spent working on it, it would probably amount to less than a week.

He has created a product which over the next few years could now generate the equivalent of a year’s wage or more… for less than one week’s work!

I’m going to make a prediction based on the results we have had on previous products and say that this one product will make at least £30,000.

I actually believe that it will make a lot more than that over its lifetime.

You see, I expect both him and my company to make over £30,000 each.

Think about that for a minute.

He spent the equivalent of one week, possibly no more than five days in total creating a product and its accompanying sales page that I expect is going to make him over £30,000.

How does that sound to you?

I hope you are beginning to realise that this is not a hard thing to do.

The reason we are selling it is that it is similar to the other products we sell, and the fact that when he contacted us there was a product to look at and a sales page to work with.

If he had contacted us with just an idea, I would have sent him on his way. I only consider products that we can look at and that has a sales page that I can work with.

It doesn’t even have to be a great sales page, I am willing to make changes if I believe the product is worth selling.

I am always willing to look at people’s products, I may say no to some of them, but I am always willing to look at them. But they must be products, not just an idea or concept.

Most of the products we have sold made at least £30,000, they often take very little time to create, and they are often less than 100 pages long… we’ve even sold manuals that are less than 15 pages long.

Digital products and information products are incredibly profitable and very easy to create.

The amount of money they make can be life changing.

To discover more go to:

The 30 Day To £30K Challenge

Kind regards.

John Harrison.

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

There is no number to how many digital products you can publish.

Here’s that link again:

The 30 Day To £30K Challenge

The starter sites that I used as examples had quite a lot of articles added to them and were built as a way to generate passive income from advertising revenue and affiliate sales.

I believe that there is an audience for websites that have just 3 or 4 pages and a couple of digital products.

These websites have:

1. A simple landing page to build an email list with a free digital product (lead magnet) that is either delivered by email or a download page.
2. A sales page with a ‘Buy Now’ button, and a paid digital product that is either delivered by email or a download page.
3. 5 or 7 pre-written follow-up emails.

This starter site is built ready for people to start working with and I believe could be sold for up to £1,997… possibly more.

People are not just buying a website; they are purchasing the exclusive resale rights to a digital product and the sales page that goes with it.

They are also purchasing the exclusive rights to the digital product that is given away to build an email list.

They are buying a ready-made online business where they can start sending people to as soon as they have paid for it.

Products don’t need to be anything big; they could be a simple eBook.

As long as the quality of the eBook is good and it covers a topic that a lot of people want to know more about, then you should have a product that people are willing to buy… and a product someone would be willing to buy from you to sell as their own.

I see a lot of profitable potential with this idea, but it gets better… as well as creating these product-loaded websites to sell as ready-made businesses to other people, you can create your own and earn a passive income from the sales of your own digital products.

Let’s say that you create a product-loaded website about the popular ‘keto’ diet to sell, you can take the same content you used to create the landing page, the sales page, and the products, and rebrand it all and use it as your own.

Basically, you create two versions of the same website and products and you keep one and sell the other.

And when you have made plenty of sales through your own website, you could sell it for more than the first one because it is an established business with a history of making money.

If this sounds like something you would like to do, Andi, our techy guy, shows you exactly how to create simple digital products along with their own sales pages…

AND…

He also shows you how to build the website and put everything together so that you have a fully finished automated passive income system (that could be sold for £1,997) of your own within 30 days or less.

Learn more here:

www.The30DayTo30KChallenge.com

Kind Regards

John Harrison

PS… If you follow everything in The 30 Day To £30K Challenge, you could quite easily have 12 of these websites made over the course of a year.

That’s 12 websites you can either sell, or have as your own fully automated passive income systems making sales 24/7.

Here’s that link again:

www.The30DayTo30KChallenge.com

Websites!

Well, there are two reasons really.

1. You could buy yourself a readymade website that is ready to start making sales and/or grow an online business.

Or…

2. You can build websites to sell to other people.

The other day I was thinking of a question I had seen being thrown around on social media which said something along the lines of…

‘If you needed to make £2,000 pretty fast, what would you do?’

After seeing the posts in the Facebook group for buying and selling websites, it got me thinking that it could be quite easy to make £2,000 pretty quick by building and selling simple websites.

They don’t need to be earning money either… but if they were, then the amount you can sell them for increases.

As always, it is far easier to sell when you have people to sell to. With websites, you can list them on dedicated market websites such as Flippa and Motion Invest.

To make a quick £2,000 would require 8 simple websites priced at £250, which could take someone less than a week to put together.

Or…

One website with a digital product like an eBook that is ready to sell, which could also take as little as a week to put together.

As with everything in life, you need to match the product with the right audience, but I imagine that it is possible to create one new website each week that can be sold for £2,000.

One new website each week would give you 52 websites in a year earning you a rather decent £104,000.

Obviously, you will have a few weeks off for holidays… and you may sell some websites for more or less, but you could quite easily build a six-figure-a-year income building simple websites that you sell to investors looking for more digital assets.

And that is the point that I want you to think about, like property, websites are assets that can generate an income or be sold for a profit.

And that is why people like to buy them and add them to their portfolios of digital properties.

If I showed you a way to double £1,000 to £2,000… you’d be interested, right?

Well, that is what these people are doing when they are buying websites.

They are looking for a way to double their money.

They are looking for websites (digital property) that they can buy, relatively cheaply compared to real property, which will double their investment.

Websites can be incredibly cheap to buy and have a greater potential to double, triple, quadruple the investment… often far more.

Discover how easy it can be to build a website that you can sell, click the link below:

How To Build A Profitable Website Fast WITHOUT Knowing Anything About Building Websites!

Kind Regards

John Harrison

PS… Points to consider:

• A simple website can have as little as 3 pages.
• A simple website can take as little as an hour to build.
• You can sell to investors from all around the world.

Here’s that link again:

How To Build A Profitable Website Fast WITHOUT Knowing Anything About Building Websites!

This is one of the reasons why record labels release ‘Greatest Hits’ albums.

Super fans would no doubt already have all of a bands previous albums and songs… but they don’t yet have this album.

The songs may be old and fans may already have them all, but this album is new, the artwork is new, the advertising for the album is new.

It reaches old fans and new fans.

Aging musicians like Rod Stewart release new albums and perform at gigs because they need to keep putting out new stuff and to be seen… plus it is what they love doing.

But many musicians, especially new younger ones today publishing on streaming platforms, cannot live off a few songs and albums that were popular years ago.

A few do, but many don’t.

As much as I agree with the statement that publishing content online every day for one full year will do you a lot of good financially, in most cases it has to be well planned, and you cannot rely on it forever.

New content needs to be published. Maybe not every day, but new content needs to be published otherwise the old will disappear into the past.

The new content props up the old content, it sends people to your old content and keeps your old content being seen.

Content can be incredibly easy to create and publish.

What you are reading now is content, it can be sent as an email, added to a website, added to platforms such as Medium.com, shared on social media, recorded into a microphone and converted into a podcast and a video.

Or it can be done the other way round… you record a podcast and then add the audio to a few images and create a video, then have the audio transcribed into written text and use it in emails and articles.

You can create several pieces of content from one if you plan it well. The more content you get out there, you will be seen by more people.

The point that Russell was making, and it is a point that I agree with completely, is that when you become ‘known’, ‘liked’ and ‘trusted’ by a large number of people, and you are being seen regularly in specific parts of the internet, people are ‘drawn’ to you and they will spend money with you either hiring your services or buying products from you.

Think of the classic US sitcom ‘Cheers’.

Why are regulars called regulars?

It’s because they go regularly and are seen regularly. That is why they all know each other by name.

And when people get to know each other, they tend to pass work, opportunities and money between themselves.

And that is what will happen when you publish content online every day for one full year.

You become known to people. You are a regular that they trust.

Kind regards.

John Harrison.

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I’m not saying that you will be able to do the same if you wrote a lot about the humble Maris Piper potato, it is incredibly common, but looking at her example, you probably could make some money.

If people go searching for content around a specific subject and you have virtually ‘littered’ the internet with content on that subject, it is highly likely that it will be your content that will be shown to them.

When the amount of content you share across several platforms out numbers the competition, it begins to bury their content and you begin to dominate the search engines.

It’s even easier to do when the subject matter is something like a fruit very few people know about.

When few people know about something, it means that a lot of people don’t and that also means that a lot of people could go searching for information.

Think about it, are you likely to do a Google search to explain to you what a potato or a tomato is considering that you eat them regularly?

Or are you more likely to do a search about the durian fruit that is completely new and alien to you?

I believe that she writes about other strange fruit and vegetables.

What I found interesting is that she also offers a service where, for £1,200, her team identifies a specific fruit or vegetable, they build a Medium profile, and then over a six month period they write and publish 30 pieces of content written around that fruit or vegetable.

That’s a rather cool way to make money.

Not only does she make money publishing content around little-known fruit and vegetables, she also makes money offering to do it for other people.

I don’t know if anyone has ever taken her up on that offer, but I wouldn’t be surprised if there has been takers due to the fact that she has published several articles online explaining how much money she has made publishing content around a strange fruit or vegetable.

Who wouldn’t want a piece of that?

If someone pays her and her team £1,200 to publish content about a fruit or vegetable people don’t know much about, and it resulted in them earning £2,400… then it is definitely worth it.

Doubling your money is always a decent return.

With the internet, people can make money year after year with their content and so a £1,200 investment could earn ten times or more back, especially if they carry on publishing new content.

Income amounts will diminish each year if you don’t publish new content, but you can still earn money from content that was published many years ago.

I recently told you about an author who was still to this day earning around £500 a month from a series of books he wrote over 8 years ago which he no longer ‘promotes’.

People were still finding his books and buying them earning him around £6,000 a year in passive income.

There are many different ways to monetise the content you have online, but one of the latest methods which is growing in popularity is to add the content behind a paywall and add a simple ‘Buy Now’ button on the page so that people have to pay to read the content.

This may not work for fruit and vegetables – unless you are publishing a book or a collection of recipes – but it works nicely for content that will ‘transform’ a person’s life.

If you publish content that helps people to solve a problem such as make more money and/or have more free time, people will pay to access the content.

A perfect example is the content we published here:

The EASIEST Way To Start A PROFITABLE Newsletter!

Newsletters are one of the easiest ways to make money online today.

People love to read and they love to learn, and newsletters deliver great content directly to people’s phones.

The best thing about online digital newsletters is that you can publish one from wherever you are in the world. It is an easy way to make money that you can take with you on your travels.

To learn more, go and watch the video now.

Kind regards

John Harrison

PS… If you watch the video, you will see how easy it can be to create your own video newsletter and paid-for content.

Here’s that link again:

The EASIEST Way To Start A PROFITABLE Newsletter!