When the alternative is revealed to them, they are shocked and surprised that they were wrong.

Unless something tastes completely different, very few people can actually tell the difference between brands.

They think they can, but when all of the wrapping and branding is removed, people struggle to tell the difference.

Some people surprise themselves with the fact they often prefer the cheaper alternatives to the expensive brands they have been buying.

Very few people realise that what they like and enjoy is often influenced by:

• The price of a product.
• What they see other people enjoying.
• Advertising
• Branding

If people believe that they will enjoy something because they have seen other people enjoying it, that they are paying for a superior quality product, and because the advertising shows people having a great experience consuming that specific product… people will buy into it and enjoy those products.

It’s not always the case, there are certain foods and drinks that I cannot stand and no amount of advertising or influence will make me enjoy them, but on the whole for a lot of people who don’t have strong dislikes of a specific product, it can.

Vice President Johnson believed that he could control the temperature, and it seems that he didn’t question it. He enjoyed the control even though he didn’t actually have any.

The perception of control – the belief that he had control over the heating – was enough to keep him happy.

If anything, the flight crew were controlling Johnson’s behaviour.

They had far more control over him than he had control over the temperature in the room.

You’d think that he would notice that the temperature in the room didn’t actually change and that he wasn’t really controlling it, but the perception of control was so strong, it obviously overrode the ability.

Maybe his own body temperature was in a constant state of flux and so whenever he moved the thermostat, it felt like he was controlling the temperature because his body temperature changed not long after.

The truth is, not everything is as it seems.

The question is… are you being influenced without realising?

Kind regards.

John Harrison.

PS… If you haven’t already, click the link below to discover the easiest and fastest way to build an online business:

Your First £1,000 Online

Far too many people have a product or project that is 70%+ complete that just needs finishing, but they never get around to it and so they don’t get to enjoy any results or benefits that would have come from that product or project.

Had he decided to get illustrations done by someone on Fiverr who is already working as an illustrator, he would have had six years of sales to enjoy.

We can’t know for sure how many sales he would have enjoyed over the six years, but what we do know is that by not getting the book published he has not had one sale.

You cannot enjoy sales if you don’t get anything out to market. It’s as simple as that.

If you don’t do something at the time it needs doing, or at the time you had the idea, you will not benefit from it.

Time will pass and before you know it, six years have flown by and your idea or finished product/project is still sitting in the corner gathering dust.

Whatever ideas you have, or whatever you are currently working on, make sure that you complete it so that you can enjoy the benefits of it being finished.

If you are not in a position to complete something right away due to time or money constraints, plan a way to ensure that the project/product gets completed, and actively work on that plan.

If money is the issue, find a way to make more to help bankroll the project, or put a specific amount aside each week.

If time is your issue, look at where you are wasting time so that you can reclaim some back so that you can work more on your project. Or pay someone to do the work that you are struggling to get done due to a lack of time.

The most important thing is to get the project/product finished so that you can enjoy the fruits of your labour.

Yes, there are no guarantees that what you create will be successful, but a finished project/product has a greater chance of success than an unfinished one.

Plus, a finished product that isn’t as successful as you first hoped, can still be used in other ways to help increase your chances of success.

An eBook that doesn’t sell as many copies as you would have liked can become a series of emails or newsletters, a free giveaway to grow an email list, or even a series of videos on YouTube.

A finished product can do so much good for you and your life.

Now… if you are someone who is not interested in creating products or working on projects and would prefer a simpler less involved way to make money, you should take a look at Dan Edwards Z15 Profit System

There is nothing for Dan to finish or complete. He makes a couple of checks and decides on what football games he wants to trade.

He doesn’t wait until the end of the game either, he is like the SAS, he gets in and out as fast as possible.

There’s no sitting around waiting for the final whistle. He takes his profit and runs before the game starts warming up.

If you would like to know exactly what it is that Dan does, click the link below:

The Z15 Profit System

Kind regards.

John Harrison.

PS… This is something that can be done from wherever you are using a smartphone or a tablet. It takes a few minutes to learn and a few minutes to implement. It is one of the simplest methods we have ever shared.

Here’s that link again:

The Z15 Profit System

Starting your own business is a great way to make money… and it is also a great way to pay for ‘toys’ that you may not necessarily be able to afford normally.

I know of a writer who needed a new laptop but his personal financial situation meant that he was never out of his bank overdraft, yet his business bank account was full of money and he was able to buy a new laptop.

With the laptop being a tool of his trade, he was able to purchase it and offset it against tax reducing his tax bill while being able to enjoy new tools.

Usually, people who work for an employee, they can only buy toys such as laptops and mobile phones with the money that is left after tax has been paid.

People with their own companies, can purchase those items with their profits and lower the amount of tax they need to pay.

I remember a few years ago, a politician was given an important position of being the Secretary of State for Business and Trade (or something similar), yet the running joke was that his family business had been running at a loss for many years.

Truth is, that is probably a good business because the ‘profits’ were being invested back into the business, buying new equipment (and toys), lowering the tax bill to the point they were deemed as making a ‘loss’.

The fact that the family business was still running for many years, even though it was technically making a loss, tells me that it wasn’t actually making a loss; it was funding the family well in one way or another.

I imagine that they had a good accountant who was reducing the tax liability to zero using one or several loop holes and methods.

The point of this article is to show you how having your own business can actually benefit you in different ways and that a business that is not making a ‘tonne of profits’ is not necessarily a bad thing.

It can be good.

For example:

Let’s say that you start an online business where you sell information products such as eBooks and eCourses giving you a decent £1,000 per month.

Instead of banking that money each month and giving yourself a tax bill to pay, use it to drive more people to your website, build your email list, and create more products.

While you invest every penny that you make for the first year or two, you will pay nothing in tax.

While you earn £12,000 you are also spending £12,000 to grow the business, meaning that you will not pay any tax as you are not technically making a profit.

What you are doing though, is spending £12,000 of other people’s money on building a business that is going to pay you a lot more in the future.

Eventually, you will grow your business to the point that you will be making a lot of sales and a lot of money.

Yes, eventually you will be forced to pay tax on your future profits, but while you use today’s profits to grow the business and buy equipment, you are benefiting greatly without having to pay tax.

Reducing your tax bill takes a lot of ‘ducking and diving’. It’s about knowing how to best use your money, what to buy, and when. It’s a little like hiding your money in plain sight.

It can be quite a bit of work.

There is an easier way.

And that is to use a system to make money where the profits are completely TAX-FREE!

For those that are not yet aware, gambling in the UK is tax free due to the fact that most people lose more money than they actually make.

However…

There are people who make consistent profits using simple easy-to-do systems.

Take ‘The Easy As 1-2-3 Betfair System’ by John Banks for example, 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.

You could be doubling your money every 3 to 4 weeks with this system.

Learn 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

With there being over 5.47 billion unique daily internet users – approximately 67% of the entire global population which currently stands somewhere around 8 billion people, it shouldn’t be hard to find people who are willing to buy digital products from you each month.

You will need to create some content to fill out the website, but it doesn’t always need to be a lot.

It depends on what subject your website is going to be about.

I remember reading about an Australian guy who created a website about ‘positive affirmations’ which was (at that time) generating over £800 a month promoting an affiliate product he found on Clickbank.

The content on that website was something like five articles written around a few specific keyword phrases, and one YouTube video which was embedded on the website.

The content he created was shown to people who searched Google for those specific keyword phrases.

He was getting a lot of free site visitors each month from Google and earning over £800 a month.

£800 a month over two years would give him a decent passive income of £19,200!

Obviously, the first month or two might not have earned him £800, and later months may have earned more… but we can safely assume that he made over £10,000 at least, possibly £15,000, from that one website.

And it would have cost him no more than £125 to get up and running.

He may have paid someone to create the content for the website, I cannot remember, but even so, I doubt the overall cost was more than £500.

He has made a lot of money back from that small investment.

You do need people to visit your website if you want people to buy products or generate advertising income, and that means that you will need to figure out how to drive people to it.

But even if you don’t actively send people to your website, you would be incredibly unfortunate to not make a profit on your investment.

You only need two sales of a £97 product to make back your investment with a profit.

You only need 13 sales of a £9.99 product to make back your investment with a small profit.

Over a two year period, it is highly likely that you will make those sales anyway.

Random sales happen all the time.

People randomly land on websites and occasionally sales do happen.

If you have set your website up to have a decent set of online signposts pointing back to it, you should get a lot more than just a handful of sales.

Another option would be to rent premium spots on the most visited pages of your website.

Imagine that your website was getting 5,000 visitors each month and that they viewed five pages, you could rent advertising space to one or two companies for £100 or £200 a month who are looking for more exposure.

The advertising has to be congruent with the content on your web pages and relevant to what the site visitors are looking for.

Let’s say that you created a website around the niche of moving to a specific country, a company that specialises in helping people relocate to that country may be happy to pay you for every new customer that they get from your website.

You can either charge a monthly fee to promote their services or get paid a commission whenever someone hires them.

There are many ways to monetise a website, the point is this… a website can cost as little as £125 for TWO years!

It’s a ridiculously low price and everyone should be able to at the very least double their investment over that two year period.

But they should make a lot more… A WHOLE LOT MORE!

If you would like to really see how easy it can be to build a website that will make you money, click the link below:

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

Kind Regards

John Harrison

PS… A website can make money by…

• Selling digital products such as eBooks and PPV Micro-Products.
• Revenue from showing adverts.
• Renting advertising space to one or several companies.
• Promoting affiliate products.
• Building an email list to sell affiliate and digital products.
• Selling online courses.
• Selling a daily/weekly/monthly newsletter.
• Selling the website to investors looking for starter websites or profitable online businesses.

Here’s that link again:

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

Books have chapters and if your book has 12 or more, you can create a yearlong course/newsletter that has 12 (or more) modules which you release each month.

Let’s say that you have written a book that you sell for £9.99 that teaches people how to build an online business focusing on using free social media platforms only.

You could take each chapter and turn it into a monthly module where you expand on it more by showing examples or case studies.

This module could be released as a simple PDF that is delivered via an email or added to a specific member’s area where people subscribing to your course can access all of the modules.

You can even read the chapter out into a video and expand on a few points by sharing a few examples and stories. This is an incredibly simple way of turning a book into another larger product.

You could charge somewhere between £5 and £25 per month to access this ‘extra’ content. Obviously, price depends on what you teach and what you deliver.

If one person subscribes at £5 per month for the full 12 months, you have made £60 for basically the same content that you were selling in a book for £9.99.

Remember, price is determined by the transformation it can have on a person or their life.

For information that entertains or simply informs, you can only really charge £5 or £10, but if you what you share can change people’s lives in ways they thought not possible, then it is worth a lot more.

If you show people how to earn an extra £50,000 a year in passive income, then £97 a month isn’t too much to ask, but if what you teach can only make them an extra £1,000 a year, then a £97 per month is a little excessive.

What you deliver has to give at least 10 times in value what people pay you for it.

Whether they actually do what you show them, or make it work is irrelevant, that is on them.

Price accordingly and you should be able to find a decent amount of people who are willing to pay you for your information.

There are over 5.47 billion unique daily internet users. That is approximately 67% of the entire global population which currently stands somewhere around 8 billion people.

I’d be surprised if you were unable find a few thousand people who are willing to pay you each month to learn something new out of that amount of people.

So, if you have written a book, or are planning on writing a book that has 12 or more chapters, you should also consider creating a monthly/yearlong course with each chapter being a monthly module for which you can charge more for.

There is no reason as to why you cannot do both.

If you do publish your work as a book and as a monthly course/newsletter, add a little extra content to the monthly version so that it is slightly different and no one is going to accuse you of overcharging for your book.

Kind regards.

John Harrison.

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Your newsletter can be about anything!

People think that the best earning newsletters are those in the ‘make money’ niche, but that is not necessarily true.

Yes, there are people who are making a lot of money with them, and that is because they can generally charge more money per month for them.

Some people charge £97 per month for newsletters that teach people how to make money.

But on the whole, the newsletters that are really doing well are those with thousands of subscribers who are only paying £5 or £10 a month.

You don’t need to charge a lot of money per month and you don’t have to write about making money.

If you find 500 people willing to pay you £5 per month, you are making a decent £2,500 per month!

Find 1,000 or more and you are making over £5,000 per month!

How does that sound?

Finding 500 subscribers in a global population of over 8 billion with nearly 67% of those accessing the internet each day, shouldn’t be too difficult.

Finding subscribers is probably the hardest part of publishing your own newsletter, but with so many people online and gathering on free-to-use social media platforms each day, it isn’t as hard as you may think.

Let’s take football as an example.

Football is a popular worldwide sport with millions of fans globally.

There are plenty of teams, players, and leagues to write and talk about, with most of the information already online for you to ‘borrow’.

You could potentially create a newsletter that focuses on football and your opinions of teams, players, and individual games.

You should be able to find at least 500 paying subscribers, but if you don’t, there are other ways to monetise your newsletter such as signing up to be an affiliate for the numerous bookmakers and betting exchanges and earn commissions promoting those websites and services within your newsletter.

That would be a fantastic way to generate money as a lot of football fans love to have a ‘cheeky punt’ on their team.

Bookmakers and betting exchanges pay good commissions. Affiliates generally earn more than 90%+ of the people who use their services.

Most people who have a ‘cheeky punt’ don’t use any system or plan; they just place a bet on a ‘hunch’ or a ‘hope’.

Dan Edwards isn’t one of those people; he only places money on games where specific research shows that he has the best chance of making money.

He doesn’t wait until the end of the game either, he is like the SAS, he gets in and out as fast as possible.

There’s no sitting around waiting for the final whistle. He takes his profit and runs before the game starts warming up.

If you would like to know exactly what it is that Dan does, click the link below:

The Z15 Profit System

Kind regards.

John Harrison.

PS… This is something that can be done from wherever you are using a smartphone or a tablet. It takes a few minutes to learn and a few minutes to implement. It is one of the simplest methods we have ever shared.

Here’s that link again:

The Z15 Profit System

Going back to the idea of growing a pension, do you know what the best pension is?

Being wealthy.

Obviously, the more money you have, the better the quality of life you can enjoy when you get older.

A pension is an income to help you when you retire, but if you amass more money than the average person then you already have a decent pension pot… unless you spend it, that is.

The next best pension is to have a passive income.

To be earning money from an investment of any kind while not actively working, is incredibly freeing and gives you a wonderful feeling of security and peace of mind.

Another great pension is to have a set of skills, know-how, or a system to make money that you can dip into at any time that makes money with very little effort.

A perfect example of that is The Z15 Profit System that Dan Edwards uses to make a substantial amount of ‘pocket money’ from trading football matches.

Unlike gamblers who spend their days betting on games and waiting (and hoping) for a specific team to win, Dan doesn’t care which team wins, all he cares out about is getting in and out fast and scalping a profit from the thousands of pounds that gamblers have put into the markets.

What Dan does is something that anyone of any age can do, and they can do it as much or as little as they want.

People looking for a little extra pocket money can drop onto this every now and then, and those who want to make a lot of money can do this as many times as they want each day and build up a big bank of profits.

Dan uses this like a pension; he trades often resulting in him growing his bank each and every day.

He started small, a bit like the first £5 paid into a pension plan, and as the winnings mounted up and his money pot grew, he was able to make bigger trades resulting in bigger wins

The more money he makes, the more he can trade, the more he trades, the more money he makes.

The actual system is so simple, it can take five minutes to understand and master… yet it will give you the edge over 90% of the people who place bets on football games.

Click the link below to discover more:

The Z15 Profit System

Kind regards.

John Harrison.

PS…Just like a pension, making smaller regular amounts will grow into larger amounts of money.

Far too many people want ‘the big fast win’ but soon become disappointed and despondent when they don’t get it.

And while they are bemoaning their luck and feeling sorry for themselves, those people who are constantly making regular small amounts of money are flying past them and growing their wealth.

To discover more, click the link below:

The Z15 Profit System

She is working long days which can be incredibly tiring.

She works a 9 to 5 job and hardly gets much time to herself before starting her evening delivery shift at 6pm.

In that hour, she needs to take her dog for a walk too.

It’s going to be hard to keep up for a long period of time.

Still, she will enjoy the money each week.

She is doing two nights which means that she is earning an extra £90 a week which is a rather decent £360 a month on top of her quite decent monthly wage from her 9 to 5 job.

I believe she spent around £7 in fuel that night, but she was given a free meal which is worth around £10 so even if you take the fuel costs out of her earnings for the night, she has saved money by reducing her food costs.

Her free meal was taken to work the following day.

As I say, I cannot criticise her for doing the delivery job, it will pay for treats and holidays, but it is quite sad that there are younger people who still turn to these kinds of jobs because they do not see the opportunities of the online world.

My friend’s daughter spends most of her spare time scrolling through social media, and watching videos on Tik Tok.

Apparently, she is really enjoying Pinterest at the moment.

Before starting to write this article, I quickly scanned through an article from a woman who claims to be making around £22,035 per month creating ‘viral’ content for Pinterest.

I also saw an article from another woman who was sharing the fact that she had sold over 300 copies of her new eBook which showed people how she was making thousands of pounds on TikTok, and included a detailed case study showing how she had made £58,762 in one year using the platform.

The eBook was priced at £18 and so 300 copies would mean that she has made £5,400… but she has sold over 300 and could be well on her way to hitting 400 copies sold.

When she hits 400 copies sold, she will have generated a rather decent £7,200. That is on top of the money she makes from TikTok too.

The reason I am telling you this is that here are two women who are making money from the comfort of their own homes, creating content that they are either sharing or selling online.

And they are not making just a few pounds here and there; they are making tens of thousands of pounds from their online digital empires.

The question remains; why isn’t my friend’s daughter doing the same?

The answer to that is a combination of…

1. She is a habitual consumer of entertainment.
2. She doesn’t really know anything about these opportunities (probably because what she consumes is entertainment and not information).
3. She doesn’t really know how to start something and stick with it until it is earning.
4. She doesn’t understand the concept of doing something once and profiting from it multiple times over a long period of time.

Sadly, my friend’s daughter is a person who seems to think that to make money you have to exchange an hour of your time doing something specific for it.

On the surface, she may know that people make money doing things which are not paid for by the hour, but she doesn’t understand it fully.

She may also have acted on impulse.

She may have seen the Indian restaurant advertising for a delivery driver and knowing that she could do with the money, thought to herself ‘I could do that!’ and so decided to give it a go.

I mean… it’s not difficult. You carry a bag to the car, drive a short distance, carry the bag to a door and hand it over and take payment. It’s easy as far as ‘work’ goes.

But there is so much more money that could be made from that time spent delivering food.

I just hope that my friend can convince her to at least stop and look at what opportunities there are for her online.

There are many stories of people who have replaced their day jobs because they were earning more money selling digital products online.

People from all walks of life and from all corners of the world have created incredibly lives for themselves because they decided to build an online income.

Money comes from selling multiple copies of (or access to) a single product.

Sell multiple products and you can be making a lot of money each month.

Instead of driving around for four to five hours for just £45, you could spend four to five hours crafting content which will generate several thousand pounds… which is a far better use of your time, don’t you agree?

Here’s a brilliant online opportunity that you can start today for FREE and do from virtually anywhere in the world (North Korea might be a problem, though).

You create and publish simple content which you get paid for multiple times.

Click the link below to discover more:

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!

Recently, we have published several new products which will make several thousand pounds in sales, possibly tens of thousands of pounds.

Those products are pretty simple to create and can change the financial situations of those who created them, but… very few people who start to create similar products actually finish them.

The reason for that is most people jump in and fail to pace themselves accordingly.

They start off strong with a fast sprint, but then they start to wane and eventually hit burn-out.

People start with a good intention of creating a product they can sell which could make them a lot of money, but because they have been at work, or busy with family or other commitments, they fail to consider that they need to have a plan to follow which will allow them to rest when necessary.

When people become tired and don’t get the necessary rest, they crash and then… they quit.

We all love to hear stories of people who worked a long 14 hour shift at work, then hit the gym for an hour, went home and had meal time with the family before reading a bedtime story to their children… and then… work until 2am writing a book or creating a product that eventually gives them financial freedom.

Those are powerful stories.

They are very inspirational and motivational.

However…

They are also exceptionally rare.

They are more the exception than the rule.

The rule is that most people start something and then stop because they tried to do too much too soon.

There are loads of unfinished products and projects that could have been life changing, but because a plan was not followed, people hit burn-out and stopped.

Had they followed a plan and ‘paced’ themselves like Joanna, they would have finished their products.

If you have a product idea, break it down into easy-to-manage chunks, such as chapters in a book, and plan to work on those chunks or chapters over a set period of time.

I recall talking to a guy who had an idea for a product which he thought would require a small PDF guide, and around ten short videos.

Several years later, he still hadn’t finished it because he threw himself into it; he tried to do too much at once, hit burn-out, stopped, and never went back to it.

Had he made a plan that he would write a page or two of the PDF guide a day until it was finished, and then record one video per day/every other day until the whole project was finished, he could have enjoyed a lot of extra money over the last few years.

But he didn’t…

He had the idea, created a list of what the product needed, and then threw himself all in hoping to ‘knock it all out’ within a few days.

Had he not tried to ‘knock it all out’ fast, and instead decided to do it at a more of a dawdle pace, he would have completed it and banked the money he was hoping for.

Sometimes it pays to pace yourself and not rush.

As the saying goes, less haste, more speed.

This is a perfect example of the tortoise and the hare.

With there being 365 days in each year and it being at least three years since he had the product idea, he has had around 1,095 days to get the product finished.

But instead he wanted it done in five days or less which resulted in it not being done and him not earning a penny extra.

It’s ridiculous.

I often talk to people who tell me that they have had a great idea for a product or a project and then years later I ask if they ever finished it only to be told that they haven’t.

Either I am told that they didn’t have enough time, of that they started it but got distracted somehow.

When you take into consideration how many years have passed, they have had more than enough time to get it finished.

Pacing yourself by using a realistic plan will ensure that you get things done.

It’s better to take three months to do something even though you’d rather do it within a week, than look back several years later and wonder why you didn’t finish it.

If you cannot achieve things fast, be like Joanna, achieve them slowly. It’s better to achieve what you want than to not achieve it and be left with feelings of regret and frustration.

Kind regards.

John Harrison.

PS. Pacing yourself is vital when it comes to making money. Making smaller regular amounts will grow into larger amounts.

Far too many people want ‘the big fast win’ but soon become disappointed and despondent when they don’t get it.

And while they are bemoaning their luck and feeling sorry for themselves, those people who are constantly making regular small amounts of money are flying past them and growing their wealth.

And they do it by pacing themselves, and that is exactly what Dan Edwards does with his Z15 Profit System.

To discover more, click the link below:

The Z15 Profit System

It is a great way of making money, and still having something that you can sell later or take back control of at a later date.

For the potential renter, the idea that they can rent a website that is already earning meaning that they can make a profit from the start is very appealing.

I chose £400 as a rental price out of the air. I think it is a fair price to pay for a website that is already making £1,130 per month which has the potential to make a lot more.

The fact that the website is already earning is appealing and that a renter will nearly triple their investment is surely going to find people who are interested in renting it.

There are variations to this idea which I think could work too.

A website that is not earning money could possibly be rented out in a similar way to an empty shop unit.

A website that is around a specific niche that already has content published with more content going on each month could be rented out to someone who wants to make money from that niche.

The content published could be seen as the fixtures and fittings such as shelves and display units in a retail unit.

The person renting will add their own products or services to the website as a way to make the money, the pre-published content helps draw people to the website.

£47 to £97 per month would not be too much to ask for a website like this.

Not when you consider that people used to pay – and probably still do – similar amounts to Network Marketing and Multi Level Marketing programs and have nothing of their own to show for it when they eventually cancel.

At least with a website that has unique content and its own branding, you are not trying to compete with the other hundreds of websites that are all trying to add people to the same network.

For the person renting, the £47 to £97 per month rent pays for the hosting fees, the position of the website in the search results, for the ongoing content that is being written and published (optional), and the opportunity to have a place to sell products from or earn an income from advertising.

For the website owner, the £47 to £97 earned is for the previous work of creating and publishing content, and for any further content you may provide.

But, as with all services and products, you need to give the customer more in the way of value than what they pay you in money.

A person can build their own website at a cost of £125 for two years, so why would they want to pay you between £47 and £97 a month to rent one of your websites?

Unless your website is making money like the one in the first example, you have to deliver something that the person renting the website needs.

That could be supplying content each month or delivering a specific amount of monthly website visitors.

Let’s use content as an example:

Imagine for one minute that you had ten websites that you each rented out for £97 per month, you would be earning £970 and for that, you are creating new content to go onto each website.

The content could be 4 x 500 word articles per month which should take you no more than a couple of hours to create. You could pay someone on Fiverr.com to write it for you or even use ChatGPT to create the content for you.

This version requires you to create something for your money each month, but it doesn’t have to be a lot of content.

I know of one person who charges over £60 to write one 800-1,000 word email, with that in mind, a person paying you £97 for a website cannot expect too much in the way of new content each month.

When a person starts their own website from scratch, they will have no one visiting their website so if you had a website that had 5,000 or more unique monthly visitors, then you would have something that a person needs and would consider renting.

Without site visitors a website cannot make any money, and so if your website solves that problem, you have something people will happily pay for.

If a person with a series of eBooks and digital products pays you £97 per month to rent your website and make £194 in sales, they have doubled their money at least.

It may not sound like a lot, but from an investment point of view, that is a fantastic return.

Everyone says that if they could find a way to spend one pound and make two back, they would do it. This is pretty much a machine like that.

£97 in a bank will earn you virtually nothing, but if you were to pay £97 to rent a website that had 5,000 visitors looking for specific content, you should be able to at least double your money with sales of specific products.

A cosmetic surgeon, who charges thousands of pounds per procedure, would happily pay £97 or more to rent a website that has a lot of visitors each month looking for advice and information on cosmetic surgery.

They only need one or two new clients per month to make it worthwhile for them.

I believe that there is a lot of potential with this idea. Find the right people and provide them with the right online environment, and you could be on to a real winner.

Kind regards.

John Harrison.

PS… If that sounds to you like too much hard work, maybe you should check out Dan Edwards’…

The Z15 Profit System

Dan doesn’t do hard work, he chooses simplicity… or rather it chose him.

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.

He is in and out fast. He doesn’t like to stick around for too long.

This is something that you can start today and 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