Blogging to the bank by Rob Benwell was one of the first ebooks about blogging I ever bought. Since then, it has been updated several times. Version 3.0 is by far the most detailed one, and it has some great tips about how to earn money from blogging.
It’s hard not to compare Blogging to the Bank 3.0 with ProBlogger, the book by Darren Rowse. The aim of both books is quite similar, they are both about how to start blogging, how to drive traffic to your blog and in the end, how to become a professional blogger an earn money from blogging.
ProBlogger is a book, not an ebook, and it’s more detailed with a lot more pages (220 pages). It’s a great book, but on the other hand, Blogging to the Bank 3.0 is straight to the point. It’s 58 pages, and it’s all about how to earn money, nothing to do with how to set up your blog (ProBlogger has a lot of information about this).
I’ve also been a member of Yaro Starak’s Blog Mastermind, a very detailed and awesome coaching program about how to become a successful blogger. I think that Blog Mastermind probably is the most detailed “how to become a professional blogger” system, but it all depends on how much you are ready to pay. With Blogging to the Bank 3.0 you only pay a one time fee of $37, and you get close to “everthing” you need to know about how to earn money from blogging.
I’ll tell you a few of the techniques that it covers.
- The 2 big changes in big money blogging
- Getting your blog indexed within 24 hours
- How to get thousands of links for free
- The sneaky theme sponsor trick
The great thing about buying Blogging to the Bank 3.0 is that Rob Benwell is a self-made millionaire, who is earning his money by blogging. The techniques in his ebook is the blogging techniques he uses to earn money, that’s evidence enough that they work.
When buying Blogging to the Bank 3.0 you will also get your hands on some bonuses:
- Ready Made Blogs
- Underground Seminar Blogging Powerpoint Slides
- Article Assistance
- Blog Announcer Pro
- How To Get Your Blog Indexed In 24 Hours Report
Blogging to the Bank 3.0 is definitely worth $37.
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