As you know, the Internet provides bountiful
opportunities to find and
learn from thousands of eCourses, many of them
free, or at least easily
affordable.
When you do find an eCourse that satisfies your
thirst for information on
a topic of interest, like increasing traffic, you
can pay for a subscription or
often subscribe just by providing your first name and
email address and...
... receive a series of lessons delivered via your
email at a schedule set
by the course author - from daily to sometimes weekly
mailings.
This is a great convenience because it allows you to
schedule your learning
and studying time in advance.
However, there's
a flip side to this -
There is always the possibility of missing an
important lesson or two from
the series for a variety of
reasons -
►Your
eMail service suddenly decides that the emailed lesson
is spam
and does not deliver it to you
► or
diverts it to your SPAM folder
►
You get busy in other important phases of your life and
forget to
open a lesson when it arrives
►
You accidentally delete one of your emailed lessons
before opening it
►
You lose interest if a course has many lessons delivered
too many
days apart
Think about it - you
really need to be dedicated to learning from your
ecourse, especially when there are a dozen or more
lessons involved and
they arrive every 3 , 4, or 5 days apart - or even
weekly.
It could take months to reap the full benefits of
those more robust courses.
As an eCourse
publisher, I don't want you to miss
even one single
lesson in the courses I provide,
and I certainly don't want you
to lose interest.
Here's what I've done to overcome those problems -
The 20 lessons in my "20 Days to More Traffic"
eCourse, for example,
have been consolidated into a
Total Lesson Manual and published as a
PDF file with active resource links, plus more related
and bonus material
not easily included in the periodic lesson mailings.
So, instead of waiting 4 or 5 weeks to complete the
full course material,
it's now available as a single download that you
can either read on your
monitor or print and read at your absolute convenience -
in your study,
office, den, or even as a bedside table eBook.
Call it what you prefer - study manual, Total Lesson
Manual, total course
manual, it’s a robust number of lessons, consolidated
into a 24 page
learning tool where each course segment has one easily
studied
valuable key idea.
Sure, it required a lot of time to research and prepare
this Total Lesson
Manual, but that doesn't mean it's being offered at
those typical eCourse
prices of $97, $47, or even $27.
No - the 24 page Full eCourse Total
Lesson Manual in PDF downloadable
format can be yours now for only $12.95.
And that's Instant availability for 20 powerful
lessons that cover proven
traffic generation techniques from Search Engine
Optimization, through
eMail marketing, Social Networking, Article submission,
Pay per Click
promoting, and of course, much, much more -
- plus a few surprise bonuses not included in the
stretched out
daily
mailing eCourse lesson series.
Even if you have already subscribed to my "20 Days to
More Traffic"
ecourse and are part way through the lessons, this
Total Course manual
►provides
you the
opportunity to jump ahead to an earlier completion
►
save the complete course material
in a convenient package
►
have a hard copy resource that your can refer to time
and time again.
If increasing traffic
to your website, blog, or newsletters is your goal, this Total Lesson Manual can be your All-In-One
resource and stepping stone
to more quickly meeting that goal.
Get
your "20 Days to
More Traffic" complete Total
Lesson Manual
Secure Order thru PayPal
!00 % Guarantee that your Total Lesson Manual
will
give you the tools to increase the traffic to your
website, blog, or web product, or your money back!
P.S. As many of you know (especially those of you who
have subscribed to
my
eCourses and regularly check out my eCourse Directory),
I like to give
away a
lot of my courses and reports for free. But I’m really
putting a lot of
time and thought these days into
packaging up some of the best stuff into
more convenient
and more easily usable packages.
This is the first in what
will
be a series of Total Course manuals for my
more
extensive
eLearning
courses.
