As many of you know, I have been freelance blogging for over two years now. In that time I have gone from earning $15 per hour to over $150 per hour and beyond.
Last November I launched my original guide to freelance blogging and have sold hundreds of copies since, but I always knew that I could do more to help freelance bloggers.
And that is why I have created Paid to Blog — a comprehensive online course. It is the successor to my original guide and represents an enormous leap forward in how I can help you become a successful freelance blogger.
What You Can Expect From Paid to Blog
The course is split into various sections as follows:
- The Paid to Blog guide: how to become a successful freelance blogger.
- The Successful Blogging guide: how to write great blog posts.
- Exclusive articles on what it takes to be a successful freelance blogger.
- Exclusive interviews with successful freelance bloggers and online entrepreneurs.
- An ever-growing list of paid guest posting opportunities (currently 75+).
- Job Listings Worth Pitching: a carefully curated list, updated weekly, of jobs for bloggers from across the web.
The two guides are taken from my original guide but have been heavily edited, updated and improved upon. Also, I have included “Action Steps” throughout the course that outline exactly what you need to do in order to become a successful freelance blogger.
In short, Paid to Blog is what my original guide should have been. It has turned out even better than I had hoped and I am looking forward to improving it even more in the future, with regular updates to the job-seeking resources as well as the guides too. By purchasing Paid to Blog, you are making an investment in a course that will continue to grow alongside your freelance blogging career.
To give you an idea of the level of detail you can expect from the guide, download a sample module (PDF, 450kb) from the Successful Blogging guide, “Creating Your Blog”:
Paid to Blog is available in three different packages to suit all budgets. Click here to see more details. Please let me know if you have any questions!
Nice job, Tom.
Looks like a great choice for your next step with the blog.
Thanks Jamie, appreciate it!
To be honest, in one way I’m glad to get the monkey off my back. I wasn’t 100% satisfied with the original guide and wanted to make sure that I had produced the best course I could before moving onto other things.
This is awesome Tom.
I’ve always been meaning to re-read your original course after my initial read and it’s just been something I’ve kept moving to the back of the list.
Well I definitely won’t be doing that again!
Really excited to get into the updated content and everything else!
Congratulations on the launch!
Thanks Jackson!
Congrats Tom! I am looking forward to digging in to the new materials! It sounds like awesome updates and improvements have been added!
Thank you Jo, as always!
Congrats. $247 is quite steep! Are you teaching us how to be a freelance writer or blogger? These are two completely different things.
Anybody can be a freelance writer, but not anybody can earn an income blogging. For example, what percentage of your income comes from ads and affiliate income and what is that amount?
Just go look at Tom’s income reports and you can see the breakdown… The link is his bottom navigation.
I suppose that’s a matter of perspective. In my opinion, $249 for a guide that tells you everything you need to know about freelance blogging along with the resources to find freelance blogging jobs that can end up paying you tens of thousands of dollars over a course of months is a pretty good deal 🙂 And if you don’t consider it a good deal, you can grab just the guides for $39 instead!
Not everybody can be a freelance writer (not by a long shot), and I think you’re getting a little confused over the definition of freelance blogging. A freelance blogger is not someone who makes money from ads or affiliate income, it is someone who makes money by blogging for paying clients.
Great work, Tom!
I already took a look at it, but I plan to read it in more detail this weekend.
Definitely worth it 🙂
Thanks Karen!
Something to consider once I’m officially freelance and it’s tax deductible… next month 😀
Put it on the to do list 😉
Looks awesome Tom,
Definitely taking things to another level I’ll have to share this with my peeps.
Thanks Darnell!