How Blog Profits Blueprint Got Me

On my journey to learn more about blogging and finding sources which are rich in good information, I have found that Yaro Starak’s Blog Profits Blueprint a must read. For something you can get FREE and professionally outlined, you’re getting valuable guidance with no fluff. There’s no advertising and/or affiliate links coated on the inside. In fact, the only other thing you’ll find Yaro reference to is his blog, Entrepreneur’s Journey.

The man is a mastermind when it comes to traffic. He knows how to bring you back to his blog. He makes sure that the information you have is related to everything he blogs about. There is so much content to read about on blogging, internet marketing and search engine optimization, it’ll take months to finish. This is what lead me to subscribe to the Blog Tips Newsletter from Yaro Starak’s blog.

How I Was Affected

With the economy taking a tow on everybody including my husband, I wanted to search for more options which would bring in more income. The first thing I thought about was working from home. This brought me to blogging. I thought that if I learned how to blog and profit from it, the worries would be less. Next, if that didn’t work out, I thought about going to school online to get some type of quick degree. Either way I was going to learn from the internet. So Yaro’s newsletter was one of many I subscribed to gain more insight into the blogging community.

I was excited to get the report but as my subscriptions grew, all the reports I downloaded were accumulating hard drive dust. I decided to focus on a few at a time and really read through them. I even opened a wordpress.com account to try to take notes on them. I called it PDFscribe. I even made social networking accounts to communicate with other internet marketing enthusiasts. This made me so excited that I felt what I was doing was leading me to blogging success then BOOM!

WordPress shut me down. My account was terminated for violating the terms of service.

What Happened Next

I was so sad. My posts weren’t even backed up. Eventually I downloaded the exported wordpress file and tried to extract as much of the posts as possible. I then opened a Blogger.com account under the same name. I even got an e-mail address from gmail for it. I posted what I had from WordPress.com over and made my new home. It took me all day to do this. I kind of put too much time in trying to make it work.

By the next day, BAM! Blogger shut me down as well.

I couldn’t log into my e-mail account. They also suspended me for violating the terms of service. I thought, you gotta be kidding me right? But they said that if there were any signs of spamming, search engine optimization, goals of profiting, than your blog is gone. Sad but true. I had a feeling that I was on the right track. I was on a roll. I wanted to review all the reports I had and that I had a place to work with … but you can’t really trust anything FREE now can you?

Frustrations Lead Me Elsewhere

I opened up another blog and this time called it the EccentricPDFer. I was furious. I was missing my old blog and felt that I worked on it too hard and all that energy went to waste. All my aggravations went into building the new one. However I was working with dull air. There’s so many restrictions in place, I couldn’t write the way I wanted to. I was churning topics from my arse. On top of that, I couldn’t utilize plug-ins! Eventually, that blog no longer deserved my attention. I abandoned it but it’s still up for my amusement. You can still see it here.

That’s when I decided to really study something online. I was ready to do something of value. I wanted to take a class or be a part of some program which I can learn with other individuals. I needed to find a network of people on the same level as myself. Plus I really sucked with social networking so I did a little research and read more from the reports I had.

Yaro’s report was one of the first I accumulated. I also did a review of his ‘How to Start an Internet Business & Make Your First $1,000 Online‘ on PDFscribe. You can get this report from subscribing to his RSS.

What did I tell you? The guy’s a mastermind. He’s got goodies all over his blog. You just have to search for it and really want it. I feel that Yaro is one of those rare bloggers who knows when to deliver, what to deliver and get you hooked on his delivery.

The Process of Yearning

When I read Yaro’s report, I went over it once, then slowly twice, skimmed it thrice. Well I kept going back and forth with it that I felt I needed more. I was beginning to grow impatient with finding information. I needed a general outline that would slowly go into specifics. So I went onto his blog and listened to podcasts.

Yes, he has them too.

When I needed more I went over to his other website BecomeABlogger.com which he works with Gideon Shalwick to show you how to set up a blog from videos for FREE. There’s also a report there which you can download too call The Roadmap to Become a Blogger.

When I was convinced this guy was the real deal, I decided to join Blog Mastermind. I really liked his way of mental conditioning which makes you think about blogging in a professional way. Many fluff on their earnings and psychologically makes you feel as if you have no chance. In fact, it creates the revenge type of mentality where ‘I’ll show you I can make it’. I didn’t want that.

So as I read through the sales page, the first thing I notice is Yaro’s big smile. He’s good on the eyes as well so that kind of gives him kudos. He asks you questions which most sales pages do and then cuts to the chase with a video. If you’re lazy on reading, that’ll be a great shortcut. Don’t be alarmed by the big hair though. He has trimmed it now.

Now within this video, he takes you into the private members area. You get a glimpse at what you will be paying for and the materials you will learn with. This includes 27 weekly lessons along with a mindset audio program, interviews with professional bloggers, recent and archive teleconference calls and additional materials of which he either gets interviewed or interviews more bloggers on blogging.

He also has a social traffic club of which members will be able to experiment with. Then there’s advance lessons for bloggers who wants to challenge themselves further. Overall, you’re going to get a fully loaded program with so much support that there shouldn’t be any failure.

If I sound like I’m praising Yaro too much that may be because I have not been excited about anything since the computer. Making money online has always been in the back of my mind but to really dig in and exercise it was a big step. In fact, it’s a risk when you’re doing it by yourself and when you’re not sure of where to start, programs like these are set in place for users like me to utilize. I hope in my journey with documenting my studies you’ll learn something. In doing so will I.

What This Program Needs

This program makes use of the Blog Profits Blueprint. In fact, that’s the guide towards the program of which smaller areas will be broken down into. You basically have the textbook in your hand but the workbook is what you have to pay for.

You can download the report by subscribing to Yaro’s newsletter here. He doesn’t force you to buy anything. You only get professional service of which you pay for. And I hope you’re really serious about blogging because he doesn’t talk about how much he makes. In fact, he doesn’t talk about himself at all. He only talks about blogging and how you can monetize blogging just like he does. It was why I was interested in getting the report.

Overall, the report is an easy read. I have had to go over it numerous times before I decided to join the Blog Mastermind program. This was in addition to months of research and reading Entrepreneur’s Journey. I was following along how Yaro markets himself. I really liked his style so I decided, what better time to start than now. I want in. I want to learn everything he’s got. I was sold.

Have you read the Blog Profits Blueprint? What is your impression with the report?

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