The One Hour Content Plan: The Solopreneur's Guide to a Year's Worth of Blog Post Ideas in 60 Minutes and Creating Content That Hooks and Sells

Un libro utilissimo per blogger, vlogger o per chi vuole costruirsi una presenza online. Si legge velocemente, i concetti sono spiegati in modo semplice e chiaro, ovviamente se sapete l'inglese. Un libro che rivoluzionerà in meglio la mia presenza online. Consigliatissimo

The good: This book does lay out a great method for planning out content, and provides plenty of great ideas and details. I've highlighted tons, and used it as the basis of my content plan. For me, it was well-worth the money. And as others have noted, the author has extra materials available for download, if you're willing to enter your email address. Those are actually a good value-add, and you can always unsubscribe if you don't want to receive the ongoing email marketing. The bad: As is the case with many self-published books, this could have used another round of editing. There were quite a few grammatical and formatting issues, but more importantly, most of the pictures and illustrations were illegible, at least in the print version.

A very good book for starters and a clear Roadmap on how to structure your content.

I decided on this book because of the reviews.Surprised how good this is to structure my thoughts around blog posts. Would recommend

I was hoping for a little more value from this book. It covers the basics of blogging, but didn't teach me anything new. I will, however, take the time to go through the bonus resources in detail and create my content plan. I would have liked to have seen more content examples, templates etc. to demonstrate article formats that work well. I think my takeaway from this book is: I need to take the time to plan my posts better and track their progress via analytics.