Third, make a list of your "pet peeves." What gets you angry? What do you wish people wouldn't do? What do you want people to "get" or "get sooner?"

One of my pet peeves is a teacher telling students how hard something is going to be for them "before" student starts. It sets up their failure; it sets it up to be hard. I do not believe any teacher has right to say what is hard for someone else. It just might be easy for them. This pet peeve didn't come out until I started attending many writing conferences throughout United States. Every single author kept telling other writers how hard writing is. When I talked with many successful and to be successful writers, they told me they always found writing easy not hard.

Yours could be "people changing lanes without signaling." A challenging one to connect with you and your expertise. I did this as an ecourse and sold it to AAA for their web site use. They used it for a whole year on their web site. There are branch offs to these, like, "How to stay in NOW while you are driving," or "How to stay present when driving."

If you don't know what your pet peeves are, ask your spouse, your friends, your coach. I bet they know yours.

Three Ways to Market Ecourses

1. Add to your web site and ezine. 2. Submit to every online newsletter (ezine) you can find. Do a search on Google.com to generate a list of sites that will allow you to submit your link. 3. In your e-mail software, create a signature with announcement for this ecourse.

Strategy

Complete one course a week if you are aggressive until you have ten. Draft, edit two or three times, and have it professionally edited. Write a marketing paragraph and your signature lines. After ten, you will begin to see topic possibilities everywhere and you will have techniques and system fairly down pat. After 10, pick one or two days a month and just write ecourses. Then begin seeing topics and creating ecourses that you can sell. Now you can start creating residual revenue. Write and market, write and market, and keep on going. You can do this for a year and have 50 or 60 of them done. Then you can skip writing any for next year or two and focus in on another marketing tactic.

Another strategy is to hire someone else to write them for you and you focus on marketing only. On other hand, you write and have someone else market. The more you can leverage to other people’s time, money and success you will have.

Internet marketing and making money online is serious business, just like any business in "real" world. Just like any business, you have to put forth an effort in order to succeed. You need to invest time and money. It never ceases to amaze me how some people relentlessly expect to succeed without making an investment of any kind.

Go ahead, give it an honest try. I believe it will work for YOU if you work with it! Let me know about your success.