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I was given special access to Brian and Tony Clark’s new membership site Teaching Sells as a joint venture partner to see if I felt the program was worth recommending to you.

Every other blogger in my industry has already written their promotional posts about the program during the first few days when Teaching Sells was released. Although I know my blogging peers all work very hard to offer great content and unbiased opinion when they recommend a product, there is also an element of urgency whenever something new launches. As you probably can guess, in terms of affiliate sales the sooner you promote the more you make because you beat the other affiliates.

I was on holiday during the launch of Teaching Sells so I decided to hold off my post until I could actually look inside and review the content, rather than attempt to rush a post during my holiday purely for the sake of getting in quick for maximum affiliate sales.

I’ve just spent some time going through what’s available to members after joining and here’s what I think of Teaching Sells.

Can You Make Money Selling What You Know?

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I just completed reading a fantastic book called 50 Great E-Businesses and the Minds Behind Them by Ross & Holland published by Random House Australia (more details).

Here is my video review of the book (press play) -

This book features 50 stories of successful Internet businesses and the people behind them, including Australian successes Wotif.com, CarSales.com.au, Seek, RealEstate.com.au, big names like Facebook, College Humor, Hot or Not, Skype, YoutTube, Google, Paypal, and a section I was very pleased to see - bloggers! - including Engadget, PerezHilton, Treehugger, Gizmodo and Gawker, and some very web 2.0 sites like Pandora, Digg and Flickr.

Update: I’m going to give this book away at random to one person who leaves a comment on this post. For a chance to win, just leave a comment that is at least two sentences or longer.

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Monika, from The Writers Manifesto, offered to take a look at TNX.com, a text link brokering service with a unique spin on the traditional system used by other brokers. Here’s what Monika had to say after trialling the system out for herself in this review…

TNX.net Review

TNX is a text link based advertising service that works with a points system rather than just being a simple paid links service.

Their aim is to provide webmasters with highly targeted visitors via search engines and give advertisers a platform to purchase links from various websites.

The sign up process is free and quick and within minutes I was able to access the back office. I signed up with TNX because I wanted to learn more about this company. Lately there have been quite a few bloggers reviewing their site and the general opinion is kind of mixed. On my quest to find out more, here is what I learned.

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Angela Wills visited the IncParadise.com website last week for a review and she also conducted a brief interview with John Vanhara, the president of Inc Paradise. If you are in the USA and have considered incorporating a business this review should help to clarify a few questions you have.

For this review I stopped by IncParadise.com, a website that offers incorporation services for 50 states in the US.

I don’t know a thing about incorporating. I think mine is a good perspective to do the review since it’s likely most people coming to the site are new to incorporating and just want to get their business incorporation set up.

There are some things that I would expect to see on the main page of a site that offers incorporation services. Here are some questions I was asking myself as I looked for information about the service:

• How can they help me incorporate?
• What do I need to do to incorporate?
• How much will it cost for my state?

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I invited Fran Kerr to complete a review of Gary Evan’s new site, Positivity Space, a community membership site focused on using the Law of Attraction to improve all areas of your life. Here is what Fran had to say after spending sometime inside the community site.

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Taking a bit of a wander through the ‘law of attraction’ related membership site, PositivitySpace.com, was quite a pleasant experience. In fact, I was somewhat delighted that Yaro had given me this task. What other job allows you to leaf through numerous articles and videos on personal development, spirituality and more importantly – the law of attraction.

Positivity Space is a membership site or online community founded by Gary Evans, as a means of creating a one-stop-shop for all your law of attraction needs, including downloadable resources, training videos and a really easy way to connect with like minded people.

Navigating Through PositivitySpace.com

When you first log into the membership site, you’re presented with a news page, which lists the latest resources added in a blog style article post along with a message from Gary. I love how easy Gary’s made it to see what’s new and what’s been updated so you don’t actually have to hunt for it yourself. I also really like the blog style news post so members can add comments if they wish.

Downloadable Resources

I was impressed with the quantity and variety of the available downloads. Positivity Space has a section titled ‘Downloads’ which is a large bank of resources (mainly PDFs) either directly or indirectly related to the law of attraction. I could easily spend hours in there leafing through and reading the resources.

The problem is, when it comes to spirituality I’m a complete snob. I’ve been fascinated about spirituality and personal development for the last ten or so years so I’ve read a lot and done a lot of research of my own. I also tend to feel that yoga and meditation is the answer to everything so I often disregard a lot of the new age and ‘em>personal development information out there.

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