Teach & Write Your Way To Paid Publication Instructor: John Wiley Spiers

Time & Dates: Winter 2012

  Tuesday  1/24-2/28/2012

  Section 1 ~  6:30pm to 8pm  Pacific time   (This would be 7:30 pm to 9pm Mountain, 8:30-10 Central, 9:30 -11 Eastern) 

Teaching is a mark of leadership, and teachers naturally publish. In this seminar you will learn to teach and write your way to paid publication. No credentials necessary, your expertise is your qualification. The topics are unlimited.

There is something you know that others would like to learn, and it is probably your favorite topic. Whether racing pigeon nutrition, how insurance really works, or physics, you may turn your expertise into a NONCREDIT course. It is likely you have all the technology you need for this work. You set your schedule and compensation.

You will learn action steps on how to organize content for delivery, market your course to noncredit programs nationwide by email, both in-person sage-on-the-stage and internet courses, and how to leverage it all into producing and marketing your book. Stake out territory for your topic on the ‘net and make your name the top hit for pages on Google search and Amazon books, without investing a dime in promotion.

Whether sideline work or your career, the amount of work you take is up to you. Enjoy the benefits of self-employment. Follow-up help available for readers at www.perishyourpublisher.com.

Required Text: Perish Your Publisher (Either free eVersion or optional paperback) by John Spiers Paperback: 180 pages Publisher: Seattle Teachers' Press ISBN-10: 0979551528 Available through school bookstore or www.perishyourpublisher.com

Course Location: On The Internet Course Fee: $79.00

About the Instructor: John Wiley Spiers is an importer by profession, and an adjunct noncredit lecturer at over forty colleges in USA and Canada. His book on importing has 37 five star ratings out of 42 on Amazon.com where it has been sold continuously since 2001. His name comes up first in google searches, all a result of teaching. John runs his small import business out of Seattle, and teaches as an avocation. Previously this course was only available to working teachers, and now it is open to everyone.