The Solopreneur's Guide to Generating a Year's Worth of Blog Post Ideas in Just One Hour: The One Hour Content Plan

Amazon Customer: The books is very short and frictionless.
Downloadable worksheet is helpful

Cons for the most part felt like reading a blog. LACKS DEPTH

Good introduction for beginners.

India on Jul 22, 2023

Natalie Kriger: I've read a ton of books like this, but "The One Hour Content Plan" was the first one that actually took all the noise that the others left spinning around in my head and laid it all out in a simple, methodical way AND gave me action items and worksheets to complete in order to help me work my way through the process. I needed this book!

United States on Jun 30, 2023

M. D.: I’m starting out on my blogging journey and I definitely found this very helpful in building a strong foundation for my future endeavor. Thank you Meera! 😍

United States on May 07, 2023

Ed Barton: If you are a blogger, you know that content is your product and content creation your core competency. You get some good ideas, a framework for content creation, and a few effective tactical suggestions in Kothand’s book. She has several on topic, and are best read in conjunction with each other for developing an effective content framework.

United States on Nov 16, 2022

Sanna: Provides actionable goals to improve your blogging craft.

Help to frame a functional blogging framework.

Highly recommend this book. Very useful.

Canada on Oct 18, 2022

Mathew Aubry: This book was packed full with useful tools and tips to start working on creating content that will get you views and possibly start your own carrier as a blogger.

Canada on Mar 12, 2022

Sandrine Sparkes ConnellSandrine Sparkes Connell: The media could not be loaded.  I didn't finish this book yet, but I genuinely love it so far.
From this book, I have been searching all Over social media, but this book is the one you will need especially if you are like me who is new to blogging. To make a blog do well, preparation is crucial, and I needed this book to Start my blog.
This book contains many advice, examples, templates, tools and recommendations that you may start using immediately. I’ll certainly bring this book to my friend who’s trying to start creating content.
I would suggest this book to any beginner who makes content and need a guide that works.

Canada on Jul 20, 2021

Stacey Davidson: I've learned more from this book in 2 hours about social media, blogging, the importance of having a content plan and strategy than I have from hundreds of dollars I've spend on online marketing courses this past year! Meera breaks down everything you need to know and understand so clearly and easily, and the amount of resources she provides through downloadables, resource links as well as software and app recommendations is amazing. She gives tonnes of relatable examples throughout this book which really helped stimulate ideas that I can apply in my own business for blogs and posts. Social media and online marketing are not my areas of strength and something I have really struggled with as a Solopreneur. Through everything she explains in this book, Meera has finally lifted this fog of confusion for me. I would highly recommend this book to all small business owners, VA's and anyone wanting to improve their knowledge on blogging and social media marketing - it is an absolute must read!

Canada on May 09, 2020

Aisling D.: There is NO way this can be accomplished in one hour... not unless you're just starting your website.

Don't let that prevent you from buying and using this amazing book, and the genuinely useful free worksheets that go with it (URL is in the book).

I've been online since the 1990s, and have a couple of huge websites. The information in this book NEVER CROSSED MY MIND.

And wow... this is SO important, and SO useful. And frankly, it's SO easy to understand, thanks to Meera's explanations.

For me, this was a massive shift in understanding. Connecting my blog posts & articles to how I earn a living (in those same niches)...? I never realized how valuable my websites are, and how to make almost every article (or blog post) part of the plan.

This book is NOT about "monetizing" your site, turning it into a "money machine," or anything so blatantly commercial (and offensive to many visitors).

It's about being professional, understanding your readers' needs, meeting those needs... and almost effortlessly creating content that will gently nudge people towards your books, your products, your services, others' products readers will find useful,...

United States on Nov 30, 2017

Rachel B. Ramey (blogger/author): First of all, just to be 100% clear (for the doubtful 1-star reviewer below), I was not paid to write this review. I did not get a free review copy. I had, in fact, never heard of Meera Kothand before (sorry, Meera) but my Kindle device recommended this book to me based on the types of books I'd read in the past, and I'm glad it did.

This offers an excellent return on investment -- if you USE it. (Isn't that true of anything. It's no good if you just read it and ignore it.) Most people will pay more than the cost of the Kindle edition for a single coffee; if you can't bear to invest that much in your business, it might be wise to reconsider having one. And there is so much in this book.

The one thing I wish had been a little clearer earlier on is that there are actually three DIFFERENT methods presented for planning content. I thought I was going to be looking at three different parts of the same method, so I was a little confused when I got to the second until I sorted that out. Other than that, I have no complaints.

This is not going to GIVE you your topics. (It would be impossible to do that well, without even knowing what you blog about.) It will, however,...

United States on Oct 12, 2017