That isn't to say you can't make money using private label rights and public domain texts as the basis for your blogging posts,in fact both sources can help you make a very good money from blogging.

The secret is to use public domain and private label rights texts as research material for your blog posts and to spend time rewording private label and public domain texts into your own unique style.

Let me give you another eight easy ways to use blogs to help you create your next book:

* Get yourself known online, especially among people who may contribute to your book or who may ultimately become buyers and resellers. Studying other people's blogs in your specialist subject is one of the very best ways to find research material and information for your book. Look for blogs with high readership levels and begin contributing to those that best match the proposed subject for your new book. Read what people are saying about your specialist subject, offer advice and present yourself as an expert, tell people you are writing a book about the subject of the blog they have visited and ask them to contribute in exchange for a free mention in your book.

* Locate blogs with hundreds of different and very information articles about the subject of your new book. Notice how often the blog is updated, read comments left by other visitors especially those offering compliments and praising remarking favourably on content at the blog. Study information and expert comments left by other blog visitors and compile this information into a research folder for your new book but remember always to rewrite the text as well as to research it for accuracy.

* Look at what other people are writing about in blogs targeting the subject of your proposed new blog. If you find a useful article or comments that might add value to your book, write and ask the blog owner for permission to use their article in your book. Offer a free mention in your book that will drive traffic back to the blogger's site.

* Study comments, especially problems experienced by visitors to blogs tackling your specialist subject. Also study advice given by the blog owner and other visitors. Problems encountered by a high proportion of blog visitors, especially problems for which you can provide solutions, can suggest excellent subjects for your book. Answers and solutions provided by the blogger and visitors can be verified and used as research material for you book as long as you do not plagiarise or otherwise breach copyright laws.

* Study recommended products in blogs relating to the subject of your proposed book. Study them over time and you'll see some recommendations being removed and new ones added, while others remain in place over many months. Recommended products removed from the blog are a sign of products you should avoid, while long standing and newly introduced product recommendations might suggest useful products for you to list in your book to encourage back end sales.

* Study bloggers having their own books listed at ClickBank and Amazon, PayDotCom and similar book sites and locate those having the highest number of sales. Check out why their books sell in higher quantities than others on the same or similar subject. Check out sample chapters, chapter lists, and so on and model your new book on the best of other writers' efforts, again without breaching copyright laws.

* Start your own blog focussing on the subject of your proposed new book and add postings and short articles on various subjects chosen for your book. Notice which postings attract the most comments from visitors and which receive very few. Translate your findings into chapters for your new book, by including subjects that attracted lots of comments and questions, and exclude those that attracted few or no clicks at your blog.

* Run a poll or survey at your blog which allows you to grow data specific to the subject of your new book. So if, for example, you want to write about dogs or blogs but you're not sure what aspect of either subject to focus upon, you could ask your readers to identify their ten most important questions about dogs, or to choose their favourite from a long list of dog breeds, you could ask people to reveal their most challenging worry about creating their own blogs, and so on. This serves two purposes, not only helping you identify high interest subjects but also letting you create content specific to questions and problems experienced by your blogs' readers and ultimately to target your book towards your own ready made buyers' list.
 

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