Here’s the deal. I think I’ve been spending too much time working in my home office. And I don’t want my home to start to feel like a job. Time to go mobile!

My plan – to run my membership site businesses and my blog from my iPod touch. At least for a few days. If all goes well, I’ll go mobile on a longer trip.

I don’t even want to touch my notebook computer. It’s just for back-up, in case there are any business emergencies.

So here’s what I did…

1. Had my virtual personal assistant book a beach front hotel room for me. Although I outsource a lot of things, I’ve never used my virtual assistant to book or take care of personal things for me. So this was new for me.

2. Put together my “going mobile kit”. This included my iPod touch, my notebook computer and my high speed wi-fi mobile broadband device (9GB of transfer).

3. Packed the SUV and gathered the family

I’m not a surfer boy, so I’ll have to stick to the boogie board.

Check out the video and feel free to comment below.

And my little disclaimer: I’m not affiliated with Apple and I’m not doing an endorsement for iPod touch.

One of the biggest concerns often raised by blog owners, when it comes to turning a blog into a membership site is this – “don’t visitors expect a blog to provide FREE content?” I’m not only going to show you how to get around this problem  ( and still provide free content), but also why visitors to your blog WANT to pay for premium content.

2 Unique Membership Site Methods

This video covers 2 unique strategies that can be used to create your membership site. The first strategy is for people who are about to create their very first member site or blog and the second is for people who already have an established blog (established means you have recurring visitors to your site).

Strategy #1: The “Truncated Content Method”

Strategy #2: The “Branch Off Method”

I’ve used both strategies to generate high income – so feel free to select which method best suits you.

Enjoy the video,

Ansel Gough

PS: By the way, be sure to check out the end of the video where I’m trapped in a giant bird cage