Creating an ecourse quickly and easily may not be as simple as it looks. Oh, don't misunderstand, the process isn't difficult, it may be a bit tedious. But once it's done, you can repeat the process over and over. AND, if done correctly, you can create internet friendships and business partners useful for future affiliate sales. Now, we'll be talking about a text ecourse for today, ok?

First, you should have an account at an article directory. (I recommend EzineArticles). The reason for this is you gain more credibility by doing so. If people can see your name around, it always helps.

Next, figure out what your want your ecourse to be on so you can search for key words within that particular directory. For instance, if you're ecourse is on dating, you want to research articles only on dating so you use that word for your key word. The more specific you get on your key word or key phrase search, the more refined your search results will be. Then sift through the articles and look at the ones you feel are good for what you're wanting to get accomplished.

After you find an article you like, contact the person who wrote the article to see if they have a product or service you wouldn't mind promoting. Then get permission from that person to use their article, or another article they may offer, for your ecourse.

IMPORTANT: You MUST ALWAYS use their resource box info (or whatever info they give you permission to use) as you want to make sure the writer of the article gets proper credit for the info.

Also, ALWAYS make sure you use your affiliate link when linking back to this person's product or service, so make sure they offer affiliate opportunities.

Now, just repeat this 7-10 times for your ecourse.

Of course, you will have an opening module and a closing module, but the actual production part of the ecourse you never have to create. You can't make this any easier, can you?