June edition of Weekend Homesteader live!
The June
edition of Weekend Homesteader is now available in Amazon's kindle
store! This month's projects include:
- Making a small worm bin (and how to use worm castings and tea in the garden)
- Surveying your site (to discover natural paths and your yard's potential)
- Learning about nutrition (and unlearning everything you thought you knew)
- Calculating your real hourly wage (to find out if your job's driving you into debt)
A huge thank you to
everyone who helped the May
edition of Weekend Homesteader stay in top
13% of all Amazon ebooks last month! In fact, at times the ebook
was in the top 2%, which really made my day. I was thrilled to
see a second peak in sales this month, presumably from random Amazon
folks who stumbled across the book without reading our blog due to your
good reviews. Your
actions were clearly very powerful.
I'm hoping you can keep
the ball rolling with the June edition of Weekend Homesteader.
Even if you don't want to spend 99 cents to buy the ebook, you can help
this ebook rise in the rankings with a few simple actions:
- Scroll down near the bottom of the Amazon page to where it says
"Tag
this product." Click on anything you
want, but I'm aiming for "homesteading" and "worm bin", and
your vote there would really help.
- Click the "like" button near the top of the Amazon page even if you don't buy the book.
- Buy the ebook if you're interested.
- Leave a review, if at all possible.
- Leave a comment on the Weekend Homesteader June resource page letting me know what you loved or hated about this second installment. Were the exercises too easy, too hard, or just right? Did you have trouble with any part of the ebook? I'll take what you say into consideration as I write the July volume.
- Tell your friends!
As a side note, if
you're one of our regular readers and are aching to
follow along, but don't have a Kindle or the know-how to download their
app
for your computer or phone, drop
me an email and I'll
send you a free,
unformatted pdf copy to read. My goal isn't to leave you out, but
to try to add more converts to the flock.
Thank you so much for
taking the time to make Weekend Homesteader a success!
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About us: Anna Hess and Mark Hamilton spent over a decade living self-sufficiently in the mountains of Virginia before moving north to start over from scratch in the foothills of Ohio. They've experimented with permaculture, no-till gardening, trailersteading, home-based microbusinesses and much more, writing about their adventures in both blogs and books.
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