Blogger’s Paycheck is a breath of fresh air among the blogging how-to guides.

John brings a new approach to the world of blogging that is actually pretty good for anyone who is interested in making a full-time income from blogging.

What’s interesting about John, is how he got started blogging. He started documenting the beauty (if not difficulties) of trying to create a perfect wedding ceremony for him and his wife ” a wedding planners blog you might say.

The blog became a huge project and he soon started getting some traffic. As his traffic grew he also attracted paid advertisements from the wedding industries, the rest is history.

His fresh approach to blogging is that he rarely gets bogged down in the details. While the content is detailed in areas, for many subjects he explains the concepts, and then shows you free tools you can use on the web to carry out tasks associated with those concepts.

The Blogger’s Paycheck package contains: The core 115-page Blogger’s Paycheck e-book, 12 video series on Search Engine Optimization, 30 WordPress blog themes, 9000 Private Label articles, E-mail support.

The author created 5 different manuals for this program. The amount of pages for each manual is from around 10 pages to the main manual of 115 pages. Just having these 5 separate manuals is great for the new and the experienced blogger because you have the options to choose what you want to read first.

The book contains a good section on discovering your niche, which is an area that doesn’t receive as much attention in other books as it should.

His points are very valid and helpful, and can really make it stick in your mind that in order for you to successfully make money online you need to choose a method and see that method through to the end.

The book also covers how to create a blog, apply themes, customize your blog, and options for filling it with content. John takes a more simple approach than other books, showing you how to perform these tasks with both Wordpress and Blogger.

Blogging newbies will find the “show me” approach to be very helpful, as John includes screenshots showing you how to create your blog, as well as how to promote it, and monetize it by using web 2.0.

While some important topics werent covered in the course, the different approach and quality content, together with the 12-part SEO video series, make this is a solid program for the new blogger.

Sales Claims Met?: Yes! – This package is huge, and you’ll also find videos to help you get started. Since learning Wordpress can feel like you’re wading in a world of confusion, these videos are essential for newbies.

Ease Of Use: Very Good – Getting started still requires a blog setup. There are step-by-step instructions, but Expert WordPress makes the setup simpler.

Customer Support: Excellent – Support is excellent, and questions are likely to be met with a friendly and knowledgeable response.

Value For Money: Fair – $67 (a little expensive)

Overall Rating: Very Good – Blogger’s Paycheck takes a holistic approach to blogging, and its straightforward and approachable content makes the package easy to consume for the blogging newcomer.