April 14, 2009, 09:50 PM
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My definition of a hotsheet
Jimmy,
Thanks for asking.
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So the Hot Sheets are like special reports?
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Gordon may have a different Description, but I describe them at http://www.hotsheetcity.com/ as...
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A Hotsheet is an Answer to a Question and usually Solves a Problem (no matter how small or minor or urgent) and is written in one, two or three columns over one, two, four or more pages.
It often answers the question, "How do I ..." As in "How do I make an autorun CD?", "How do I pay off my debts faster?", "How can I help prevent identity theft?", "How can I open an offshore bank account?", "How do I get rid of warts naturally?", "How do I get rid of ants from my kitchen?", "How can I invest in real estate as a retirement vehicle without doing it full time?" and so on.
The information presented in a Hotsheet is concise and to the point and contains no fluff or filler. And because it answers one very specific question it can be shorter than a report or manual on the same subject.
The information can be written or it can contain pictures - as in simple building plans. And is presented in an easy-to-read manner, instead of impossible-to-read technical manual style.
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And you can see plenty of examples at that website.
Michael Ross
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