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yo what's up Doug Pennington here this

is the webinar on two ways to streamline

content for niche and authority sites

and I see we got III it on how's it

going we have Mia I expect a few more

people to hop on in here and we will get

started try to clean up a little bit and

at the closet door closed I forgot that

last time welcome everyone

let me know where you're from let me

know if it's your first time joining

thanks everyone for hopping on today

again this is the webinar on content I'm

going to show you two ways it's gonna

make content a lot easier for you we got

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yeah just give me a shout let me know

where you're from hundra from Quebec

awesome welcome welcome welcome we were

gonna get rolling here in a second I

think because people haven't said that

they can't hear me

I think people can't hear me which is

always cool with a nice mic setup today

we got Patrick from Czech Republic

first-timer welcome we have Brian from

Phoenix I think I saw your email

recently I don't know if I responded

back but so I might list today we have

Pavel for Moscow for Han from London

it's 5:00 p.m. here nice we have ales

from Slovenia cool ales is an awesome

name if I'm pronouncing it right it's

gonna be a topic today we're gonna talk

about beer a lot I like beer if it is

the first time that you are joining for

one of these webinars and have seen much

from me before I drink a lot of beer

then I talk about beer lion we're going

to talk about beer today in the context

of producing content cuz why not talk

about beer of course right now is the

morning where I'm at it is 10 o'clock

drinking coffee here

all right we have Ben Lee what's up and

Matthew in Malaysia very cool up at

midnight

thanks for burning the midnight oil

we're gonna get rolling in a second it

always takes a minute or two for people

to join up and all that stuff so we'll

give everyone a minute we'll burn some

time I brought some props in here to use

so I will tell you about a couple books

for them I'm reading right now it just

started snowing again which is probably

Steve and Denver I heard you guys got a

little snow this week right after the

Great American Beer Festival again and

tie it all together I know I've been to

GA VF many a times Steve but it's

snowing here so for you and Malaysia and

some other places that are much warmer

it's probably crazy but yeah got a

little snow coming down anyway reading -

Thank You economy I this is a Gary

Vaynerchuk and I used to not be a huge

fan of Gary because I would be scrolling

through Facebook and then someone would

share a video where this guy with a you

know northeastern accent was like

yelling at people to work harder and I

thought to myself well I'm working like

a full-time job working like twelve

hours a day as a project manager and

then I'm doing stuff at night for and

waking up at like 4:00 in the morning to

do work I'm like I don't know what else

I could do me and like I'm pretty

motivated like I don't need you yelling

at me dude Gary but after it was a while

after about three years I saw him Gary

interviewing and talking to the name

escapes me right now he was talking to

have several of his books Seth Godin he

was talking to Seth Godin who's very

calm he's up he's another very small

smart bald man like myself and I was

like you know what Gary is all right I

just he was talking he was talking

sort of down at people to work harder

but when he was speaking to appear he

seemed like so friendly and likeable and

I thought coming in I'm gonna check out

gear so I've been watching a lot of

YouTube stuff been watching a lot of his

similar presentation by the way similar

topic but I changed it up cuz it's more

exciting for me it's you know people can

watch this version and they can watch

the one that I did several months ago

and get something new out of it so by

the way Q&A is at the end you can ask

questions throughout like a tails dead

here totally cool please mark questions

as a question I'll repeat it again

please mark your questions as a question

it'll make it way easier for me to see

them as we go through later Q&A is at

the end but feel free to ask questions

throughout as you think of them before

we move on I'm gonna say that if the

video freezes if the sound goes away if

something weird happens and it looks

like there's a connection issue refresh

your browser or there's maybe a refresh

button in the webinar Jam interface try

that first and also let let me know in

the chat I try not to watch this guy too

much but I do keep an eye out for you

know a bunch of people saying they can't

hear me it's possible that you know

there's connection issues but a lot of

times if you

refresh it works fine so why niche sites

do mention this because when I laid a

baseline for everyone and a few people

have been to a few of these so forgive

me while I digress the wine niche site

so now I got started with niche sites by

the way and I think if you're interested

in working for yourself this is probably

the best way to get started there's

several reasons I'm not going to belabor

this but you can get started with niche

sites or like 200 bucks right you could

pay for a year or two of hosting you can

get a premium theme and maybe like a

couple plugins or something like that

and you're set for a year and the amount

that you can make from a niche site is a

lot it's way bigger than you think most

likely and I mean it still impresses me

I was talking with my mastermind group

earlier today and it is just ridiculous

where we're leveling up in ways that a

year ago we wouldn't imagine in three

years ago we would have you know thought

we were crazy you some of the

projections that were looking at and our

goals for next year

that sort of thing so so basically the

niche sites are a great way to get

started with your own business and if

you're interested in you know working

for yourself working online having a

flexible schedule this is probably the

cheapest way to get started and learn

the ropes now the thing is I even said

learn the ropes there so the thing is

you may not stick with niche sites like

me my my friends have but you may find

out that you're really good at SEO and

you really like that piece of the puzzle

and you just open an SEO agency right

you can specialize in certain areas

maybe figure out that you like web

design and you become a wordpress

developer gets launched a whole career

an agency you know support company right

just on those specific areas right

with niche sites you can learn each

piece of the puzzle you can learn about

content like we're talking about today

you can learn about domains and domain

flipping and just buying websites so

there's a whole suite of ideas skills

you can learn just with niche sites so

that's one of the main reasons now I'll

give a couple of examples - so Dave Fox

is a coaching student - sort of working

with in early 2015

like in January or so he had a couple of

sites for the few years before that but

he never really connected the dots and

like made it work now

Dave and I have like five or six

coaching sessions over the course of

like five months and he grew his site

from basically zero revenue to 100 bucks

a month then 200 and 500 than a thousand

he's making about five to seven thousand

per month currently and he has been for

over a year right so think about that

for a second that is a site that's worth

probably you know a hundred two hundred

and seventy five thousand dollars which

has been sane and by the way Dave is a

musician he's a drummer he's a singer

he's a guitarist and he was doing some

music instruction in those areas and now

he's a full-time affiliate marketer this

is Rob Hawkinson good friend of mine

this is his revenue for 2016 he's doing

even better this year but I haven't

bugged them for a new screenshot since

this tell us a pretty good story

and by the way Rob makes about 50% of

his affiliate revenue from other sources

outside of the Amazon so also let that

sink in and if you know if you're

interested in learning more about Rob or

Dave I have YouTube videos on both of

them there's hours of content related to

them and like I was coaching Rob from

Mike

I think was like early 2015 maybe the

end of 2014 but a lot of what Rob is

doing of course he's a smart smart guy

he knows what he's doing but we

developed a lot of templates when he and

I were working together to coaching

capacity so that he can expand so

instead of spending a bunch of time in

certain areas it was a repeatable

process so these are just examples on

why niche or authority sites are you

know a great place to work okay we're

gonna get into the two content

techniques this is where I'm gonna have

to think on the fly it's a lot of

pressure on me we do have you know over

30 people watching if you are you know

if you were tuning out for a second come

back we're getting into the good stuff

here so come on back turn off your you

know notifications put your phone away

pay attention I suggest you get out a

piece of paper and a pen and just keep

some manual notes here all right so

we're gonna get into it this is the FAQ

method now this is the exact method that

I used on my first site and I kept doing

it over and over again this method works

and it's perfect if you don't know much

about the topic alright so if you think

about that and you think of how you know

you find a niche to get into you may not

be an expert in it and I'm gonna have

everyone to help me out on this -

because I'm hopefully picking a topic in

which you don't know much about all

right so I'm gonna I think this is gonna

work but I'm gonna have to check

something real quick here

math share a different window a

different screen here so appreciate your

patience as we're making this happen I

think this is gonna work so we're doing

FAQ method and I believe let me go in

the chat can everyone see this new

Google Doc that we're working with right

here

I think you can I could see it on my

hands you should be able to see it on

your in there and cool so we're gonna

talk about choosing your glasses Nigel

says you can see it Adrian says you can

see it awesome thank you everyone for

letting me know so if you are Newt and

you uh didn't know I'm a beer judge I'm

a certified beer just judge I'm actually

a high like a pretty high ranking I'm a

nationally ranked beer judge which is

sort of like sorting the upper tier the

doing I've been home brewing for about

ten years and I've been a judge for

about five or so and in fact like in the

last year or two I actually taught a

beard judging class to like you know

people that wanted to become beer judges

so not only are there any like Trappist

beer fans or like a BB or fans because

these beers right here are very

especially the unlabeled ones here they

are a very special beer that basically

is almost impossible together it's

called West letter in 12 and these are

other Belgian beers so we'll go on too

far but the reason why we're picking

this is probably a lot of people don't

know much about pickin beer glasses

except Adrian so you're a sommelier

which which is cool very cool

the thing is that there's a lots of

different beers shapes so we're gonna

just brainstorm right the idea of the

FAQ which is frequently asked questions

is to you know think of common questions

that people may have about choosing beer

glass so what I'm gonna have you doing

the chat is just ask questions about

like whatever you think you want to know

about choosing a beer glass and now I'll

you know pick a handful of them but

basically this is how the FAQ best

works you start off with you know

thinking about questions that you

specifically have about you know

choosing a beer glass in this case so

you start there and we're just gonna

list them out and usually just make a

list like this and start with the

questions that I personally have and

I'll look for your questions - I know

there's a little bit of a delay so it'll

take a second for your questions to you

know come through the chat and then once

you run out of questions there's a few

tactics that I'll tell you about we

could find like even more deeper

questions okay so first off I'll just

say like yeah and make this a little a

little bit bigger for everybody here

does your glass even and then I see

Brian says do different shapes affect

the taste

then we got awesome yeah great great

questions everybody okay what volume

beer glasses can you get do I need a

special glass for drinking beer then

Steve is asking about a like bottles so

does the color of glass matter and I'm

going to pause for just a second I'm

going to mention this so this is a

brainstorming exercise okay so when

you're brainstorming you should focus on

getting out ideas I know the answers to

these questions as I mentioned I'm a

huge beer nerd I can start answering

them now in fact I'm tempted to start

answering to educate people on beer

stuff but that's not the point because

it's going to stop the flow of

generating new ideas so I'm just

ignoring that you know suppressing that

sort of urge to tell you all about beer

and stuff just so we can get out ideas

I'm also thinking about hey what order

should I put these and maybe I should

resort them don't worry about them right

now this is brainstorming we're gonna

get the ideas out now there's going to

be some bad questions there's going to

be questions that don't make sense

there's going to be repetitive questions

we can edit and figure all that stuff

out later like do it later

you maybe even you know brainstorm for

you know 30 minutes you come up with as

much as you can and then you sleep on it

you come back a day or two later you're

gonna come back with fresh ideas

particularly if you try not to think of

it and you just let your brain process

these thoughts in the background it

works

so just remember brainstorming don't try

to evaluate don't try and reorder

trying at it just get out your ideas and

then you can go from there

and then we got can you put beer glasses

in the freezer all right and then the

shape effect the taste so that was sort

of in there

we got chilled or warm so temp of the

glass and I'm just gonna start

abbreviating a little bit how much

should have your glass cost and we got

Nigel with the awesome question this is

the endless question with what your

glass 4x type of beer and the great part

with that is you basically have you know

at least a hundred or more different

subcategories of beers that you can go

and write an article for each one of

those or you know have a general effort

FAQ page a FAQ page where all those are

listed ok so I think we have like a good

core right here so what shape

corresponds with what type of beer what

shape for which ear so let's for a

second just I know right that for each

one of these questions you probably can

write thousand words on it right

so this potentially is ten thousand

words of content I know some people may

disagree and say I couldn't write a

thousand words on do I need a special

glass for beer but when you start

digging the

and if you actually take a look at like

some you're brewing blogs or you take a

look at another source which I'll

mention in the second forums you'll find

that people will talk at length about

these you know seemingly mundane topics

but these are points where you know you

can really go deep you can give examples

and so on in fact you know this question

here like what glass for a specific type

of beer you know you can you can write

you can create a whole website just on

that topic so when you think about that

like the number of beers that are out

there the network glasses and the

capability for expansion like you can

really make them on content so just that

alone we haven't even gone to other

sources right so one of the main other

sources and I'll just note it here so

it's easier to see is for so the cool

thing with forums is there's a lot of

different people that are asking a lot

of different questions now it depends on

the specific niche you know some niches

are not active in forums anymore forums

are you know a little bit dated for some

industries and some niches and maybe did

that particular niche is active in say

Pinterest right so you may not be able

to get great ideas from forums if

everybody's on Pinterest nowadays it's

now home brewing beer actually has like

a couple like very active forums where

there's like new content posts I mean

there's like thousands and thousands of

members and all you have to do is go and

peruse some of the forums there and

you'll see you know common questions

write forums are great for you know new

people into hobbies they ask questions

and then experts answer the questions

right

so there's that's a easy place to get

ideas and then a lot of times we'll just

find stickies that are right there with

the frequently asked questions and the

answers and you can you know utilize

those as resources right you cannot copy

those and none of this has any kind of

copying I guess like don't copy stuff

right it's not cool it's not gonna help

you out there's no shortcuts all this

stuff takes time but basically if you go

to forums you could use it as a resource

and you know you could link to where

you're getting the information and

consolidating it and stuff like that

that is probably all the other places

you would need to look but if you happen

to be in a niche where it forms aren't

active anymore then go to quarrel go to

you know Facebook groups you could

probably get good information there and

you could even go to blogs that are

active and see what questions people are

asking there so this is the FAQ method

it works awesome and then a little bonus

little pro tip you're gonna get you're

gonna find very like low competition

longtail keywords just by the fact that

your phrasing out these questions I

recommend like putting each of the

questions is in h2 or h3 tag and you're

gonna rank for these longtail keywords

where someone just typed into Google or

maybe they speak it to Google and they

say do I need a special glass for IPS

and then if you have that is a

subheading and your copy then you're

probably gonna rank probably gonna rank

for

so that's FAQ and it's pretty

straightforward super effective and it

is expandable to so quick quick note

keep going back so these are the ones

that we came up with in about eight

minutes or so

potentially enough for 10,000 words or

more and guess what you can add more

questions later so maybe you just figure

out six initially and then you stop you

have the content written and then you

can go come up with some more ideas and

go from there after you get the ten

maybe you only have budgeted to have a

certain amount written or you don't have

time go ahead and publish it you can add

to it later right there's no harm in

publishing something and then improving

it later in fact that's a really good

idea all right

as we are moving on here I have a sip of

water and as a summary so you write

questions

that's the first part of it then you

answer them so you got to go do the

research and answer questions again you

can have sort of shorter answers in a

lot of ways you're gonna answer these

questions here in three sentences but

you can also do it in three pages so you

know depending on what level you're at

will dictate you know how long you make

that content but the core is your right

questions then you answer them super

simple and here's our example so I

obviously did that a little bit out of

order this was a beer that I had in

Carter's brewing over in Billings a

couple hours over it was a pretty good

beer if I remember remember right okay

now on the RPM this is research paper

method this is the method rpm that I

used for the site that I mentioned

before then Rob and I sold for 235 K the

content was not good and I knew we

needed to add more so that was like the

number one thing that I did so not only

is this an effective method to

with what to write for like a guide it's

also quite effective for improving

existing content it is literally what we

did promote a outline with a method that

I'm gonna describe in a moment

I found a writer on up work I paid him

like $200 or so if I remember right

about $200 to write about 5,000 words or

so I don't remember exactly but about

5,000 words and we published it and then

the traffic went up by about 40% the

revenue went up by about 40% and it was

hot like the revenue was high I'm not

talking like you know $1000 site and

then moving it up to 1,400 it was

$10,000 a month and then it jumped up to

14,000 and changed within you know um 45

days or so

additionally it continued to grow after

that so this works in a works in

practice and I've done it before I've

done it on multiple pages multiple sites

and it works so in this case your

research the topic and then create

create an outline so each of our two

tactics here these strategies you

basically have two steps so this one

research the topic and then you create

an outline in this example we're going

to talk about how to become a beer judge

and I didn't do much free research

you're gonna see me like think through

the process you're gonna see me struggle

a little bit which is part of it and I

want you to see that that's why I'm

doing it this way it's not like none of

this stuff is supposed to be easy per se

it all takes time so what we're gonna do

let's see need to go here so what we're

gonna do so we're going to google the

topic right we're going to google the

topic then we want content around and I

arbitrarily chose this one to stick with

a beer theme

because why not so when you google it

you're gonna end up with probably decent

results right probably pretty good

results and what we're gonna do the

whole idea is to treat this like a

research paper from our school days

right from your school days you think

back to how you used to do this you know

back when I was in high school we had

libraries with print books and stuff so

we didn't have Wikipedia then we're

actually like real encyclopedias and

stuff and then other books on the topic

so we literally would go to the library

for I don't know like a few days in a

week or something like that and we do

research and we would you know take

notes on the topic we would have our

resources and references handy and

that's exactly what we're gonna do here

the research paper method is named that

way because it's how we used to do

research papers for people that are

familiar with libraries with print books

I'm sure you're familiar with it so with

that in mind we're gonna go out and this

is going to take you an hour to you're

gonna have to not do anything else

you're gonna have to like go deep into a

topic and most likely you research just

about any topic for about an hour or two

you know number one you're gonna be an

expert in it you're going to understand

the sort of users or consumers of that

kind of product or you know that process

or whatever it happens to be you're

gonna understand like what makes them

tick you're going to understand what

matters to them and its really an

advantage for you in your niche in in

general like if you understand the

visitors you're going to be able to put

out better content and you're going to

understand what the struggles that they

go for or that they go through so you

can provide them with better solutions

now in this case becoming a beer judge

I'm just gonna like open up a couple of

these here so we have serious eats so

I'm going to open that up with the beer

judge certification program

and we'll take a look at that one that's

actually the parent program and it's you

know going to be I don't know if they've

launched their new site but it's a

little bit it's an older site I think a

straight HTML

we're gonna go to craft beer in the

Brewers Association so we'll leave it

leave it to those for now and the goal

here is to go do research and to

consolidate and curate the information

from multiple sources hopefully in a way

that no one else is presenting that

information and through that you're

presenting creating the new unique

resource that has like its own inherent

value and through that you'll be able to

you know serve your visitors better if

it's truly a better piece of content

like it's probably gonna rank better and

that's what happened with the project or

whitehat site okay somebody just go

through these in order and we have our

sheet here right so all we're gonna do

is create an outline and I'm going to

probably probably like I said I'm going

to struggle through it a little bit

because I didn't do this ahead of time

and I want you to see me struggle there

just so you know it's not supposed to be

a slam dunk it's not supposed to be

super easy key thing and I'm going to

try and you know obviously we have a

time constraint here so I'm going to get

the gist of it and then I'm going to

come back and sort of go back and forth

so you're gonna see me do this okay so

we have how to become a beer judge again

this is the Serious Eats article and we

see like why judge beers and that's a

good thing to talk about here we're just

kind of getting would get an idea of

like what other people have covered and

sort of put it together from there so

why judge bigger make beer decide if

BJCP is right for you that's the beer

judge certification

ring now the interesting thing is

presumably and they say right here

you're already into home brewing now

making beer is an important first step

because it's impossible to give

technical feedback if you don't know the

flavors and aromas in the beer so part

of the beer judging scenario that

they're telling us here is you need to

be able to get feedback to the brewer so

you need to figure out and understand

like making beer and deciding if it's

right for you okay so that's interesting

Stewart some competitions so like

homebrew competitions happen every

single weekend across the country and if

you're a steward you're sort of an

assistant right so an early step that

they mentioned here is to reach out to

homebrew and competitions and then ask

about stewarding so turns out they

always need help and they're giving you

good advice here is the steward you get

to sit tableside and see what beer

judging is all about that is true okay

so we put that into our head take a

training course so they talk about like

getting like sort of more formal

education to like learn about judging

and again this is what this is the class

that I did earlier this year and usually

they're by home brew clubs or by judges

like myself and that sort of thing so

that's another data point to have and

then the fourth part is taking the

entrance exam signing up for tasting

beer and then go forth and judge while

you wait to take the exam okay crush the

exam be a judge okay so from here we

have like the core idea of what's going

on so what what I sort of see like right

off the bat for rpm and the thing is

again we're going to sort of brainstorm

this and we can organize it better later

so I'm going to say that there are some

free wrecks here right so we have pretty

wrecks that we have to deal with those

are going to be things like

brewing in your knowledge right so you

can't really come right off the street

and try and become a judge so you have

to have that knowledge stewarding

experience is not necessarily required

but it's sure gonna help and then it's

not a hundred percent necessary to take

a class I didn't but I am a good student

so but I will mention you know we'll

just say in prison class all right so

those are sort of just like a little bit

of core prereqs the other stuff that

they tell us here is signing up for the

exam and studying so some those are

fairly straight forward sign up or the

exam now the thing is a lot of times you

have to sign up for the exam like way

ahead of time maybe even like I decided

like eighteen months ahead of time and I

can tell you in this I live in Montana

now there's not many people here

there's not many judges here in fact I'm

like the only person that can give a

test in the state so I held a test

earlier this year so you may have to

that so sign up for the exam and then

the other part is you know studying for

the exam and then play on top of the

in-person class so you have to know a

lot I won't go into the details but that

is sort of it now we're going to go over

to the BJCP like official site so this

is the course I read one site I kind of

got the core of what was going on we're

gonna append to it we're gonna have to

it edit it as we see more information

here

so other homepage there's it's kind of

like a blog update section and what

we're gonna do is go to the exam center

and we will see frequently asked

questions here how do I become a beer

judge and they tell you pass an online

exam and then passed the corresponding

tastings and so oh that's funny they

never mentioned in this Serious Eats

article here which doesn't necessarily

surprise me right so they actually maybe

don't don't know much

this author seemed to be fine sorry I'm

scrolling so much but this author he

seems like he's knowledgeable he's

actually part of the home brewers

grilled in SF which is great he's a

certified Cicerone which is a different

program but he is not a BJCP judge so

maybe he didn't know that there's an

online exam so I'm just gonna like

Google okay yeah so he doesn't business

he doesn't mention behind lying of

course oh I'm sorry

he did mention it right here he didn't

point it out in this step it is kind of

a critical step so you have to take the

online exam that's something that the

BJCP mentioned here so I'm going to go

back to sign up for the exam actually

before you can sign up for an exam with

the take e online okay they get to sign

up for the written exam so we got a

little clarification and again I didn't

check this beforehand and I want you to

see me struggling through it if you're

having happening to just be joining

that's why we're going back and editing

this is a process but I'll point it out

multiple times

alright now the other thing that I'm

going to you know point out here there's

a lot of information on here in this

page right this is the parent

organization you can expect that you're

gonna get the best info from the parent

organization you're gonna get the best

info from like manufacturers of the

products that you're you know

researching a lot of times you research

paper method rpm is going to be useful

for like product buying guides so if you

go to the manufacturers site you take a

look at some of their user manuals those

are awesome resources and a lot of

people don't go that in-depth a lot of

niche sites why they just copy other

sites and rephrase their content you

don't want to be like everyone else so

go a little deeper in this case I may

even you know I will you know copy copy

and paste this in again this is you know

specifically for the like outline I

guess so we're gonna just paste it

straight up in here and then I'll

probably I may know like you know this

is from DHCP so like it's noted it's

clear that like basically I needs to be

rephrased right so it needs to be

rephrased and this is a way that I may

do it now I didn't mention it before but

after you finished this outline like you

can write the content if you want if

your budget is tight or something like

that but if not then you can go ahead

and just like hire a writer and say hey

here's an outline I'd like you to follow

up pretty closely here are the resources

and you know what writers love it

because then they know exactly what

you're looking for they don't have to do

the research you've already done it for

them and they just need to put in their

own words and they could be you know

they could craft the words how they want

and that is going to make it way easier

for them maybe they pick something up

that you would have missed and if they

you know if you're doing a really good

job hiring you may hire someone that

actually cares about the topic

and they'll be you know interested in

learning and you're going to be able to

put a little bit more heart into it so

as we're looking at the BJCP area here I

would probably also like provide links

to the exam structure which is here and

you know maybe give instructions for the

writer to do that too so we'll just come

here and say please review full exam

structure and I'd probably copy that

link so that so that is sort of the

general idea of what happens now go to

craft beer comm so you want to be a beer

judge so the goal like the reason why

we're looking at different areas is like

people cover different stuff and the

BJCP like we didn't even scroll down 25%

there's a ton more information here okay

there are there's like each of these

PDFs are like one of them's like 80

pages like there's so much information

here that if you like if you dig deep

you could find a lot of info here tons

of info there are study guides multiple

templates all sorts of stuff some of it

isn't relevant but things different

things are covered by different people

craft beer comm is going to be a little

bit deeper than serious beeps a little

bit better most likely you know they

have ties to other sort of related BJCP

or Brewers Association type

organizations I guess so they're gonna

have a little bit more information so

they talk about the Brewers Association

and they're going to talk about the BJCP

guidelines so there are different

guidelines

the Brewers Association is what they use

for a lot of pro beers like Great

American Beer Festival and the world

Beer Cup but the BJCP is run by home

brewers so that is a little bit

different in a you know they note the

distinction has a sort of core they're

getting into like practicing judging

beer expanding the vocabulary

identifying all flavors and sort of like

the technical knowledge that we

mentioned in the prereqs here so brewing

and beer knowledge so that's kind of

covered and we could use that as a

reference here for specifics so maybe we

say you know we're gonna put these two

sections in like specifically yeah and

that will give us a little bit more to

like build our outline here and for the

stewarding you know they talk about it

here craft beer as well it's a

stewarding and volunteering and then

beginners resources so they actually

give you specific resources to go and

learn more so these are you know a

couple of the like I guess basic yeah

your one-on-one courses and then they

have advanced sections here as we go

through yep they kind of you know they

leave it a little bit more brief then

Serious Eats version but it's very

thorough and I see we don't have too

much time so I'm going to skip ahead

without writing too much more and this

is the AAA chain to help American home

brewers association and they they are

closely tied with B UCP and they go

through this stuff oh and this is uh

this is kind of a crazy thing here this

guy right here in the picture that was

my beer judging mentor

his name's Phil Farrell so he he's a

well-traveled person and yeah I

that with and adjudged probably over a

hundred beers with a good guy down in

Atlanta so anyway the thing is that we

go through kind of the same information

and this is probably one of the most

thorough sort of sections or resources

you know what it's actually pretty short

- I thought they were going to give a

little bit more to it but they link out

to the BJCP exam site so from here we

end up with a pretty good outline and

you can you know do with it what you

want again it's really good to step away

from outline for a day or to come back

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