Writing an e-Book Needs Software - Free is Best!
E-Books have a wide popularity and avoid many of the costs of traditional hard copy publishing. They don't need to be printed, and as such avoid the associated costs of distribution, inventory and the risk of not selling. More ...
Self Publish Your Own Products
I discovered that a good method to make money on the Internet is to self publish my own products. Collect information about a specific topic that you like or that you know a lot about and write a short e-book. More ...
Your Book and a Great Website
One of the most overlooked and easiest ways to get your book into the hands of the people you wrote it for, is having a great website. Build a great Website. I can't state this often enough or strongly enough: you must have an attractive, easy to use Website. More ...
How to publish for the Barnes and Noble Nook eBook Reader
Barnes and Noble the biggest brick and mortar book store is also the second largest seller of eBooks. This article shows you how to publish for the Barnes and Noble Nook eBook reader. More ...
How Anyone Can Write and Sell eBooks in Nine Simple Steps
If you want to learn how to write an eBook, you've stumbled upon a great article that will show you exactly how I wrote 40-plus eBooks quickly. Without any hype or fancy words, here is the best way that I can tell you the nine simple steps to writing eBooks quickly. More ...
Your Ebook Internet Marketing Strategy - Seven Vital Components
Do not underestimate the importance of having a good ebook internet marketing strategy. It will make or break your success in terms of the number of copies your ebook sells, and the revenue and profit you ultimately receive from sales of your ebook. More ...
Social Site Marketing
In order for people to purchase your information product, they need to know that it exists. You can't rely on search engines to generate traffic to your sales page. Today the most popular way to promote any product is by using social sites. More ...
How to Research Your Electronic Information Product
Start your research by gathering information resources. These may be books, periodicals, information from Web sites, even other peoples electronic information products. The amount of research material that you need depends upon the size of your project. For a typical ebook product, you should start with the equivalent of at least two books. Next, study those materials. More ...
Working Moms Find Dream Job in Book Publishing
Writing a book is the ultimate flexible job - you can use snippets of time to write - you can choose to do it part- or full-time. In the traditional approach, it takes no upfront capital, so why not consider the possibilities? Here's how to start. More ...
How to Get More Reviews for Your Kindle eBook
One of the most important thing contributing to sales of a Kindle eBook is reviews. If an eBook has a large number of reviews, even if some of the reviews are bad, people assume the eBook is worth reading. More ...
Write a Book Without Lifting a Finger
What do Madeleine Albright, Billy Graham, Dr. Atkins and 43 percent of the authors whose books you find in your bookstores have in common? They all employed a ghostwriter to help them write their books. More ...
How To Create a Profitable Information Product to Sell
The product you choose to market is very important. In fact, it could easily make the difference between untold success and miserable failure. Here are some specific guidelines to follow that will enable you to find a phenomenal product. More ...
Beyond Ebooks - Ten Powerful Alternative Infoproduct Formats
There are literally hundreds of new information-based eBooks being released every day. Is the market saturated? Do you stand a chance? How do you make your product stand out from the crowd? The answer, alter your format. More ...
How to Protect Your Ebooks and Software from Being Stolen!
There are many systems that can lock your software or document, allowing you to control access to that file. But the problem arises with assuming that this will stop all theft? A well thought out, thorough protection system can deter theft, but it cannot stop it 100%. More ...
