How to Write a Cookbook
If you're like a lot of homemakers, you probably have a file or drawer full of cookbook recipes collected from family members and friends over the years. You just might have a goldmine sitting right there and don't even realize it. Have you ever considered taking all of those great recipes and putting them into a book? 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 ...
How to Compile Your Digital Information Product
After you've completed writing your digital information product, it's time to put it in a format that can be downloaded from the Internet and utilized by your customer. PDF is the de facto standard format for electronic products. More ...
How to Publish for the Amazon Kindle
Using amazon's online Kindle Direct Publishing application (KDP), you can upload your digital product to amazon,have it automatically converted to Kindles .azw format, sell it in their amazing online store, and collect royalties. More ...
Why eBooks Are The Most Overlooked Path To Online Prosperity
The ebook revolution is here! The Internet now makes it possible to come up with an idea, turn it into an ebook, distribute it over the Internet, and start making money - all in30 days or less. More ...
Make a Stunning Free EBook Cover in Five Minutes or Less - Without Photoshop!
One of the most important parts of creating your own information product is the eBook cover that you choose. First impressions are everything. Let's face it, no matter how good your book is, a boring eCover will turn buyers away. More ...
Where to Get Graphics and Photographs for Your eBook
With the resources and techniques described here, there's no reason you can't add charts, diagrams, illustrations, or photographs to add quality, usability, and value to your information product. More ...
Ten Reasons to Sell Digital Products Online
The internet is always open for business; 24 hours a day, 7 days a week! This article will offer you some insights as to why you should opt for selling digital products online and show you all the benefits of this digital e-commerce business. More ...
Eight Steps to Create and Market an Information Product in One Week
The fastest way to create some cash flow and build your subscriber list or your social media following is to create an information product. There are a number of easy-to-create information products you could choose but let's talk here specifically about creating a simple report or e-book in just one week. 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 ...
How to Write a Book Outline With Mindmapping
If you want to learn how to write a book outline, mindmapping is better than linear outlining because authors can use flexible thinking and relativity in writing their book. One can add and subtract a thought or phrase from a mindmap easily. This is an excellent way to start, organize, and finish your book. More ...
Lots of Extra Money Waiting to be Made From Writing $5 Articles
There is probably no easier way of earning extra money online. More and more writers are making lots of extra money online and some are even making a living writing articles. Yes, they're doing it writing $5 articles and even $3 articles. More ...
How to Develop Books, Ebooks and Information Products with Maximum Market Appeal
When it comes to creating information products - whether a free report or a revenue-generating product such as an ebook - you will increase your chances of success by doing a bit of research and planning prior to product development. Following are the steps you can take. 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 ...
