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Tips on Writing a Successful eBook
It's a common myth that writing eBooks is an easy way to make fast money. It may seem like all you have to do to create an eBook is to throw together some old content and make one long document out of it. The truth is that creating an eBook is a lot more work than that. No one is going to stop you from releasing a low quality eBook, but no one is going to want to pay for it either. What are some of the qualities that make an eBook popular and one that people actually want to buy? In this article, we'll be sharing some valuable tips to help you become a successful eBook writer.
Do not rely solely on PLR content for the eBook that you want to create. It's common (but incorrect) knowledge that you can create a quality eBook from inexpensive PLR you have stored on your desktop. You could take this route but your book will be messy and your reputation will go down in flames. PLR still can have a place in the writing process, but only as a source of research, not something you copy and paste into your eBook. If you have some high quality PLR that you feel would make a good eBook, you still have to transform it into original content. This means you have to make the material your own and using your own style, not simply changing a few words. You're really safer, though, to write your content from scratch, and just use any PLR as a way to gather information.
Any eBook that you write, especially when you are trying to tap into the IM marketplace, should be much shorter than nonfiction or fiction that you would buy at a store. Besides you are shooting for is about 30 pages. It really should be a report, which is what IMers are looking to buy. Specific information is the key to making sales - that is why the eBook needs to be so short. What you need to do (especially if you have a lot of material to write about) is to create smaller eBooks and sell them for less. So when you write something, remember this!
Anytime you write an eBook, a bulleted list with short paragraphs is the best way to go. Whatever eBook you're writing about should always be focused on providing quality information, not selling something else. It is permissible to add longer paragraphs and sentences occasionally. When it comes to eBooks, people have completely different expectations than looking at a website on the Internet. Use a lot of differentiation in your sentence structure. Paragraphs should also change. Don't be afraid of white space but don't be afraid of text either.
Figuring this out will be easy the more that you do it.
A lot goes into an eBook, so writing one takes time and effort. Some people like to say it's simple, but how many of them are successful authors? At the same time, it can also be quite rewarding and profitable. You'll find that the above suggestions are very helpful as you research and write your eBook.
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