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Surefire Techniques to Make Your eBook a Winner
People that are liars will tell you that eBook writing is easy. eBook writing is definitely difficult! Anyone that sells an eBook knows how much time goes into revisions, and the research that you must do before writing it. Doing all of this will pay off eventually! Creating an eBook, and putting it up for sale, you can probably make more money the more time and energy you put into it. What is the trick to creating a profitable eBook that will make you money? Here are some tips to help you out.
A few years ago you might have gotten away with creating an eBook by taking PLR and making a few changes, but not anymore. You may have read a report or a post on a forum saying that all you need is some PLR on a topic that you can throw together and call an eBook. This technique will not make you popular with your readers, and some platforms such as Kindle will ban your book. You don't have to avoid PLR altogether -it's fine to use it to get ideas for topics. The only way it's acceptable to use PLR as the foundation of your eBook is if you do a thorough job of rewriting it. It's not enough to just make some changes, or to put it through an automated spin software it has to be written in your words from start to finish. It's really best, however, not to think in terms of rewriting PLR at all, but to use it only as one of several sources of research.
Anyone serious about Internet Marketing, and selling eBooks, should make sure that it is very brief in comparison to national bestsellers. When you make this eBook, you should not make any larger than 20 to 30 pages in total. Basically, a report, not a book. Anyone that buys a product in this industry is looking for something short and concise. And if you do have a lot of material, the best thing to do is offer an eBook in several shorter books that can be purchased for lesser amounts of money. As you are writing, ponder this!
You can't expect your eBook's first draft to be perfect, or even close to perfect, so never publish a first draft of anything. In fact, let that be a rule: never publish your first draft. This way, you can be very casual and creative as you write your first draft. You then have to reread it a few times, making corrections, changes and revisions that jump out at you. Each draft will be a little better than the last one, but you don't have to overdo it most eBooks are at their best by the third draft or so. In conclusion, you can see that writing things out in an eBook format is really achievable. Although you may initially believe that you simply type stuff down and sell it. Preparing for writing an eBook is actually much harder than this - it takes a lot of work! The tips in this article will help you get started.
You've done it again - blown some cash on Book Publishing and still waiting around for something? Kinda sucks when you spend your time waiting... and waiting. You could have ended all that if you only knew about how to publish a book.
