Ebook

An Ebook can be about anything. Usually you have to write you own, but sometimes you can find one that is in the public domain. The problem is usually people aren’t always interested in buying it. I write ******** romance and nonfiction have to do with Christian Domestic Discipline and publish them on Lulu.com and on my website at.

An eBook is simply a book which pages are generated electronically, often in a pdf format. There are numerous benefits to buying and writing/publishing an eBook over the traditionally printed books…especially where cost and time are important. With an eBook you can print one copy at a time. You can become an instant publisher. You can become an instant author. And…yes, you can write and publish an eBook on any subject…just like a printed book.

You can sell an eBook online. You can sell your own eBooks on eBay. You can sell your own eBook on Amazon.com. Heck, a lot of people do it.

I write and publish and sell eBooks. In fact, there is a really neat electronic eBook software that is relatively inexpensive. You can obtain the software and create and publish your very own eBook.

You can also join an affiliate program where you can sell other peoples’ eBooks and get paid a commission on every sale. The sky is the limit.

Good luck.

(Tell me how many people make a living selling eBooks.)

Hi The Man,

You are happy, because I write ebooks. It is a part of my marketing strategy.

In my ebook, I wrote a section about how to write your own ebook for free with MS Words, or openoffice:

Download it here:

Hi,
An e-book is an electronic book created expecially to be downloaded from the Internet. Since readers read it from the PC monitor, the writing requirements are different from a printed book.

Before the Internet there were many books on different subjects that were bought for their information. Selling information is still a big business, but now it is concentrated on the e-book.

For a discussion on how to write an information product, Gary Halbert has some great information on how it can be done and it is still applicable to e-books. Go here: (http://www.thegaryhalbertletter.com/Newsletters/zfkj_hands_on_experience.htm). It’s free.

You do not have to write your e-book. You can have a ghost-writer write it, pay her, and stick your name on it as the author. Here is a ghost-writing Web site: (http://www.freelanceworkexchange.com/post-jobs.html?gclid=CNnbuaPojosCFQlzZQodlR-gVg). You can post your project there and a ghost writer will give you a price and a completion date.

If you have an idea for your own e-book than this book might help: (From Entrepreneur to Infopreneur: Make Money with Books, E-books, and Information Products by Stephanie Chandler). Get it from Amazon.

I am writing an e-book on investing. The guide I use is itself and e-book. Turn knowledge into revenue — sell your brain on the Net (http://myks.sitesell.com/waltera1.html). This covers all the bases including how to market your e-book. It is a step-by-step, do it yourself manual on how to write and sell your e-book.

You can also let ClickBank sell your e-book. Make money while your sleep: (http://www.clickbank.com/index.html). They take half of your profit. You can also become an affiliate and sell their books on your Web site.

Kindest Personal Regards,

Walt Brown
Site Build It Certified Webmaster

P.S. You may find this Web site useful for marketing your e-book utilizing YouTube: (http://www.thegaryhalbertletter.com/newsletters/2007/youtube%20newletter/youtube%20newsletterd.htm). It’s Gary again with words of wisdom from the master himself.