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How To Write An eBook – Make Money Online Writing And Selling eBooks

One of the most profitable ways to make money online is to sell your own product.

This doesn’t have to be a daunting task as one of the easiest ways to create a product is to write and sell and ebook. However, there are a few things that you should remember if you want yours to be a great seller.

Here are just a few tips on how to write an ebook that will sell!

Your ability to write…

Obviously, if you want to write an ebook, you first need to be able to write. You don’t have to be at Stephen King’s level, but you do need to be able to communicate your ideas through words. If you are not comfortable doing this, then it may be best to hire someone to do the writing for you.

It doesn’t matter how hard you work … if you can’t write, then your ebook won’t sell.

Your style of writing…

Most readers prefer a conversational tone of writing, so when you write your ebook, make sure to make it read like you are actually talking to the reader. You should avoid complex terms and words that may confuse the reader.

Also be sure to make good use of “white space”, meaning that your paragraphs should be short with plenty of blank lines in between.

This breaks up the text and makes it easier for people to read more comfortably.

The information that you include…

Obviously the content of your ebook has to be worth reading, and it should engage the reader right from the start.

If you don’t do this, many readers will simply get bored with it. Remember, an eBook can easily be deleted so it’s not like a regular book that can sit on a shelf and maybe get picked up in the future.

Fortunately, one of the easiest ways to get the reader excited at the beginning of the book is to let them know about all the great things that are covered in the book.

Give them a brief summary of the exciting things they are going to learn and this will certainly hold their attention more.

Editing your eBook…

Lastly, you want to make sure that you edit the book. If you’re writing in Word or some other similar software, this will make you aware of any spelling or grammatical mistakes you may have.

Including major spelling mistakes will detract from the reader’s perception of you as an expert – so a quick check in Word is well worth the few seconds it takes.

Those are just some of the main points to consider on how to write an ebook. There’s a lot of junk on the internet today, but just by following the rules above, and writing for your audience, you can instantly put yourself above the majority out there and come out with a great ebook.

To YOUR success,

Richard Legg

Richard Legg

Comments

  1. Hi Richard, you’re right here. It’s a fact that owning and creating your own Info-Products is the way to go. Keep those posts coming 😉

  2. Again more great info Richard. I will use this info in my new plans that I will create real soon. Thanks. Randy!!

  3. Great info as always Richard.
    Using PLR reports tweaked a little here and there to make them unique works just as well.

    Regards,
    Ken.

  4. Hi Richard, well just to let know that all information you send is not in vane.
    If one takes time to disect all information one will expand his or her learning. I take all info and learn a little from it. I have started to promote
    a healthy energy drink that is all natural and gives you five hours of energy. But I keep on looking for more ways to promote it and blogs I think will be another avenue for me to look into. Thank you very much for
    all the info you have sent me and appreciate it very much.

    To Your Success
    Sixto Salas
    209-430-6175
    Sixto.DrinkActBuilders.Com

  5. Forgot to add that ebooks are inportant in getting information to anyone
    wanting to expand their horizons. Never discount an ebook. That is where
    I have gotten alot of my information.

    To Your Success
    Sixto Salas
    209-430-6175
    sixto.drinkactbuilders.com

  6. Hi Richard,I hope you enjoy San Fran,my daughter was born there ,some 38yrs ago. I really enjoy your post and could use some help with what to do after the Ebook .My wife Barb and I have just finished our first Ebook and could use help with how to market and get traffic. We are open to any ideas you might have,thanks Jack and Barb Gordon

  7. Very good, but can’t bring myself to take the plunge, maybe, its because of fear of the unexpected, delving into a completely different world of working, or maybe just making an a–e of it.

  8. Thanks for the great post and writing tips. This will surely help my new product out.

    Thanks,

    http://internet-business-at-home.com

  9. Hello Richard, I want to thank you for the excellent tools on how to write the best e-book ever! I rate this very simple to follow, no punches or pulls just straight facts. Knowledge is power, and to leverage it to the best of your abilities, will be your final outcome which in turn is your end result!

  10. Dick Averett says:

    Good Advice. You might also suggest that the principles of a good speech also apply to an ebook: Tell ’em what you going to tell ’em
    Tell ’em
    Tell ’em what you’ve told ’em

  11. You offer some good starting points but leave an awful lot unsaid. I would have liked to see a bulleted list of the format you like. Then a description of the “do’s and don’ts related to each. I have read about hundreds of others methods and even use many of them.

  12. Hey Richard

    Just wanted to add that, if you write a ebook, find a good mix between free links to helpful resources, and payed (or affiliate) links.

    This of course if you are interested to offer a free ebook.

    I have experiances that you get a good conversion if you mix those.

    And before you release it to the public, offer the book to a few friends and ask theim for a review/proofread.

    G.

  13. The point you make are very valid. Everyone has an e-book in them. They just have to make sure they have someone to edit it for them. I was listening to book club members and the one thing that turns off an avid reader is typos and other errors. Keep up the great content publishing.

  14. Hi Richard
    After having written several successful ebooks I do agree with you. Editing for content and spelling is very important. I would also suggest choosing a font that is easily readable. If you create a niche topic ebook with good information and a good sales page you are almost guaranteed significant income for years. The time spent researching and developing your ebook is well invested to create your own product.

  15. Yes, I do have some experience with writing an eBook and for what the editing part is concerned I have other people check it for possible spelling errors. Two see more than one, although I do believe that people buying my eBook will tell me soon enough! :)

    And that’s O.K. by me, because I really like to receive as much ‘Feedback’ from my readers as I possibly can get. That’s also why I have Blogspots that people can leave their comments. Their feedback might also give me new ideas for new eBooks to write.

    ‘Talking about ‘Feedback’,
    have you already bought my eBook?’

    You can get a FREE Preview if you go to my ‘Webshop’.

    You can find my eBook via: http://hpshappy.blogspot.com

    All the Best,
    To your Happy Inspiration,
    HP

    P.S. I am looking forward to your feedback.

  16. Thanks for giving this great post and writing tips. This will surely help my new product out.

  17. You have provided very useful tips here. One thing I like the point you mentioned about writing in a conversational tone. Most people tend to like this style so you can’t go wrong at this.

  18. Hi, Just found your blog surfing on the internet! I am too much interested in the information like you are providing. Why you do not write a new ebook and publish it by collecting more information on this topic. NO! Do not take me wrong! I am not a publisher. Ha! Ha! Ha! You have written in a detailed manner that’s why I am asking you about the ebooks. Have you ever thought of any type of ebook and in its business. It is a really hardwork to create a blog like yours and to maintain it. But you have done really a great job. Congrates! I have few questions. Do you think that blogs are better than ebooks for providing information and making money. I Just take the ebooks as products. I have never tried to write any ebook and to do any sort of business. If I say something about my website here, then you will consider this comment as a spam and NO One like that. But would like to say, that while selling FREE EBOOKS I have made such a huge amount, just in few days, that you will be amazed! If you visit my website (by clicking on my name in this comment) then you are bound to be surprised. I am sure this is a new technique of selling, I have found over the net. But lets talk about writing ebooks and providing unique information to the internet community, have you ever tried writing anything and publishing it? Do you also sell ebooks? What is your experience? I am interested in knowing about it or your experiments? Waiting for reply – Thanks, Regards

  19. I think it’s important for ebook writers to over deliver as much as they can but that doesn’t mean simply adding a few more pages.

    If someone is going to pay $25, $30, $50 or even $100 for an ebook it has to pack a punch, which means the information has to powerful and not something you’ll simply find anywhere.

    Your steps for preparing for an ebook are helpful. Personally, my best strategy is good research. Get offline and spend a few days really finding ideas and information. A well thought out and researched book is a successful book :-)

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