Ebook Writing - Revealed - 3 Methods to Jump Start Your Ebook Writing
Are you one of the millions of people now seriously intending to make money from the Internet? Maybe you desire to spend more time with your family.
It could be you want to be a boss.
Or, perhaps, you love to create and share information that really makes a difference in people's lives.
Whatever your genuine motivation, eBook writing is easy to do and can be very lucrative for you.
I encourage you to follow your dreams.
There is no time like the present to involve yourself in activities that leave you feeling rejuvenated, refreshed and feeling alive by writing e-books.
Revealed - 3 methods to jumpstart your eBook writing.
1.
Look at your competitors' ebooks.
Sign up to get a free eBook from a competitor.
Pick a competitor that has a lot of products in his or her product funnel.
This is most likely a person successfully selling and operating a business.
Remember, the more products in a product funnel shows a methodical and successful business approach and shows that the person knows how to market.
Notice the style, the format, the length, the difficulty or simplicity of the ebook.
Does it contain a lot of excessive advertising in it, shamelessly self-promoting instead of giving away a lot of great information.
What appeals to you as you read the ebook? 2.
Asking yourself a lot of questions about what appeals to you helps you understand the mindset of the competitor and probably his or her customers.
This is what you'd like to do...
mimic his or her success.
That's why it's a great idea to check out your competitors.
Don't copy their proprietary material; just mimic their style using your proprietary material.
See what happens.
If nothing happens, keep changing what you're doing until something favorable does happen.
3.
Review niche market relevant blogs, articles and websites.
Listen in on free teleseminars offered by expert eBook authors and writers.
Pick their brain about how they achieved success.
Instead of looking at them in an adversarial way, mimic their style.
Duplicate their success by using your proprietary information that fills a performance gap in your market.
A performance gap is something that's missing but desired in your market.
Maybe your business will be the expert in that gap.
Necessity is the mother of invention so the saying goes.
Keep your eBook topics simple.
Only write about your area of knowledge and personal experience.
Topics can be from things you've done for years at your current day job or as a camp counselor or in your hobby or personally challenging personal life situation you championed through.
Whatever your expertise, remember to tell your story and also offer simple techniques that made it possible for you or anyone to improve the situation.
People like to know how to improve a situation that might be similar or the same as yours.
When you provide techniques to solve problems or improve life, that can be a winning eBook and be the difference between making or losing a sale.
It could be you want to be a boss.
Or, perhaps, you love to create and share information that really makes a difference in people's lives.
Whatever your genuine motivation, eBook writing is easy to do and can be very lucrative for you.
I encourage you to follow your dreams.
There is no time like the present to involve yourself in activities that leave you feeling rejuvenated, refreshed and feeling alive by writing e-books.
Revealed - 3 methods to jumpstart your eBook writing.
1.
Look at your competitors' ebooks.
Sign up to get a free eBook from a competitor.
Pick a competitor that has a lot of products in his or her product funnel.
This is most likely a person successfully selling and operating a business.
Remember, the more products in a product funnel shows a methodical and successful business approach and shows that the person knows how to market.
Notice the style, the format, the length, the difficulty or simplicity of the ebook.
Does it contain a lot of excessive advertising in it, shamelessly self-promoting instead of giving away a lot of great information.
What appeals to you as you read the ebook? 2.
Asking yourself a lot of questions about what appeals to you helps you understand the mindset of the competitor and probably his or her customers.
This is what you'd like to do...
mimic his or her success.
That's why it's a great idea to check out your competitors.
Don't copy their proprietary material; just mimic their style using your proprietary material.
See what happens.
If nothing happens, keep changing what you're doing until something favorable does happen.
3.
Review niche market relevant blogs, articles and websites.
Listen in on free teleseminars offered by expert eBook authors and writers.
Pick their brain about how they achieved success.
Instead of looking at them in an adversarial way, mimic their style.
Duplicate their success by using your proprietary information that fills a performance gap in your market.
A performance gap is something that's missing but desired in your market.
Maybe your business will be the expert in that gap.
Necessity is the mother of invention so the saying goes.
Keep your eBook topics simple.
Only write about your area of knowledge and personal experience.
Topics can be from things you've done for years at your current day job or as a camp counselor or in your hobby or personally challenging personal life situation you championed through.
Whatever your expertise, remember to tell your story and also offer simple techniques that made it possible for you or anyone to improve the situation.
People like to know how to improve a situation that might be similar or the same as yours.
When you provide techniques to solve problems or improve life, that can be a winning eBook and be the difference between making or losing a sale.
