Writing ebooks is one of the easiest yet most effective methods for making money on the Internet.
Imagine documenting your expertise in the form of a downloadable book and electronically delivering the content to a worldwide market.
Obviously, the more books you write, the more money you make.
Broadening your subject matter also increases the number of books you can write.
Here are 6 steps to guide you as you multiply your eBook writing.
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Set a goal or objective A Chinese philosopher once said the road of 1000 miles begins with the first step.
Likewise, eBook writing starts at the beginning.
That means developing realistic writing goals and objectives.
Many writers overlook this critical step and as a result feel overwhelmed.
The idea here is to set realistic daily and weekly writing goals.
Establishing goals allows you to work to a schedule and balance your writing effort with sufficient rest and recovery.
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Identify industries and activities you know It stands to reason that writing multiple books requires researching multiple topics.
To find multiple topics about which to write, look to the industries and activities you know.
If your background or expertise is, say, sales and marketing, write a tips book about closing sales or unearthing new prospects.
Perhaps you enjoy vegetable gardening.
Consider writing an eBook about gardening tips or selecting the appropriate gardening equipment.
As you gain experience, you can broaden your topic sources to other industries or activities.
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Look for topic streams Some industries and activities better lend themselves to multiple topic streams.
For example, industries immersed in electronic or computing technology undergo rapid changes over short periods of time.
Thus, the number of potential topics changes often.
These topic streams offer you a virtually unlimited amount ebooks to write and update.
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Select a topic Having selected an industry or activity possessing multiple topic streams, select a topic about which to write.
If you can identify a pressing problem or need in the industry, develop a solution, and publish an eBook about the solution, your book will probably be well received.
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Prepare an outline Have you ever read a book that was hard to follow? What conclusion do you draw about the author of a book where the ideas are random and unorganized? The content flow of your eBook is important.
Organize your thoughts and information.
Content that bounces haphazardly from point to point and is hard to follow will adversely effect your credibility.
A well-organized outline will help you write an easy to read eBook that is highly informative.
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Proofread each book Nothing detracts from credible content like misspelled words and poor grammar.
As you proofread and edit your book look for run-on sentences, spelling errors, errors in content logic, or erroneous conclusions.
Your book is a reflection on your subject knowledge and overall credibility.
To convey a professional looking appearance, proofread your entire book two or three times.
Then take a 24-hour break before you proofread it a final time.