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07

How To Write eBooks That Sell

Posted By: Val on March 7, 2012 at 8:28 pm

How To Write eBooks That Sell
Author: Val Waldeck

eBooks are very popular and much sought after. This is an ideal medium to share your expertise and passion with the world at very little cost. More people are buying and reading electronic books than ever before and Amazon.com tell us they are selling more eBooks than hardcovers.

“Eyeballs are moving from print to online. eBooks are the future.”
– Dan Poynter

Here’s a brief summary of how to go about writing ebooks:

* Choose a title that works.
* Outline your topic.
* Include four to seven headings in your outline.
* Add three to five sub-headings under each main heading.
* Write an  introduction.
* Write some explanatory paragraphs to support each heading and sub heading.
* Finish with a short conclusion.
* Add your website and contact details and a special offer.

Discover how easy and profitable it is to write, publish and sell your own eBooks with the minimum of fuss and expense.

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Sep

20

Copyright Issues

Posted By: Val on September 20, 2011 at 5:39 am

“Copyright is a right granted to CREATORS under law. Copyright in all artistic works is established from the moment of creation – the only qualification required is that the work must be original.

You own the copyright on anything you produce in South Africa. No one has the right to change your work in any way and claim it as his or her own. That is called “plagiarism” and is illegal.  Non-South Africans should Google for information in their respective countries.

When someone pays you to write a book for them – or produce a painting – the copyright remains with you. It is your primary right and you may do with it as you wish. The buyer purchases the right to own your work, never to change or copy it unless by prior wri

•    Suggestion: Send a dated registered copy of your original manuscript to yourself to assist in proving ownership, should the need ever arise.

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Sep

13

How To Use Your Writing Skills To Start Your Own Profitable Online Business.

Posted By: Val on September 13, 2011 at 2:29 pm

Do you know how easily you can make money by selling Info-Singles (small reports on specific topics) of less than 15 pages in length? Not writing a book that sells at bookstores. Not self-publishing a manual through direct mail. Not creating a full-length information product. Not even writing a 50-75 page eBook. We’re talking about writing tiny, 7-15 page Info-Singles that sell like crazy.

Walk with Val Mitchell and myself for four months and we will show you how to start your own online business writing and selling small informational products.

Click HERE for more information.

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