Someone sent me an e-mail recently that was very upsetting. This individual has been working on writing their first eBook for the past 6 months. Okay. That alone set off the alarm bells. But it gets worse. This person explained that he had recently lost his job, and was now collecting unemployment benefits. He asked me for advice about what to do next. You might be in a similar situation. Perhaps you haven't lost your job, but you might be working on an eBook that seems to never get finished and...

The thought of creating an eBook in 30 minutes might leave some people scratching their heads. It's not as wild and crazy of an ideas as you might initially assume. This is probably one of the most valuable eBook creation tips you'll ever read. Let me explain how this works, and how it can make you a lot of money.

Regardless of the topic you've chosen for your eBook, there's a very high likelihood that you can find private label right articles that pertain to the same topic. So for...

There are a lot of ways to make residual profits with the eBooks you publish, but the easiest way is to simply include affiliate links within the pages of the eBook itself. Let me explain how this works. When you create an eBook about a particular topic, you should try to incorporate useful product recommendations. Nobody is talking about splattering your pages with advertisements. Not only is that offensive to the reader, but it's also not very effective. What we're talking about is weaving recommendations...

How often do you put yourself in the shoes of your potential customer? If you're not in the habit of doing this with any regularity, you're potentially losing sales. Here's what I mean. Take a moment to visit your own website, and pretend that you're someone who is mildly interested in the eBook being sold. After all, your prospect wouldn't be on your website if they weren't at least somewhat interested in the topic of your eBook.

For the purposes of this article, let's assume that...

Right now, in bedrooms across the world, people like you and me are sitting in front of blank computer screens. These people desperately want to make some extra money by writing and publishing their own eBook. Are they nuts? No, far from it. There is great money to be made by creating and publishing information products in the form of eBooks.

The dilemma faced by most people is that they want to write about something that interests them. At some level, that makes sense. Who'd want...