How to add link in your next eBook for your email list

10 years ago

create the ebook in MS Word. You can cloak your links by using tinyurl or bitly. Plus you can use an image or just a text word creating a hyperlink in your doc,

Then convert your .doc into a PDF .... you can bury all sorts of ads and other stuff inside to make your ebook more like a website...

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lukeguy

10 years ago

Originally Posted by currencyglobal

create the ebook in MS Word. You can cloak your links by using tinyurl or bitly. Plus you can use an image or just a text word creating a hyperlink in your doc,

Then convert your .doc into a PDF .... you can bury all sorts of ads and other stuff inside to make your ebook more like a website...

Microsoft Word, that's probably the biggest way people make this happen. Thanks for the info!

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Ben Holmes

10 years ago

If you use Open Office, you can directly export to PDF. With links.

Be sure to track your links - run them to your website through Pretty Link - then if you want to change where the links go (even on ebooks long since distributed) you can do so...

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lukeguy

10 years ago

Openoffice is free too. Right? Or is it?

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Ben Holmes

10 years ago

Originally Posted by lukeguy

Openoffice is free too. Right? Or is it?

Yes... it's 100% free. I don't use Powerpoint, and I understand that Open Office' version of Powerpoint is called "Impress" doesn't have the power of Powerpoint... but the spreadsheet is easily the equal of Excel, and the 'Writer' is just as powerful as Word.

So unless you need Powerpoint presentations - Open Office is certainly a way to go... plus, I've always despised the constant shift everyone's been making toward 'ribbons'... Open Office has resisted it.

Give it a try!

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lukeguy

10 years ago

Originally Posted by Ben Holmes

Yes... it's 100% free. I don't use Powerpoint, and I understand that Open Office' version of Powerpoint is called "Impress" doesn't have the power of Powerpoint... but the spreadsheet is easily the equal of Excel, and the 'Writer' is just as powerful as Word.

So unless you need Powerpoint presentations - Open Office is certainly a way to go... plus, I've always despised the constant shift everyone's been making toward 'ribbons'... Open Office has resisted it.

Give it a try!

Thanks man! I may just try it.

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Dennis Ray

10 years ago

I know there is a place on the internet called online-convert.com.

They allow you to convert all sorts of files into other files right online and they are free to use.

So if you have the Microsoft word doc and you don't have open office you can try to convert it to a PDF there.