Monthly Archives: July 2010

One of the biggest problems new writers find is how to price their eBook. In this article you’ll discover how much eBooks normally cost and how that may change. Continue reading →

If you’re a writer, you’ve probably always had a dream to write a bestselling book. Forget the image of the starving artist scribbling furiously in a garret writing a lengthy tome. You can easily achieve your dream by writing eBooks. Continue reading →

I recently had the misfortune of reading a client’s eBook. I say misfortune because what I was really reading was an overlarge brochure for the client’s services. She had been complaining that people were buying her eBook and then returning it within a day or so. When I read it I realized she had made a common mistake made by marketers new to the eBook world. Continue reading →

Some gurus say that we should all create videos. That the eBook is dead. Others say that eBooks are alive and growing. What’s the truth? In this article you’ll discover what is really happening to our changing market. Continue reading →

Two or three days ago I was on the phone with a friend of mine. We were talking about the e-book publishing industry. In particular, we were talking about the skepticism that exists with regard to people wondering about whether or not they can make any money with e-books. Continue reading →

Portable ebook readers were originally not a big seller since they were difficult to use and did not have large selection of reading material available. The typical reader was large and bulky. The reading screen was black with green text. All that has changed due to the simplicity of such ebook readers as Kindle and Sony. Still, ebook readers are fairly expensive so the increased number of users of the technology means that the benefits offset the downside. Today, you can purchase lightweight readers with easy to read pages that can be turned at the touch of a button. Continue reading →

Portable ebook readers were originally not a big seller since they were difficult to use and did not have large selection of reading material available. The typical reader was large and bulky. The reading screen was black with green text. All that has changed due to the simplicity of such ebook readers as Kindle and Sony. Still, ebook readers are fairly expensive so the increased number of users of the technology means that the benefits offset the downside. Today, you can purchase lightweight readers with easy to read pages that can be turned at the touch of a button. Continue reading →

Nowadays, a lot of people rely on ebooks to receive complete information about something. Ebooks are quickly replacing the physical books that we know of. Continue reading →

Are you ready to write an ebook, but just aren’t sure where you should start? It can be confusing if this is your first time. If you are motivated and passionate about your topic you will do just fine. Here is a checklist of ten items that you should have ready to go before you start writing your ebook. Continue reading →

This is not one of those articles that’s going to tell you everything you want to hear and promise you riches without you having to do anything. I’m not going to make any money whether you choose to pursue selling ebooks as a business or not, so I’m just going to lay out the facts, and you can decide what you think is the appropriate action you need to take. I believe you’ll respect me more and gain more from this article this way. Continue reading →