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Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Write an Ebook - Can You Possibly Write an Ebook While Working a Full-Time 40-Hour Or More Job?
But where are you now?
Likely that you are struggling through a 9 to 5 job, 5 days a week. You are working 40 hours a week or more. And I am guessing it is a job you are not particularly fond of, but that can all change the moment you decide to create your very own ebook publishing business.
Making Money Online The Easy Way - Selling Ebooks
The first step in the process is to write an ebook and sell it to the public. Now if you have a job, you might be a little pressed for time, but do not let that be your excuse. I held down a full-time job and found the time to write, publish and profit from over 40 ebooks.
In short, having a full-time job does not mean that you cannot write an ebook. I know it might seem like a challenge to juggle your day job and still find the time to write, publish and profit from your ebook, but it can be done. I know, because I have done it over 40-plus times.
But enough about me, we need to talk about how you can find the time to write your own profitable ebooks. If you can spare an hour a night after work and a few more on the weekends, then you have the time needed to write a profitable ebook and many, many more.
Weekends Are For Resting, Right?
Look, if you are serious about building your ebook publishing business that will generate online cash on autopilot, then you need to sacrifice an hour or two on the weekends to write. The key to success is to carve out time beforehand and designate it as your writing time.
Once you are done with your writing, you are done. Now you can enjoy the rest of the day and do whatever you want. Try it and you will see that there really is no sacrifice, especially when you follow a proven plan or blueprint to get your ebook written quickly.
Not Keen About Writing During the Week?
If you want to just work during the week and come home to a dinner with the family without the pressure of writing, there is no problem there. Just make up the time on the weekends.
You Only Need 12 Hours Total to Write an Ebook
It has been proven that you only need about 12 hours total to write an ebook if you are constantly writing. If you write 3 hours ever weekend, you will be done in a month. Not bad at all.
So, are you up to the challenge?
Write an Ebook in Your Spare Time - Finding the Time
If you are struggling with your day job and your family time, you will have to find a way to find the time to write an ebook. Here are just a couple of ways to free up some writing time:
Kill Your TV - Record your favorite shows or stop watching some shows.
Wake Up Earlier - Just 30 to 60 minutes earlier a day and you can have your ebook written in 12 to 24 days from now.
Unplug the Internet- The internet is one of the greatest time-wasters of all time (after the TV of course). Disable your wireless connection and unplug your LAN line. Now go and write.
Those are just three top ways to find the time to write. I am sure you can find more time wasters during your day.
Living The Ebook Publisher's Lifestyle
I hope so, because the moment you get started down the path of creating ebooks and selling them on autopilot, your life will be changed forever. Checks in your name will be cut every two weeks and sent to you whether you work that day or not. That is the ebook publishing lifestyle and I hope you live it as soon as possible.
So, do you think you can write an ebook in your spare time? I know that you can. The first step to writing an ebook is deciding to do it...today!
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From Fabio Marciano - The Ebook Writing Guy - Author of over 40 ebooks and 2 print books
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By now, you may have heard that Twitter's 6.1 million unique monthly visitors make it the third most popular social network, compared to Facebook's 78.5 million users and MySpace's 65.7 million users, according to Quantcast. But as more authors, publishers, booksellers, retailers and book reviewers log on to use Twitter as a promotional and professional tool, there's also plenty of skepticism. Is it worth the time commitment involved? What benefits have industry users found? To answer these questions, PW attended last month's O'Reilly's Tools of Change conference, talked with early adopters and plunged directly into the Twitter experience (follow PW at www.twitter.com/publisherswkly). READ MORE AT: Sylvia Hubbard Author, Blogger and Founder of Motown Writers Network http://aaeln.com (African American Electronic Literary Network) Author of Romance & Suspense and Internet Marketing for Writers & Business NOW AVAILABLE: Secrets, Lies and Family Ties order your copy now Coming Soon: Tanner's Devil www.redrosepublishing.com |
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Sunday, March 29, 2009
Fw: Twittering Yet? Follow Pam Perry and her favorite Twitters..
Sylvia Hubbard Author, Blogger and Founder of Motown Writers Network http://aaeln.com (African American Electronic Literary Network) Author of Romance & Suspense and Internet Marketing for Writers & Business NOW AVAILABLE: Secrets, Lies and Family Ties order your copy now Coming Soon: Tanner's Devil www.redrosepublishing.com --- On Sat, 3/28/09, MMS Newswire <info@ministrymarketingsolutions.com> wrote:
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Saturday, March 28, 2009
Is publishing ready for the digital age?...Today on Blogtalk 3pm EST!
Is publishing ready for the digital age? Author, blogger, founder of Motown Writers' Network , digital publisher, and mother Sylvia Hubbard, discusses with host, Anjuelle Floyd, the advances, challenges and freedoms digital publishing offers and presents authors, readers, and the publishing world. 3pm EST! Sylvia Hubbard Author, Blogger and Founder of Motown Writers Network http://aaeln.com (African American Electronic Literary Network) Author of Romance & Suspense and Internet Marketing for Writers & Business NOW AVAILABLE: Secrets, Lies and Family Ties order your copy now Coming Soon: Tanner's Devil www.redrosepublishing.com --- On Tue, 3/24/09, Anjuelle Floyd <nepadfwriter@yahoo.com> wrote:
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Friday, March 27, 2009
The African American Electronic Literary Network is here!
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Thursday, March 26, 2009
The Literary World of Sylvia Hubbard Updates - Email Marketing Tips
The Literary World of Sylvia Hubbard Updates |
Posted: 26 Mar 2009 07:14 AM PDT by Sylvia Hubbard QUESTION: How do I build my mailing list? Attract visitors to my site? And keep them coming back? Basically I would say to build your mailing list start with actually networking on the Internet. If you are shy, become unshy about selling your book, but don’t just go around shouting I gotta book, buy [...] |
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