Do you want to write an eBook, but find it daunting? Maybe you have other work and you just don't have the time? But you do have ideas and want to share your amazing information with your audience The idea of repurposing content is not new. If you make sure to organize your blog posts by topic or questions, you can transform like I did with my recent eBook, "How to Write, Distribute, and Market your Book." It took a little time, but now this eBook helps others and also attracts book coaching clients. You can offer your eBook free and if you take effort to present it in chapter format, can charge for it. Either way, you'll get targeted visitors to your site or book sales, or both! I offer a series of short how to eBooks for only $6.95 each, and tweet their benefits, and get regular, ongoing sales from them for years from social media marketing and my own data base list we send fresh content to every week or so. If you offer a short eBook free, you'll get opt-ins where people leave your their emails. Then, you can stay in touch with them on a regular basis, and offer irresistible specials to them on occasion. On Marketing your eBooks from Blog Posts or Articles Your valuable content markets you and your business better than any other way I know. Better than SEO and better than a web sales letter, because your words show you as the savvy, credible person in this particular niche. So, get ready and gather up 5-10 related blog posts to start your free eBook. Just add new information from expanded posts and tips to make your fee eBook brand new and useful to your readers. You can mention your free ebook and include its URL when you post tips in discussions at Linkedin. I belong to 38 groups who are mostly in my audience. Some are gurus I follow to learn more. My traffic and sales to match increased 57% once I created my own book group at Linkedin. Ready to get writing? 9 Ways to Turn your Blog Articles into a Quality eBook 1. Know your eBook's goals. What message do you want to share? How many pages do you need for this eBook? 10-20 pp. for a free eBook or 25-50 pages for a fee eBook. What is a good title for it to encompass several related blog article? Remember to start with a working title so you keep you information focused. Each part must support your book's title and thesis. If you wander or if you just copy and paste the posts in the book, it just won't work. Read more at http://bookcoaching.com/wp/blog-posts-into-a-quality-ebook/ =============== Book Coach Judy Cullins helps you in business to write a "best seller" and build your brand with a short book. Author: Write your eBook Other Short Book-Fast , LinkedIn Marketing: 8 Best Tactics to Build Book and Business Sales, and Advanced Article Marketing to sell all the books and get all the clients you need. Since 1985 Wow! Click http://www.bookcoaching.com/help-writing-a-book.php to get fresh, free, weekly publications on book writing, self publishing, and online marketing Network with Judy on... http://www.linkedin.com/in/judycullins http://twitter.com/CoachJudy http://www.facebook.com/coachjudycullins =============== judycullins@cox.net Do you want to write an eBook, but find it daunting? Maybe you have other work and you just don't have the time? But you do have ideas and want to share your amazing information with your audience The idea of repurposing content is not new. If you make sure to organize your blog posts by topic or questions, you can transform like I did with my recent eBook, "How to Write, Distribute, and Market your Book." It took a little time, but now this eBook helps others and also attracts book coaching clients. You can offer your eBook free and if you take effort to present it in chapter format, can charge for it. Either way, you'll get targeted visitors to your site or book sales, or both! I offer a series of short how to eBooks for only $6.95 each, and tweet their benefits, and get regular, ongoing sales from them for years from social media marketing and my own data base list we send fresh content to every week or so. If you offer a short eBook free, you'll get opt-ins where people leave your their emails. Then, you can stay in touch with them on a regular basis, and offer irresistible specials to them on occasion. On Marketing your eBooks from Blog Posts or Articles Your valuable content markets you and your business better than any other way I know. Better than SEO and better than a web sales letter, because your words show you as the savvy, credible person in this particular niche. So, get ready and gather up 5-10 related blog posts to start your free eBook. Just add new information from expanded posts and tips to make your fee eBook brand new and useful to your readers. You can mention your free ebook and include its URL when you post tips in discussions at Linkedin. I belong to 38 groups who are mostly in my audience. Some are gurus I follow to learn more. My traffic and sales to match increased 57% once I created my own book group at Linkedin. Ready to get writing? 9 Ways to Turn your Blog Articles into a Quality eBook 1. Know your eBook's goals. What message do you want to share? How many pages do you need for this eBook? 10-20 pp. for a free eBook or 25-50 pages for a fee eBook. What is a good title for it to encompass several related blog article? Remember to start with a working title so you keep you information focused. Each part must support your book's title and thesis. If you wander or if you just copy and paste the posts in the book, it just won't work. Read more at http://bookcoaching.com/wp/blog-posts-into-a-quality-ebook/ =============== Book Coach Judy Cullins helps you in business to write a "best seller" and build your brand with a short book. Author: Write your eBook Other Short Book-Fast , LinkedIn Marketing: 8 Best Tactics to Build Book and Business Sales, and Advanced Article Marketing to sell all the books and get all the clients you need. Since 1985 Wow! Click http://www.bookcoaching.com/help-writing-a-book.php to get fresh, free, weekly publications on book writing, self publishing, and online marketing Network with Judy on... http://www.linkedin.com/in/judycullins http://twitter.com/CoachJudy http://www.facebook.com/coachjudycullins =============== judycullins@cox.net 619/466-0622 |
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