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Ready to Create Your Own Information Products?

Published on March 2, 2012 in Non-Fiction Books and Writing/Publishing. Closed Tags: , , , , , , , , , , .

If you’ve followed my writings at all, you would have heard me mention the name ‘Kevin Riley’ many times over the years, in the newsletter, on this blog, and also on the website.

I ‘met’ Kevin many years ago, when I was just beginning to write info products. I have purchased several of his books and/or courses over a number of years, and continue to do so.  My latest purchase from him was just two days ago.

One course in particular literally changed my life – it taught me the right way to create info products, and including a lot of related information that I previously had no idea about.
If you’ve been with me for a while, you’ll know that information products (aka ebooks) make up a huge part of my writing income.  The thing I love the most about them is they’re a “write once, profit over and over” source of income.
This is known as passive income.  And that’s exactly what info products are – passive income.

You can make money with them while on holidays, while you sleep, and just about any time.  I’ve even earned from them while in hospital with pneumonia! So once you’ve written your book, set up your sales page and process etc, there’s not a huge amount more to do.

If you were with me several years back, you would have known I took Kevin’s Product Creation Lab Private Workshop.  I did the course online, but that was run as a one-off. After that, it was only available as a physical product, selling for $395.

Obviously everyone is different, but I’ve created info products that have earned $500 on the day of release, and products that have earned $10,000 and more.  And that’s just a handful of over a dozen products I’ve created, so you can see the potential here, I’m sure.

Kevin, being the great guy he is – always trying to help others – has decided to offer the Product Creation Lab Private Workshop as an online course again, simply because the price of the physical product is out of reach for most people.  My understanding is that it’s only for a short period of time. (I am in the process of clarifying this.)

The reason the price is massively reduced is because it’s not a physical product. And we all know that physical products are very expensive to produce.

Would you believe Kevin is selling this $395 product for just $27? That’s more than 90% off the original price! *This is a one-off price, not a recurring membership.

If I didn’t already own the physical product, I would jump on this immediately.

Click here to check it out.

As with all Kevin’s products, step-by-step instructions, worksheets, and illustrations where applicable, are included.

That’s one of the things I love about Kevin’s products – he leaves nothing to chance, and ensures everyone can understand the information provided.

If you do have problems, he’s very accessible.

Kevin loves making videos, and he’s created a fun video for you to watch.  It’s at the top of the page (when you follow the link), but honestly, if you want to skip it, you won’t be disadvantaged.  I’ve seen it, and it was a lot of fun, but it doesn’t tell you a whole heap about the course itself.

Scroll down just a little from the top of the page, and you’ll get all the information you need.

I hope you take a look at this product, because it’s something that can dramatically increase your writing income for many years to come.

Don’t be put off by the mention of ‘daily’ lessons.  This is a self-paced course.  If you can’t do lessons daily, you don’t have to.  Kevin says it’s daily to get you into a habit.

As I said, I’ve taken many of Kevin’s courses.  They’re all self-paced, and believe me, I don’t usually have time to do daily lessons – I just log in at my own pace.

Info products can be a second in.come, a main in.come, a passive in.come, or whatever you want it to be. This sort of opportunity doesn’t come along often, so grab it while it is being sold at an unbelievable price.
Click here now to learn more.

If this product is right for you, you will snag yourself the bargain of the century!

 

 

 

 

Cheryl

 

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The Ways To Make Money By Writing And Publishing EBooks

Published on August 4, 2010 in Writing/Publishing. Closed Tags: , , , , .

It is becoming more and more common for average persons to learn about the ways to earn money online. One method of doing just this which has been tried is the making an eBook. Essentially, an eBook is nothing more than a digital form of a book. Such eBooks are commonly produced as RDF file, which makes them easy to mass produce, store, and relay to the customer. Everything you need to do is learn how to make money with it.

The initial thing that you have to define is who your aimed audience is. Essentially, your aim audience is almost alike to your target market. The idea is to focus on a target market, identify topics which are of interest to such part of market, and then make these topics the theme of your ebook. For instance, if you choose a niche which deals with video games, then you can concentrate on a single theme, like strategies for a few of the most famous games.

The next step is to design an outline of the various aspects of your topic of election. For instance, your outline may identify how your topic came into existence. It can then go on to discuss where you think the future is headed, as well as what you would want to see. Of course, this is completely up to you. Keep a notebook shut down by at all times during this stage.

After the content of your downloads ebooks has been written, it is the right moment to make it pretty. Remember that individuals will be deciding whether or not to pay money for your eBook not having actually seen it. Thus, it is important that you put a lot into the image of the eBook cover. The pages of the eBook itself should also be easy on the eye. Use short paragraphs, an easy to read font, a needed quantity of “white space” between paragraphs, and perhaps certain aesthetically pleasing branding. The reason why we should pay a good piece of attention to these items is because the great number of ereader will be reading your eBook directly from their computer monitor. Therefore, reading it mustn’t provoke any discomfort.

When you have achieved this part of the process, your eBook is prepared for the public. Therefore, it is time to shift your attention to letting your target market know that your eBook is available to guide them towards solving their problems. Remember that an eBook is not a thing which can be kept in your hands and thumbed through as is a paperback or hard cover. Therefore, your sales letter should make it absolutely clear to the customer what adventages they will get from purchasing and reading your eBook.

How To Write A Ebook

Published on April 13, 2010 in Writing/Publishing. 2 Comments Tags: .

So you have a great topic for an electronic book you want to write but do not know where to begin? Here are some tips on how to get that ebook written and out there quickly.

To start, take pen to paper – or fingers to keyboard – and write down the following information to help you develop and focus your electronic book project. First, start by writing down what are the main goals of your ebook. That is, what is the essential knowledge you want the reader to walk away with? Once you have figured this out, you need to decide how much additional research you need to do in order to provide the reader with the best quality information possible. If this is a topic you already have extensive knowledge about you may not need to do any additional research, but if not, you should outline precisely what avenues of research still need to be done. Next, outline the order you want to present the information so that the reader will be able to move logically from one step to the next while reading your ebook.

Once you have answered these important questions, your next step will be to write you mission statement explaining why you want to write this electronic book. This will explain to your reader your motivations for conveying the information to them, and it should instill trust. Then write down why you feel your ebook is better and different from similar books on the market. For example, does your ebook provide information that is lacking in other ebooks? Do you have more experience to back up your claims? What else makes your electronic book unique?

Once you have answered these questions, you are ready to create the basic outline of your electronic book: the table of contents. At this point, you should have a clear idea of what your electronic book is about, and writing the table of content should be fairly easy. Next, try to come up with the best chapter titles possible. These titles should catch the interest of the reader and make them want to read more.

Next, sit down and write the introduction to your ebook. In your introduction you can repeat in a new form much of the information you have already written down for your mission statement and where you outline the advantages of your electronic book over the others on the market. Try to make the introduction as personal as possible, including a story or something similar to help connect with the reader. Then, write the final chapter of your electronic book. This may sound strange, but your final chapter will actually be very similar to your introduction except written in a slightly different format and this is actually the best time to write it.

Finally, look at your remaining chapters and create a schedule for writing them. Or, if preferred, you can outsource these chapters to ghostwriters so that they can write them for you. Once these chapters are finished, your will be ready to publish your first electronic book! All you need to do is a create a great cover using some good ebook cover software, and then publish it using some reliable ebook publishing software.

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6 Great Methods To Make Money With Ebook Writing

Published on October 8, 2009 in Writing/Publishing. Closed Tags: , , , , .

Do you like writing? Do you have that expert knowledge that are being sought for by internet users?

Then, you can potentially make huge amount of money by writing and selling your own ebooks online.

Here’s how you can do that:

1. Pick lucrative topics. This is the top way to ensure that your ebooks will be bought like hotcakes online.

Write about topics that are in-demand or those that are being looked for by your possible clients. Remember, you can only get these people to swipe their credit cards if you are able to offer them what they really need.

2. Keep it simple. Internet users simply hate it when they have to spend enormous time just to understand the message that you are trying to get across.

As these people have very short attention span, you need to make sure that you write your content is a very straightforward manner. Avoid using highly technical terms and big words all throughout your content. As an alternative, stick with those that can easily be understood even by a fifth grader.

3. Write from reader’s perspective. Avoid making your ebooks all about you or the things that you would like to learn about.

Put yourself in the shoes of your potential clients and determine the specific information that they need. Write your content using their preferred writing style and their choice of words so you can easily put them at ease and impress them in the long run.

4. Do your research. Strive to offer your readers with in-depth and total information about your chosen topics to promote better understanding.

Be willing to check out reputable resources where you can obtain additional important information that can make your ebooks content-rich.

5. Keep it little. Based on researches and studies, ebooks that run more than 100 pages do not sell well internet.

The reason for this is very straightforward; online users are mostly busy people and they are not willing to spend hours in front of their computers just to get the information they need. They prefer little, direct to the point, and concise ebooks.

6. Use an outline. To ensure that your content will flow smoothly, make use of an outline or a blueprint that can help you organize your thoughts even before you start writing.

This can easily be done by listing and arranging your information in a logical manner.

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He is on page one of Google for over 4100 unique keyword phrases bringing him thousands of dollards in free advertising. He attributes this to backlinks from blogging and article writing. Writing ebooks is another way to get free traffic if you do it right.