Organize
Your eBook For An Easy Read!
Every
successful non-fiction book, including e-books
have a set structure. Readers enjoy easy-to-read
maps to guide them through your book. They love
consistency. It is disconcerting and unprofessional
if you change formats throughout the book.
You must create an outline to structure your
chapters and then fill in the blanks as you
work on your book. The best non-fiction books
have a set structure to house each chapter.
Use
repeating elements in each chapter. Your readers
will love knowing generally what to expect in
each chapter and reward you by reading your
book from start to finish. Your consistency,
your focused, themed copy will keep your reader
reading to the end because it's easy to read.
You should organize your chapters before writing
with a table of contents, chapter title, brief
quote, introduction, list of supporting points,
and a brief summary.
Selecting
Your Saleable Topic
Choose a topic that people are hungry for information
and you have a passion for. Either you already
know a wealth of information about this topic
or its one you want to find out more about.
Interested
in helping people get financially fit? You could
research the latest financial plans, get out
of debt plans and/or budgeting plans to see
if they work.
Develop at least 8-10 questions people want
the answer to in getting financially fit.
Interview
10-15 people and you will have an interesting
survey, interviews and testimonials to put into
your solutions oriented ebook. Post it on the
internet and put it in front of the stream of
people looking for financial solutions each
month.
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21
Days to Habitual Marketing
How to Make Your Web Site a Marketing Machine
First impressions are important on the web.
Web researchers found that you have about 2
minutes to make that first impression a good
one. Visitors will judge your site in those
few seconds on its professionalism and appropriateness
to what they are looking for.
In fact, a website can lose about one-third
of its potential customers due to poor design,
according to a recent user study conducted by
Jakob Nielson, Ph.D., a principal of the Fremont
Calif.-based Nielson Norman Group.
Give your web site structure and organization.
Make a plan and put it on paper. There are some
decisions to make that will make it easy when
you or your webmaster begins to physically layout
your site. You will need to include these top
design principles that will help define your
site:
1. Don’t place brightly colored
counters on every page as a badge of honor.
The truth is most everyone knows counters can
be set to whatever number you like. If you don’t
want to start your counter at zero, you can
easily start it at 10,000. It raises a red flag
of questions. Therefore, it may repel your visitors
faster than it attracts them. Why raise the
red flag of questions, if you don’t have
to.
Solution: Need to analyze your
traffic? Look at your in-depth statistics instead.
2. Don’t leave out your copyright
statements.
Some uniformed site owners don’t know
that their copyright is effective the moment
their creative work is set in a fixed form.
So they fail to put their stamp of ownership
on their work.
Solution: If you truly own
your work, claim it. Post your copyright information
at the bottom of every page...
Easy
Ebooks Blog
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Earma Brown, 9 book author, web developer and
small business owner
EBK: eBook It! Ten Tips to Profit From Your
Passion. Helps small business owners, infopreneurs
and writers who want to market effectively online!
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