EGAD #5 – Interview Authorities: Tips
Ask authorities to contribute a tip or two on a given subject for your ebook.
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Ask authorities to contribute a tip or two on a given subject for your ebook.
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If some of your authorities have authored books and/or ebooks, ask to reprint excerpts — or even whole chapters — and assemble all you collect into an ebook.
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Here’s a fairly simple EGAD technique that will generate fresh content: Interview authorities, but only ask a single question. Compile all the answers into an ebook.
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I mentioned the Pretty Link WordPress plugin in passing in last year’s How to Work In Affiliate Links Into Your eBook post. But that brief mention doesn’t do justice to just how useful this free plugin is to WordPress users.
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Continuing on with the “preexisting content” line of thinking, let me bring in a new-ish concept that’ll be quite important to keep in mind, since I suspect it’ll play a major role in most EGAD ideas and schemes I’ll be coming up with.
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Probably the most obvious of EGADs: Simply take old content you’ve already written/published, then reorganize and assemble — repackage! — into new ebooks.
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The basic process of writing an ebook is simple and straightforward: sit down and write until it’s finished.
I don’t know about you, but in my case, that takes a considerable amount of time. There’s got to be easier and faster ways to pump out useful, sellable ebooks, right?
Right!
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I decided to set up a the Wordpreneur Library, featuring “Books, Courses, Tools, Software and Other Professional Resources for Writers.” To start it off, I’ve affiliated with the WCCL Network, a highly respected publisher of an extensive line of infoproducts and self-development tools for writers and artists, and you’ll find nine (9) of their writers’ titles I handpicked from their selection.
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Despite all the hoopla, if you have yet to set up a Twitter account and start using it to at least “broadcast” information to Twitter-using readers/prospects, I don’t really blame you. It wouldn’t be surprising at all if what’s keeping you from doing it is, well, tech overload.
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Breaking News: Authors worldwide (no longer just the US) can now self-publish Kindle versions of their books.
Read Amazon expands Kindle self-publishing worldwide @ CNet »
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