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The
Hidden Truth About Ebook Businesses |
by David
Goldsmith
An ebook business is an excellent
business to be involved in both from the perspective of an author
and a businessperson. In case you do not yet know all the benefits
of an ebook business, here is a revealing look at why so many people
are writing and selling ebooks.
EBOOKS FROM AN AUTHOR'S PERSPECTIVE
From an author’s perspective, it's certainly no more difficult to
write an ebook than to write a regular book and in many cases it can
be considerably easier.
Consider that the average ebook is much shorter than the average
book in regular print. I have seen many successful ebooks in the
range of 25 to 80 pages and it is certainly easier to write a 75
page book than 225 pages or so in a regular book.
Many ebook authors find that writing an ebook becomes easier if they
begin by clearly outlining the structure of their ebook. They
carefully plan out a sequence of chapters. Next, they look at each
chapter as a separate article that needs to be written. Many people
can write one article within a day, and at that rate, writing an
entire ebook doesn’t take too long.
When you consider the amount an author gets paid for each copy of
his book, ebooks are a much better way to go. Many traditional book
authors only earn a dollar or two for each paperback book that
sells, but with ebooks an author will normally pocket 80% to 90% of
the cover price for every copy sold.
EBOOKS FROM THE BUSINESS PERSPECTIVE
Here are five reasons why ebooks make good business sense and are
therefore a great business to be involved in.
An Ebook Business Is Open 24 Hours
As long as your web site is up, customers from around the world in
any time zone can visit your store and make a purchase.
Low Production Costs
Ebooks are very cheap to make. Once you have your ebook it is
virtually free to make a copy for a customer.
Low Distribution Costs
Ebooks can be downloaded or emailed at virtually no cost.
High Prices
Contrary to what some people believe, ebooks do not always sell for
low prices. Sure, there are some ebooks available for $1.99. But
look at the ClickBank marketplace and you will discover many ebooks
selling well at $49.95
Additional Revenue
You can make even more income than the cover price of the ebook by
advertising other products inside the ebook, using affiliate links.
By doing this you can continue to earn income from commissions that
you receive as your customers buy additional products which were
recommended inside the ebook.
About the Author
David Goldsmith is the author of
"25 Ways To Write For Money",
a guide to multiple income streams for freelance writers. For more
information on his ebook, visit
http://www.WriterIncome.com
He is also
a regular contributor to
Publish Your Own
Ebooks.
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© Copyright 2008 David Goldsmith.
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