Site Build It: Make your knowledge sell ebook.

Make your knowledge sell !

Quite a title.
In this ebook, cowritten by dr Ken Evoy and Monique Harris, you will find handy tips and encouraging advice to use the information and experience that is aggregated in your brain and publish it into an ebook.

We all know that one of the best ways to earn extra income on the net is to publish your own product.

Too many people focus exclusively on trying to make an extra buck by marketing other people's products.

What if you were the one who owned the info product ?

What if you could attract hordes of keen affiliates to promote your product for you ?

Exactly, you would be in a more powerful position to earn that extra income without depending on other people's products or marketing material.

This ebook shows you how to extract the relevant information from your years of experience, publish it in an ebook form and how to sell it on the internet.

Plug warning : the ebook markets Ken Evoy's Site Build-It suite of tools, but considering that they are the best resource available on the net for aspiring online business owners, that's OK.
It does not detract from the value of the information in the book.

Price
The guide cost US$47 up until a short while ago, when they made it available for free.
I had been eyeing it for at least a year, so jumped on the opportunity to read it at zero cost.

I was not disappointed.

If you are considering producing your own ebook, this book is a must-read.
What I like most about it is that it shows you how other ordinary people have succeeded at publishing their own ebooks.
At 179 pages, it will take you a while to get through it, but considering the amount of real-life tips inside, it's probably a good thing not to read through it in a flash.
Read at your leisure and let it all sink in.

Topics

Here are some topics that are discussed in the book:

• There are a number of case studies included in the book which will show you that normal people like you and me can successfully produce and market ebooks.

• A mistakes section shows you how to avoid the pitfalls of creating ebooks, you want to produce a top-quality info product.

• A number of action steps outline the process and helps break down the information into manageable chunks.

• They have included quite a few great exercises to help you get to grips with the best possible topics for your ebook.

• Spy on your competitors so that you can improve on the available resources out there.

• I love the fact that the ebook forces you to think in terms of your prospective reader or client.
  If you get that aspect right, you have overcome the majority of your marketing hurdles because your ebook will be easy to sell.
  Clients will 'want' it.
  You will not have to sell very hard.

• Practical tips: The second part of the book is really about the nitty-gritty of producing, marketing and protecting your valuable ebook.
  From websites that market your ebook, to newsletters, to press releases and advertising on forums and newsgroups, it's all covered.

• The third part goes in depth into writing as an art and gives so many tips on copywriting, it should have been a book on its own.
  My favourite is the tip to write your introduction at the END of the project, not when you start.
  Once you have written the whole book, writing an intro for it will be a piece of cake.

• The last part advises on pricing your product and getting traffic to your choses sales-outlet as well as an 'interview' form of section with Monique where she shares her hard-won tips.

• At the end there are a number of press-release examples and advice on attracting affiliates to help your market your product for a commision.

So don't delay and read your own free copy of Make your knowledge sell now.