Interested in learning a little bit more about ebooks? Wondering about the difference between a freebie ebook and one you sell? (Because there ARE differences!). Well, here's your chance! As part of the Business and Learning Grand Re-Opening Extravaganza tomorrow, Thursday October 15th, I am presenting a webinar on the ins and outs of ebooks ...
Have you ever heard the saying "You know more than you think you know?" I sure hope you have! For many of us, it's true! We have information locked inside us that others would LOVE to have! Many home biz owners are stumped for what they should write about, what they could possibly put into an ebook to ...
Ooh, ooh!! Ultra excited here!! My Flip camera arrived and I put it to use! After trying to mess around with my pricey HD cameras with no luck (okay, so perhaps some of the issue is operator error...I'll take some blame here...) I picked up a great deal on a Flip and you know what? I ...
In my free "Work At Home Marketing That Doesn't Suck" ebook, I mention social media and even more importantly - Twitter. I know not everyone is into Twitter. In fact, I've received some email asking me if Twitter is really worth the time and effort. And while I am no expert ...
Last year I was crazy enough to hold a contest for a 25 page ebook. FREE. Ghostwritten by yours truly. And winner Carlin Comm (whom I strongly urge you to follow on Twitter) brought me his project. Carlin, a veteran of Desert Storm, had written a diary during the war. And he ...
Yes - the Work At Home Marketing That Doesn't Suck ebook is still in the works!! Unfortunately, the project was forced onto the back burner so it will be launching a little later than I anticipated. But I wanted to show you the ultra cool cover that ...
As a writer, I sometimes get requests to re-write material. It may be the client's own work. Or it may be something that the client has bought...perhaps a PLR ebook (where you are given limited rights and are supposed to change a portion of the writing to make it more tailored to your audience). And, many ...
I have a pet peeve. It's a little pet peeve. I can't stand when people crank out ebooks with little to no thought. Just because it's not going to the printer doesn't mean an ebook should be some half-baked, crappily-written (yes, I sometimes make up words) piece of junk. I don't care if it's being given away for ...
You're excited. You've got the idea of the decade (maybe the century, even). And you're ready to rock and roll and put pen to paper (or, more typically, fingers to keyboard). Wait! Don't go all half-cocked and start whipping up a frenzy of words! You need an outline. A comprehensive outline. If this sounds familiar - "Okay, so I'll ...
So Teresa's comment the other day sparked the whole "what is an e-report" and "can I call my report an ebook?" I'll perhaps be a little controversial here and say: VERY LITTLE differentiates an e-report from an ebook. First up, an e-report is typically short. 10 pages or less. But wait...you've seen an e-report that ...