by Ray Johnson

You might be considering becoming an internet marketer. But I’m sure you have some trepidation. You are probably thinking that you don’t have anything to sell. That’s the easiest problem to solve. You can start with the easiest item to sell, ebooks.

Ebooks belong to a product group called information products. There are several types of information products. Along with ebooks, there are audio products and video products. They are called information products because that is what they contain, information about some subject that a specific group or niche is interested in.

Ebooks are an easy way to start out online for a number of reasons. They are readily available. You can find collections of ebooks that come with resell rights. When you purchase ebooks with resell rights, you can sell them and keep all of the proceeds for your sales. There is no royalty or anything else you have to pay. Whatever you sell them for becomes your money.

Another reason ebooks are a good way to start an online business is because there is no physical inventory. You do not have to store ebooks. They reside on your computer, they are just computer files. Once you have them, you have them, no need to restock. You will never run out no matter how many you sell.

If you were selling a physical product, you would need to ship it out when a sale is made. That means that you would need to pack it, post it and take it to the post office. Ebooks require no effort on your part to deliver to your customers. The entire sales process can be automated so that you don’t have to do anything when a sale is made. The automated system will send an email to the buyer with the ebook attached or the system will send an email with instructions explaining to the buyer how to log on to the internet to download their purchase.

Ebooks can be sold a number of different ways. You can set up your own website, with your own domain, and sell them from there. Just starting out, it might be easier not to have your own site. The easiest way to start selling ebooks is on eBay.

EBay is the largest marketplace in the world. EBay claims that during any month, one third of all internet traffic stops at eBay. Ebay may also be the largest ebook marketplace. Approximately two thousand ebooks are sold on ebay each day. Forty six percent of all ebooks listed sell.

It is very easy to set up an eBay selling account. You can do it in minutes and be online with your ebooks for sale almost instantly. Ebay also makes it easy to set up your own ebook store. You could list literally hundreds of ebooks at practically no cost.

If you really want to get into online marketing, the easiest way to do that is to sell ebooks. The fastest way to get up and running is to sell ebooks on eBay. You can literally have an ebook business up and running in minutes. So what are you waiting for!

To find out how you can INSTANTLY receive your own product, and follow a successful and highly profitable system to making money online, talk with Ray Johnson - Google.com No.1 Ranked eSeller: http://www.ezsellebooks.com

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by Nelson Tan

The typical form of newsletter is a one-way communication where you provide information to customers, such as product updates and announcements. Creating a successful newsletter can be extremely rewarding. Subscribers and customers respond with glowing feedback, online sales jump and your customer relationships and brand loyalty deepens. Here are some useful tips that might help in creating a successful newsletter.

Define Success

Ask yourself “What is the purpose of your newsletter?” A newsletter is a substantial investment of company resources in terms of time and energy, and you need to define in as tangible terms as possible the purpose of your Newsletter.

Voice and Personality

Establish a voice or editorial personality-whether newsy, serious, gossipy or funny-that is synergistic with the image you want to portray and connects with your audience. Remember that e-mail newsletters aren’t e-mail promotions designed to stimulate immediate action. Sales and promotional copy don’t suit e-newsletters. Nor does the traditional tone of broadcast corporate communications. Think of your newsletter as a one-on-one conversation. Just imagine sitting in a coffee shop talking informally with a customer. That’s the starting point for your approach-a more personable and appropriate “human” voice will come naturally. Drop the jargon, drop the sales pitch, be as honest as you can, and talk like a human being. You can have as much or as little personality as is appropriate. Consider adding a brief editorial, a comment or two, an editor’s note, a couple of lines of commentary, a touch of opinion; adding a little human element here and there. Sign editorials, give authors a byline, or list some names down in the administrative section of each issue to which your readers can relate to.

“From” Line

Whether it’s a person’s name, name of the newsletter or company name, determine what will resonate best with your readers and stay with it.

“Subject” Line

“Vol. 1, Issue #8″ or “Company News” are not enticing subject lines. They are certainly consistent and simple, but they don’t tell your readers anything that will motivate them to open your e-mail. Your subject line is your calling card-entice your readers with the most interesting or intriguing information in your Newsletter. Use attractive headlines as a means to summarize a section of content.

Style/Format

Establish a format and layout of your Newsletter that is clean and simple, with elements of the Newsletter (table of contents, “Tips”, subscription information, etc. located in the same spot each issue).

Content and Relevancy

Figure out what your readers want and give it to them. Seek continuous improvement by obtaining reader feedback and monitoring click-through rates to determine what types of articles are most popular. Another dilemma that we all confront is too much information and too little time. The newsletter’s job is to keep readers on top of trends and the latest developments in the industry. Aim for articles and feature stories to meet one of the following criteria by including either: major industry occurrences, forward thinking industry ideas, education on issues or new techniques, or business opportunities.

Whether your customers work out of a corporate or home office, or employees need answers to questions and tips for improving business activities, e-newsletters provide you with an opportunity to point out work inefficiencies, and share relevant best practice. When you create a newsletter, try changing your focus from selling products and services to solving your customers’ problems. Think about what they need and give options they don’t know exist.

The greatest thing about the electronic medium is that you can quickly add new hyperlinks and include updates on old material should new information surface without incurring another round of cost for a new issue (that happens in the real world).

Don’t Wait Till the Last Minute

Begin compiling newsletter information in advance. Ask fellow marketers to contribute articles. One great source of information is none other than your inbox where you can quickly search for worthy nuggets from the past week and relay the same essence in your own words.

Quality Sources

Where can you get quality content for your newsletter?

1. Article directories like ezinearticles.com or findarticles.com. Also get articles from yahoogroups. The downside to this is that you need to include the author’s signature or resource box.
2. Forums. One of the most dynamic and updated places on the Internet is where people write off the cuff and in real-time. Thread after thread, reply after reply of the latest information comes off the minds of forum participants. Combine interesting topics and reword them into an original article.
3. Again, your own inbox right under your nose. Whatever other marketers are writing or selling about, use them to your own advantage and recreate them as your own.
4. Your own insights are really your best resources. When you have passion, you will never stop talking about what you know. Be consistent at no. 4 and soon enough you will find a way to mold yourself into an expert. Continue to expand your knowledge database and add value to it.

Graphics

Use graphics that print well on your printer. Using a good mix of photographs and art work makes for interesting copy. Too many graphics can leave the newsletter looking cluttered.

Frequency

Determine how frequently your readers want to hear from you/receive your newsletter-and what you can commit to. As a rule, a weekly newsletter is ideal. However, don’t launch a weekly newsletter if you are not absolutely certain that you can distribute a quality Newsletter every week. A fortnightly newsletter is a good option too.

Length

A newsletter should be a quick read. Readers expect to finish reading it in 4 to 5 minutes. Short articles increase the probability that your reader will find something of interest to them.

Timing

Test and pick a day and time that works best…and stick to it. Readers should almost be able to set their watches by the receipt time of your Newsletter.

Penetration

You have the option of formatting your e-mail by including colorized text and a variety of fonts, but not all e-mail software supports HTML mail. Consider writing your newsletter in plain text or offer two mailing lists-one for plain text mailings and the other for HTML e-mail.

Make it Viral

Provide information readers can act on or that stimulates reaction-forwarding it to friends and peers, stimulating purchases or requests for additional information. Make it easy for readers to forward articles and information to peers and friends. Provide a “Tell a Friend” link that enables readers to forward the Newsletter with a personalized note.

Search

Make it easy to find articles of interest and back issues. Provide a table of contents and links to articles within the newsletter and to resources and past articles on your site.

Printability

If you want to give readers an option to print, consider providing “printer-friendly formats” on your website. Make sure your newsletter is physically readable. Avoid anything less than 12 point fonts for the article text. Fancy fonts may look good but can be hard to read when printed. Heading and text fonts should be consistent throughout the newsletter.

If you lack experience in print media, seek out assistance if you know someone in the field. If not, don’t worry-the abovementioned basic principles apply. Plan to research your material thoroughly and avoid factual or editing errors, as they will make you seem less credible.

Personalize

At the very least, address the reader by name. The most successful newsletters have a human being associated with them…and a personality. If possible, your Newsletter should be “written by a person” at your company…not the company.

Language

Not everyone has the range and depth of vocabulary as teachers and linguists do. Use words that are easy to understand, and if you do use technical terms, provide a definition that people can relate to. There is nothing more frustrating then a definition that makes less sense than the word itself. Just write in layman terms and keep it short, simple and straightforward.

Spelling and Grammar Check

Sending out copy with numerous errors creates a negative image to your readers. Aside from using a spell checker, have an outsider edit your final copy for readability, grammar and content.

Test and Track

Test the newsletter on few e-mail addresses to check for errors and other issues before sending to the entire distribution list. Keep track of results and reactions to your newsletter to come to an understanding for further tweaks and corrections.

Lastly, to summarise the key fundamental features of an e-newsletter, make sure you include:

• Table of Contents
• Hyperlinks for customers who want more information for a featured topic
• Exciting secrets or tips related to your product or service
• Contact information

E-newsletters can take up a good amount of time if not managed correctly. The use of a list server (a piece of software that runs on your Internet provider’s computer or on your own web server) is a good option. It will automatically manage a list of e-mail addresses. Once you send your newsletter to the list server, it distributes the letter to the stored addresses. For more information on list servers, contact your Internet service provider. If you opt to use another method, make sure you have a plan for handling incoming and outgoing mail when your customer base increases.

In conclusion, your newsletter can serve as an extension of your business that will reach out to your customers. It will allow you to maintain regular contact with them and serve as an effective and rewarding addition to your marketing arsenal. These tips should help you put it all together and help you create an exceptional newsletter.

Nelson Tan is the webmaster behind Internet Mastery Center. Download $347 worth of FREE Internet Marketing gifts at http://www.internetmasterycenter.com

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Article Marketing - What I Mean When I Use the Term Article Marketing

by Jeff Herring, the Article Guy

Article marketing is an often misunderstood term.

When someone asks me what I do, and I answer by saying I am an article writing and article marketing coach, people create some interesting definitions of article marketing.

The most amusing so far is the person who thought that meant that I help people write articles for magazines and then help them market the articles for Oprah and Reader’s Digest.

Actually, there might be a good gig there for the right person.

Article marketing defined

When I use the term article marketing, I’m referring to many tasks and functions under that umbrella. Article marketing to me includes article writing, article submission, the actual article marketing, and article income and product creation with your articles.

It has been my experience that you need to become proficient at all of these functions to be wildly successful with article marketing. You need to be able to write a great quality article, submit it to the article directories using the many small tips and strategies I teach that get your articles picked up more often, know and use the many different ways to market your article, and how to create information products with your articles do you can make direct income from your articles.

Without fail, every single person who has told me that article marketing did not work for them or does not work at all, has had a gap somewhere in these four essential skills.

Article marketing works, and it works very well, when you work it right.

Would you like free access to two of my Article Writing Templates? You can download them by going to http://www.TheArticleGuy.com/bonustemplates.htm

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These principles are so applicable to article marketing and building your platform that we just had to share this article with you. Enjoy, and leave your thoughts in the comments. -kk

Increase Your Marketability by Getting Published in Your Area of Expertise

by Doug Schmidt

Marketability = Market Value

Perhaps it’s more accurate to say…marketability = perceived market value.

Take a house for instance. Its “base” market value is established by several factors — the condition of the home and land that it’s on, what other homes are selling for in the area, and proximity to schools, stores, libraries, etc.

There are also a lot of intangible factors that affect a house’s perceived market value. These are things that would be unique to individual potential buyers — nearness to extended family, the neighborhood’s “culture,” commuting distance, and proximity to the special places that the individual, couple, or family will visit frequently.

Of course, this not only applies to houses, but to anything that can be bought or sold…cars, stocks, books, and more. They all have a perceived market value…and quite often, they are perceived quite differently by the various potential buyers in a particular market.

As crass as it may sound, every person has a “market value” in his or her area of proficiency — and his or her “marketability” hinges upon how that value is perceived by those who want, or need, to benefit from this person’s knowledge and experience.

But please keep in mind, a person’s “perceived market value” has nothing to do with a person’s significance as a human being. The weighty virtues of kindness and compassion are often found in people who have little “market value” in the work-a-day world, and, though it’s rare, sometimes those who have the highest market value in the world’s eyes are best described as soulless.

So, let’s keep this straight upfront. This short article is about increasing your marketability in the marketplace by getting published in your area of expertise. While your enhanced marketability will enable you to increase your net worth, it will not necessarily make you a better person. That type of ultimate question is better addressed in other types of books (like the one described at http://www.dougschmidt.com).

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There are many ways to increase your “base” marketability in the work-a-day world — college degrees, skill sets, types of work, training, past job performance, years of experience, etc.

However, one of the quickest and most effective ways to increase your perceived marketability is to get an article or book published in your particular area of expertise.

The accelerated nature of this enhanced marketability comes from two factors.

#1 - Most of your readers will immediately perceive you as an accomplished expert because some publisher considered your words of counsel as “worthy of publication.”

And this is no small feat — thousands and thousands of people attempt to get published and fail (for reasons described in How to Land High-Paying Assignments)

#2 - Once published, your “worthy words” become reproduced thousands of times for tens of thousands of readers, and so your sphere of influence and notoriety can expand significantly in a very short amount of time.

So whether you’re an accountant, engineer, waiter, business-owner, clerk, or work-at-home mom, getting published in a magazine, trade journal, or the right book will significantly increase your marketability.

All things equal, the person who has a publications list on their profile (only if it’s just one relevant piece) will immediately have the advantage over his or her unpublished peers. Likewise, the small-business owner who writes a column for the local paper is going to bring in a lot more business that the same type business owner who simply pays the newspaper to advertise in it.

Another thing that getting published will do is get your name in front of thousands of potential employers, customers, or vendors (depending on your goals). With the right contact information in the bio-section of your publication (most importantly, a personalized website), you’d be amazed by who will start calling you for interviews, additional business, or to do another article or book!

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The process of writing can itself become a networking tool that will compel your marketability to grow. Once you’ve landed the assignment, (which is the focus of the book described below), send portions of the manuscript to the appropriate people in your industry for feedback. Don’t send them the whole thing, just two or three paragraphs so there’s not a huge time commitment involved (on their part).

Again, don’t do this unless you have the assignment. This sounds so much better than “I’m working on an article that I’m going to try to sell to a couple magazines. What do you think of this paragraph?”

Better to be able to say ” I’ve just landed a contract with [name of the publisher], and I’ve got a two-week deadline. Can you tell me what you think of this paragraph. Does it ring true for you? Am I on the right track here?”

Using the writing process as a form of networking can have magnificent snowball effect.

For example, while I was working on my first book (The Prayer of Revenge: Forgiveness in the Face of Injustice - http://www.dougschmidt.com), I sent the first chapter to a professor who was known worldwide as a “guru” in the area of personal forgiveness. He graciously wrote back and encouraged me to take the manuscript in a certain direction. Of course, I followed his advice because he was right on target.

When the manuscript was finished, he offered a sterling endorsement. His supportive words stimulated other “thumbs-up” from several well-known counselors. I used those endorsements to land a high-paying feature article assignment with a popular trade magazine for counselors (with a circulation of over 100,000), and that article help me land my first radio interview that played over 22 stations on the east coast on the second anniversary of the September 11th attacks.

This “avalanche” started with a “snowflake” — simply a humble request for feedback.

But this was just one of many “snowflakes” I had to shovel through. I didn’t hear from a lot of people, and a few just politely turned me down flat (because we had completely different approaches to the topic). So there’s safety in numbers. The more people you contact in this process, the more likely you will succeed.

Persistence is key . Again, you’re looking for a few “snowflakes” which, given enough time, passion, and persistence, can turn into a manageable avalanche of promising offers and opportunities.

Doug Schmidt is currently an editorial manager and author. Doug’s first book, The Prayer of Revenge: Forgiveness in the Face of Injustice, is available in bookstores and from all the major online booksellers. For more information, visit: http://www.dougschmidt.com

Of course, Doug used the principles in How to Land High-Paying Writing Assignments to win his first book contract. To learn more about this innovative way of getting published at: http://www.writersweekly.com/books/1144.html

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from Suzanne Lieurance, The Working Writer’s Coach

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He’s a crack up!

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All this week, we focused on the intricacies of e-mail newsletters. Did you learn anything new? Will you start a new newsletter or revise an existing one based on this week’s information? Leave a comment and share your ideas!

-kk

by Mark A. Abrahams

Writing an effective newsletter is one of the most important skills that you need to master. You need to engage your subscriber. With some people receiving up to 500 emails a day you will most likely find your newsletter in the junk mail folder or deleted before even reading. Follow these newsletter tips to build a solid relationship with your subscriber so that you can monetize your email list.

An email newsletter is much cheaper than sending a magazine newsletter, postcard or flyer through the conventional mail. Also by formulating good quality content you build your credibility as an expert so that when you make recommendations your email list will buy from you. A very good way to market your newsletter is to use a squeeze page where you can collect a name and email address. In return the subscriber will gain instant access to a free report. You can use search engines, ppc, ezine advertising, banner advertisements and article marketing to market your newsletter.

I suggest you focus on a specific angle. It is always easier to provide relevant information from a unique angle. For example you could setup a newsletter about internet marketing and focus on list building. List building products you recommend will likely convert much better than general internet marketing products.

The subject line is the most important part of your newsletter. Without an attention grabbing subject line you are going to find that people will not open up your email. I suggest you write a blind subject line. If you put too much information in the subject line people will already know what it is about and will not be curious enough to open your email. e.g. "How many times have you made these mistakes in building your list?" makes a good subject line.

I suggest you follow the following layout for a newsletter as this has proven effective for me. Start with a header. This could be your company logo or a graphic for the newsletter that depicts the theme. Follow this with a table of contents so that your reader can easily glance at the content and go directly to sections that really interest the reader. Use a footer to indicate the end of the newsletter. Also try to keep the format to under 60 characters per line to make it easier to read in an email program like Outlook.

Before you can sell to your email list you need to build a relationship. Only once your subscribers trust you and you provide them with valuable knowledge will they buy from you. Using these newsletter tips you should be able to establish a good relationship with your subscribers.

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Mark Abrahams is a full time internet marketer who has helped others to earn a living online.

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by Jennifer Marah

E-Newsletters can be an inexpensive and convenient way to keep current clients up-to-date with your business, or easily convert potential customers to new ones.

Format Options

There are several different formats that you can use to send your newsletter.

Text

This format is the good ol’ reliable method. Many individuals prefer to send their publications in this format. Why? Some see it as more personal. Text newsletters will look like a personal email specifically targeted to an individual person.

Unfortunately, some of the bonuses of the following two formats are not available (i.e. photos, video & logo insertion).

PDF

Do you send your newsletter via mail and email? PDF may be a viable option for your company. Design the newsletter in desktop publishing software and then create a PDF version of the file, and send as an attachment. You can include pictures, and links in your PDF for your sited resources.

Remember to create a subject line that will remind individuals you are sending your newsletter, or you risk your PDF being deleted.

HTML

This format is growing in popularity, when once considered taboo. HTML newsletters can be designed to look as graphically enticing as some websites. When using this format, it makes it very easy to include photos, video streaming, and link potential clients to your website to find out more information about your business, (which increases your website traffic).

Your Content

When developing content for your current and potential clients, make sure to have fun and maybe learn a little yourself!

Value

There should always be content that is valuable to readers. Many companies pack their newsletters with promotions and self-serving company information. However, by making sure your education and offering your readers information that they find interesting you are sure to have them coming back for more.

Spamming

How can your content affect anti-spam software? You would be surprised at what certain words and phrases will set off that magic trigger. Some third party email newsletter and promotion companies have a spam checker built into their programs. If you decide to develop your own newsletter by not using on of these companies, there are other programs available to you.

One of these programs is available from Spam Assassin. This company is an email filter company and has lists of tests on their website that you can access to run checks against your newsletter. You may not be able to conquer the full battle, but you can definitely wage a war. This information is available at http://www.spamassassin.org/tests.html.

Readership

Directory Listings

Ezine and article directories are one simple way to increase your subscriber lists, and give the opportunity for others to use your articles, with permission. This will increase your readership by peaking interest in your newsletters, and other articles you have produced. It will also redirect more traffic to your website, and may increase your sales, (another added bonus of these directories). If you would like to include an article that is listed in one of these sites in your newsletter you can. This can help speed up your publication process!

Frequency

Remember to keep your communications frequent. Many companies send their newsletters weekly, monthly or bi-monthly. The more frequent, the more the chance to eliminate the possibility of subscribers forgetting that the subscribed to your publication and sending it to the junk mail file.

Increase Conversion

One very important tip for securing that wavering subscriber on your website…have a privacy policy. Include this policy or a link to where they can find it on your website, in clear view on the subscription page. This will help eliminate any worries the reader may have of giving you personal information.

Most importantly…always adhere to your policy!

Third Party Sources

There are several things to look for when finding an outside source to host your e-newsletter. Constant Contact is a company that is everywhere these days advertising. A company like this offers it all, offering a trial period of 60 days or 100 subscribers. Once you hit 100 subscribers, they then charge amounts in increments of how many you have, (i.e. $5 per every 50 subscribers after 100). They manage your lists, opt-outs and “bounces.” You can store photos on these sites, logos, and several documents at one time. Reports are also provided on who opens your email, and who clicks on links.

In conclusion, you should consider several things before creating your E-Newsletter. The format, the frequency, and the content are several of the main elements. This may take some time to achieve this. You will also have to get a subscriber list ready for your first issue. You will have so much fun developing your newsletter, and if you would like to publish one, but don’t have the time, remember, “Your Projects…My Time.”™

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by Tracey Edwards

Lately you might find that more and more sellers are turning to information products and ebooks to sell on eBay. Why are they doing this? After all each product only sells for a few dollars each, why would you bother?

We live in an age where people want instant access to information. Whether it is from TV or the Internet. If they can get the answer to their problem’s instantly for a few dollars then most people are willing to spend that.

Because of this eBay sellers have realised the potential of ebooks and other information products. Because there isn’t a physical product that you wrap, post and send off - essentially you have an unlimited supply of your product.

You could sell the same ebook over and over again as many times as you wanted and therefore your potential for unlimited profits is only limited by the amount of people willing to pay for your information.

Customers love to buy information products, especially those that tell you how to do something whether it is cooking a hamburger masterpeice to getting your baby to sleep. There is always a demand for an ebook to solve a problem.

And it’s not just ebooks these days, more and more video, podcasts and mp3’s are also being sold over and over again on eBay.

eBay itself has embraced digital products being sold in it’s marketplace and even have a special section for delivering your digital products directly to your customer as soon as they pay. Another reason that it is so popular with eBay sellers, they don’t even have to contact the buyer to let them know where the ebook is, eBay does the hard work for you.

If you are interested in selling ebooks then there is sure to be a topic that interests your buyers from making money online to the latest craft or scrapbooking patterns. All you need to do is stock your shop and wait for the dollars to roll in.

Now that you know why you should sell ebooks on ebay why not get a 25 Page Guide to Successful Selling on eBay for more great eBay selling tips.

Tracey sells ebooks on eBay and knows all the secrets! (Well most of them anyway). http://www.traceys-ebooks.com

If you liked this article, you might like another of my articles: Want to Sell eBooks on eBay? - Where to Find eBooks to Sell on eBay

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by Andy Machin

Writing your own ebooks is arguably the best and most powerful thing you can do to publicise your web site and bring traffic to it with little effort. An even better tactic is to make your ebook viral. That does not mean your readers will catch a disease. Or rather they will of sorts but one from which both you and your readers can profit.

Making your ebooks viral simply means that you give your customer a reason to pass your ebook around to their friends, family, web site visitors, newsletter subscribers and similar. That reason is two fold. One reason being that the ebook you have written contains useful information and the other reason being that you have seeded the ebook with your affiliate links to relevant products while allowing some of your affiliate links to be replaced by the affiliate links of your customer.

Why would you do that - well you would do it simply because it creates a “win-win” scenario from which both yourself and your customer can potentially benefit for a very long time. Because you have made your ebook viral in the manner described each person who reads it is a potential earner for both yourself and your initial customer.

You have created a situation where your customer wants to circulate your ebook widely because he knows that he has the potential to earn a commission should anyone he circulates it to makes a purchase from one of the links you have allowed him to rebrand. You have the same opportunity because the ebook still contains some of your own affiliate links.

For example if you have written an ebook on say dog care you can easily insert affiliate links to related products - say dog training and dog food. If you allow your customer to rebrand the dog training links with his own then anyone he circulates the ebook to and buys the dog training product will generate a commission for your customer and anyone who buys the dog food product via your ebook will generate an affiliate commission for you because that is your link.

Giving your customers the ability to rebrand and the extent to which they can do so is something you control yourself. All you have to do is write the ebook. And that is not as hard as you might think either. You just need your imagination and typing skills. Do you think you could write a dozen or so pages on a subject you have an interest is. Of course you could. Especially with the internet available to you as an almost unlimited research tool.

All you need to do is take action. And you can start that right now. Grab a piece of paper and a pencil and start to write down a list of subjects you are interested enough in to write a short ebook about. Pick a subject you would like to start with then map out the topics or chapters you think your new ebook should include. The next step is to research and write and you are on your way to your first viral ebook. What is stopping you?

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