SUBJECT: Ebook Publishing Profits Lesson 14 of 15: How to turn your E-Book into Profits

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E-Books are a revolutionary way to publish your
book without incurring the costs of print
production. All you need is a relevant and
targeted subject and some inexpensive software,
and you can transform your manuscript into a
great book.

The problem, in terms of actually seeing any
profits from your E-Book, is that the market is
overwhelmed with E-Books, and many of them are
not worth the time it takes to download them.
Just because the ability exists to easily produce
an E-Book, does not make it good writing.

Make sure your book does not simply rehash old
material. You will injure your credibility as an
author by claiming to offer valuable new insights
and disappointing your audience with material
they have read a zillion times before. So spend
enough time writing and revising your book to
make sure it's of the highest quality and
presents the most current information. A good
book will eventually sell itself; false claims
about your book will make it extremely difficult
to sell any future books you may write.

Assuming you have determined that you do indeed
have a quality product that answers some question
or need of your target audience with NEW
information, how do you know how much to charge
for it? Rule number 1: Set a price for your book
equal to its value. An under-priced book will
only give the impression that your book isn't
worth very much.

To figure out a fair price, estimate how much
time you put into creating it and how difficult
it was to transform the necessary information
into understandable and engaging writing. Figure
out how much your time and effort is worth, and
then price it accordingly. The goal is for you to
be adequately compensated for your talent, your
time, and your effort.

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