You can write, publish, and sell ebooks, even without lifting a finger, and earn $10,000/month in only 30 days. This ultimate guide to starting and running an online business walks you through every single detail from choosing a profitable niche market to writing, or outsourcing, your ebook to marketing to millions in electronic and print formats. Work from home part time or full time with your own Internet business. You even receive access to more than $1,000 worth of video tutorials. Make Money Online-Write and Sell EBooks Guide: A Work from Home Internet Business Writing, Selling EBooks Online

One look at the table of contents would make a person think that this book is a course in writing ebooks. This is not the case. While the author does include information on a number of topics, the information is general and wrapped up in just a few sentences. Each topic in a chapter is pretty much summed up by the topic header. For instance, a header of "Adding security to your sales sight" will just say that it is a good idea to add security to your sales sight because hackers try to get your information. Then there will be two or three filler sentences to seemingly beef up the paragraph. This does not happen in all sections, but it happens in most. 

My other complaint is that the book talks a lot about editing and professional appearance, yet the book I received has many editing errors in it. Within just the first few pages there are spelling and grammar mistakes, as well as sentences that are...  

I bought this book back in March and read it through, although I didn't do any great amount of writing. That was due to specific circumstances regarding the book I am writing. After reading the book a second time, I was duly impressed with the information. For me, it's a great motivational tool, a technical manual, and the artistic part, how to write to an audience of one. I have two other similar books and they do not really compare to Scott Boyd's Write and Sell Ebook Guide. 

If you get this book, I recommend that you get the 30 day action plan. This gives you a workable structure and timetable to get the job done. You can get this by email at: [...] You might be pleasantly surprised as I was, and get a little more than you asked for. For being a great guide and for Scott having an impeccable attitude of service, this book rates a solid 5 stars. 

I've read a number of books and ebooks about how to create information products to sell online, particularly ebooks. I love to write, love the internet, and purchase ebooks myself to help me learn new things, so it seemed like a good fit. 

I found this by far the most accessible and complete guide to knowing what to write about, formatting, search engine optimization, ClickBank, etc. 

So many ebook guides focus only on one aspect of writing your ebook, like how to get motivated, how to do keyword research, etc, and while that is all extremely important to get in-depth info on, I'd say this would be the one book you should start with if you want to write ebooks and sell them online, because Scott covers the entire process and anticipates common stumbling blocks along the way. It's deceptively simple, because he doesn't go overboard to where a beginner would get confused, but he does cover what I feel are the most helpful tips in getting your ebook done and out...

 EBooks are one of the hot trends of the Internet world. There is a growing demand for electronic books as readers accept them as a quick and efficient way to get information. Likewise, many people want to write their own eBook but how do they go about it? There is information on eBooks “out there” on the net, but it is spread all over the place, which makes it difficult to use. Fortunately, author Scott Boyd gathered up all that information, added a wealth of his own knowledge, and combined it all into one handy reference book, Make Money Online: Write and Sell EBooks. 

Boyd begins his book by discussing the burgeoning market for eBooks, the benefits of writing eBooks (such as establishing yourself as an expert on that book’s topic), and how you can either use eBooks to make a little extra spending money or grow the publishing of said books into a successful business. 

Make Money Online: Write and Sell EBooks covers every facet of researching, writing and marketing eBooks. From choosing `a compelling title’ to `how many pages’ and `how to price your eBook,’ there’s not a topic that the author has missed. It was refreshing to read many sections where the author dealt, in depth, with subjects that are often covered, but typically in a quick cursory way in other books. For example, when discussing price, Boyd doesn’t just say, `check out what others are charging and price your book accordingly.’ Instead, he explains what will happen if you price your book too high or too low before moving on to finding the ideal price. He also offers great tips to increase sales such as setting your price in an amount ending in 7 or 9 (ex. $47 or $35.97) because marketing research has shown that buyers are more likely to purchase a product priced that way. 

Much of the advice in Make Money Online: Write and Sell EBooks works for both eBooks and traditional “hard-copy” books. Both need things like ISBNs and blogging to promote them and Boyd tells you exactly how to do both, as well as many, many other things. Both also need websites for proper Internet marketing and the author, as with other topics, fully explores this issue. I found the author’s suggestion of creating “mini-sites” for each eBook particularly interesting. Boyd explains why each eBook should have its own unique site rather than a page on a larger site. As an added bonus, the author maintains a blog where he offers additional information on eBooks (the site’s url is listed in the book). 

While the topic of this book could make for a rather bland reading experience, the author injects a bit of humor and personal opinions to add spice. “I can’t stand the bright and thick borders that some authors seem to love. They seem unprofessional to me, maybe I am crazy.” (pg.75). While the writing is entertaining, it must be noted that there are errors in grammar and punctuation that interrupt the flow of the text in places. For example, “If you use their servers, they will run ads in around your blog…” (pg. 197). Having an editor clean up the text would greatly enhance the reading of this book. 

Quill says: For those interested in getting into the hot eBooks market, Make Money Online: Write and Sell EBooks will prove invaluable.

I’ve read a number of books and ebooks about how to create information products to sell online, particularly ebooks. I love to write, love the internet, and purchase ebooks myself to help me learn new things, so it seemed like a good fit.

I found this by far the most accessible and complete guide to knowing what to write about, formatting, search engine optimization, ClickBank, etc. 

So many ebook guides focus only on one aspect of writing your ebook, like how to get motivated, how to do keyword research, etc, and while that is all extremely important to get in-depth info on, I’d say this would be the one book you should start with if you want to write ebooks and sell them online, because Scott covers the entire process and anticipates common stumbling blocks along the way. It’s deceptively simple, because he doesn’t go overboard to where a beginner would get confused, but he does cover what I feel are the most helpful tips in getting your ebook done and out there.

Is everything you’ll need to know in this book? Definitely not. Is there enough here to get you selling your first ebook or three? Absolutely.

I’m particularly grateful for a few of the tips for using Word effectively to write and format ebooks. Scott gave some non-intuitive tips that he learned along the way that helped me focus on my writing and not get hung up on how to do things in Word.