Writing Your First Book
The rise in popularity of the Kindle and ebooks that can be read on Kindle and now other tablet/mobile devices has in turn created a renewed interest in ebook creation.
When you consider the massive number of kindle titles that Amazon sells now it is little wonder that more and more online marketers are looking at writing ebooks as a serious way of making a living online.
… and the earning potential is huge. It’s close on two years ago that I got John Locke’s book where he explained how he sold over 1 million kindle books in just 5 months.
Then there is Amanda Hocking, a 26 year old from Minnesota who is making millions of dollars from selling 10 to 15 page articles on the kindle platform.
Stephen Leather from the UK is reported to be selling around 2000 kindle books a day and more recently I learned that Jay Boyer is making $10,000 a month selling kindle books.
No wonder that there is a growing interest in kindle books.
The question that I see coming up time and again though is ‘How do you go about writing a Kindle book?’ Relatively few people have written a book before and find the thought of writing very daunting.
To help them out, and you too if you fancy yourself as a self-publisher, I’ve written a short introductory guide to writing your first book.
You can download a free copy by clicking the link below. There’s no sign-up or upsell or anything like that, just click the link and download the pdf.
If you find it useful, pass it on to your friends so that hopefully it will help them too. If you have any questions that the guide doesn’t cover, ask your question in the comments box below and answer it for everyone to benefit from.
Hope you enjoy it,
Trevor
