You have posted some fantastic tips here today. I personally like to get away from the computer for awhile and actually go to the bookstore and just browse around. You can get some fantastic ideas that way on subjects that you would have never thought of before.

I make sure that I either have my notepad or take notes on the notepad in my cell phone.

Looks like everybody has some great tips when it comes to your first ebook, whether you write it yourself or just use the fantastic PLR products that Doug puts out.

BTW: I picked this package up myself today and can vouch that this is a top notch product. I have paid a lot more for PLR that was nowhere near the quality that this product is.

Thanks for this post Ron. It really got the creative juices flowing.

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First up, thanks for the shout out on the Aromatherapy bundle – it has launched to great reviews!

As to writing books, I’d like to share two more tips if I may… First, when writing a post on my blog, often I feel like I have more to say on a subject but the post is already getting longish. At times like that I post to the blog, then copy what I’ve written so far into Word and go on writing til I’ve said everything I want to on the subject. Then, based on the length of what’s there, I either polish it up into a report or a full-fledged e-book.

Writing this way removes the stigma of ‘writing a book’, so it should make it much easier for newer marketers as there’s no pressure to reach any set length.

If the marketer already has a bit of experience with writing, here’s a power tip: To write an e-book you want to sell, write the salespage first. Put in all the selling points you think it needs to be a big seller, listing the issues it deals with. When the salespage reflects an e-book you’d buy and read yourself, you now have a guideline of what has to go in it, so just write it to fulfill the promises you made on the salespage!

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