How to write a e-book... (for beginners!)

It's easier than you think!

To keep your book organized, you should create a list of topics you would like to cover in your book. Make sure you give each of them a catchy title that will catch the readers interest.  Just start brainstorming with short sentences that sound strange, for example:

“Catching the slippery pig” could be used for finally getting a hold of success by the hands after it slipped through your fingers so many times. 

Or possibly

“I found a Unicorn!” could be used for revealing something many thought never existed…(like uncovering a website* that contains information anyone would pay 100’s for... in forms of e-books, audio, and fail proof marketing systems…and you discovered it for FREE!)  [cha ching!]

Take your time, and don’t rush through it. 

Make it sound exactly like you talk. Don’t use words people will have to “look up” in order to understand the sentence you just wrote. The reader will become board and perhaps confused.  That’s not something you need your reader to experience while reading your e-book. You want them to fully understand what your writing as if you were there speaking to them personally.

It's as Easy as "taking notes" in class!

This is why I am suggesting that you record yourself talking about a specific topic, then when your finished, type out what you just said…even the mistakes. Later you can edit it out, but don’t edit anything  until your totally finished with recording your voice explaining your chosen topic.

Here is an example of an e-book* that explains the explination of topics described above.  (After careful review of the book, I made sure it doesn’t contain information about any online companies ;)

Hope this helps!

Your Friend,

Logan Wandell