SUBJECT: Ebook Publishing Profits Lesson 13 of 15: Steps to Publishing Success

Hi {!firstname_fix},

Even if your best friend owns a top publishing
company, giving you an immediate "in," this does
not guarantee publishing success.

First, you have to write a quality book that has
a clear target audience. And your book must
answer a common problem or need that audience
shares. Then you have to develop a marketing
plan, and stick to it for at least two years.

Let's begin with the process that should commence
before you write your first word. Begin by
reading A LOT. Read both books you passionately
love and books you can't seem to make it past
page five. Then figure out what the author did in
the book you loved, and what was wrong with in
the book you couldn't finish. Write down these
points so they are crystal clear to you. Read
other people's books for inspiration and to
discover what you should avoid as a writer.

The next step is to plan out your book. Narrow
down your subject, and then divide it into
chapters. Each chapter should address a specific
aspect of the problem your book is going to
solve. In each chapter, break the specific aspect
down into several parts. This will help your
readers take in your information a bit at a time
instead of overwhelming them with every bit of
information clogging up the pages until they feel
like they're about to go blind. It's not quite
spoon-feeding the information to your readers,
but it's close.

The next two steps are obvious. Write your book
and then revise it. And then revise it again. And
perhaps again. Of course, writing is extremely
hard, and writing a book can seem like an
impossible task. There are many books out there
that give you guidelines to help you become
familiar - and even love - the process of writing
and revision. Find a number of books about
writing. Better yet, find a number of books about
writing the specific type of book you aspire to
write. These can serve as roadmaps on your
writing journey.

Once you've written your E-Book and revised it at
least twice, show it to someone else whose
opinion you respect. If you're lucky enough to
know a good editor, see if you have something to
barter for him or her to go through your
manuscript. Or join a writing group and let the
other members critique your work.

Then take all these ideas from other people, and
revise your manuscript one last time. And then
stop! Put down that pen! Get your hands off the
keyboard!

One of the most important steps to actually
producing a book is to know when to stop writing
and tinkering with it.

You've finally written your E-Book! Pop open the
bubbly! Give yourself a night out on the town!

Okay, now that this necessary celebration is out
of your system, what do you do next?

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