SUBJECT: Ebook Publishing Profits Lesson 4 of 15: Why Sell E-Books?

Hi {!firstname_fix},

It's not true that everything that has been said
has already been written. Since that unfortunate
axiom came into use, the whole universe has
changed. Technology has changed, ideas have
changed, and the mindsets of entire nations have
changed.

The fact is that this is the perfect time to
write an E-Book. What the publishing industry
needs are people who can tap into the world as it
is today – innovative thinkers who can make the
leap into the new millennium and figure out how
to solve old problems in a new way. E-Books are a
new and powerful tool for original thinkers with
fresh ideas to disseminate information to the
millions of people who are struggling to figure
out how to do a plethora of different things.

Let's say you already have a brilliant idea, and
the knowledge to back it up that will enable you
to write an exceptional E-Book. You may be
sitting at your computer staring at a blank
screen wondering, "Why? Why should I go through
all the trouble of writing my E-Book when it's so
impossible to get anything published these days?”

Well, let me assure you that publishing an E-Book
is entirely different than publishing a book in
print. Let's look at the specifics of how the
print and cyber publishing industry differ, and
the many reasons why you should take the plunge
and get your fingers tapping across those
keyboards!

Submitting a print book to conventional
publishing houses or to agents is similar to
wearing a hair shirt 24/7. No matter how good
your book actually is, or how many critique
services and mentor writers have told you that
"you've got what it takes," your submitted
manuscript keeps coming back to you as if it is a
boomerang instead of a valuable mine of
information.

Perhaps, in desperation, you've checked out
self-publishing and found out just how expensive
a venture it can be. Most "vanity presses"
require minimal print runs of at least 500
copies, and even that amount will cost you
thousands of dollars. Some presses' minimal run
starts at 1,000 to 2,000 copies. And that's just
for the printing and binding. Add in
distribution, shipping, and promotional costs and
- well, you do the math. Even if you wanted to go
this route, you may not have that kind of money
to risk.

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