Writing An eBook

Coming up with ideas isn't hard.

For example, I know and I use this example a lot, BUT, if you are going to be promoting a sports betting affiliate program, why not create a eBook on becoming a successful punter. Then throughout the eBook, you can recommend your favorite sports betting affiliate program.

Writing a whole book in one sitting is hard, and trying to write a book without outlining the chapters is nearly impossible. My first eBook took me over 6 months, but now most of my eBooks take me less than a week to finish and that is with a sales letter and website up.

All you have to do is think up 12 to 15 article topics in sequence and write about them. Each page should be around 700 to 1000 words, full of useful information, not information people could get for free

Like I said just before, you need original content.

There are too many eBooks out there now where people are just regurgitating information others can get for free and this lowers the value of your eBook, which means less people will pass it around and even less will read it.

Article Writing - Where To Find Good Info

If I wanted to do an article on “unschooling”, I’d search Google for “unschooling forums” or “unschooling discussion boards”.

All I then do is look for what folks are talking about, read their responses and use them to help write my own article.

If you find a great info-product on Clickbank for gardeners, do a search for garden forums. See what kinds of questions folks are asking and write an article to answer.

You can also find Frequently Asked Questions at FAQ.org and Groups.google.com.

Remember, in article-writing, keep your article short and to the point.

Use helpful tips throughout.

I remember one article I read about searching for a fitness club. One of the tips went like this. “In order to find the best fitness club for you, you must go out and look for one.”

Well, duh! For crying out loud, that’s the "best advise" I had received so far (sic). Of course you have to look for one. That’s a piece of totally useless information.

Steer clear of stating the very obvious.

Give unique, helpful suggestions in your article. That’s what your readers want.

Easiest Way To Write A Great Article

Now, with as many tip websites as there are and as many online forums, there’s no need to come up with all the content off the top of your head while article-writing.

You can certainly learn from their content and write your own article.

Find three or four articles on your topic, read them carefully, and write your own article in your own words based on what you’ve just learned.

Turning Your Articles Into Income

When folks are curled up in bed with your book, you have some literary license. You can talk about scenery and feelings and pave the way for character development.

But when people are reading your article on the internet, they’re wanting fast facts. They don’t want additional fluff.

Easy to understand information.

That’s the goal.

When you want to learn something, you want to learn it as quickly as possible. Everyone looks for a shortcut so they can start applying what they’ve learned.

That’s why you have to be brief and to the point in your article-writing for the web.

Former Vice President Al Gore recently made the move to join Twitter.

Former Vice President Al Gore recently made the move to join Twitter.

You can see his Twitter here.

Al Gore has amassed nearly 19,000 followers since his first tweet eleven days ago on November 6th, 2008. It's probably the fastest growing Twitter in history although there is no way to verify that.

There are sites that list the top Twitter users like Twitterholic and Twitter Counter but none that list Twitter growth records. What's the fastest Twitter to get to 20,000 followers? That's probably going to be Al Gore who looks like he will get there in about twelve days

Well another twit !

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Boing Boing Launches Gaming Blog

Boing Boing has launched a new gaming blog called Offworld. Brandon Boyer makes the introduction in this post.

Offworld will also be home to a number of guest appearances by and regular features from people outside the games industry proper and those that have had only marginal influence but deserve more, because it's when those influences come in that the results have been some of the most magical and memorable, from illustrator Rodney Alan Greenblat and Masaya Matsuura's unforgettable Parappa the Rapper (the face that would launch the rhythm gaming genre proving so profitable today), to studio artist Toshio Iwai's musical Electroplankton, to Keita Takahashi's Katamari Damacy.

That's not to say that Offworld won't also be exploring and featuring gaming's blockbusters, powerhouses and the history of its respected decades-old institutions, but in general we hope to chase away a lot of the industry's cynicism and myopia that's set in and bring the joy of discovery and a fresh breath of playfulness and wonder back, because we're all in this to have fun.

The blog is part of the growing Boing Boing blog network which includes Boing Boing, Boing Boing Gadgets and Boing Boing TV. There's also an explanation of Offworld here from BB TV. If you enjoy computer and video games you should add Offworld's feed to your news reader as Boing Boing always offers up some unique and interesting content.

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