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How To Make $300 A Day With Ebooks
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Find Solid Niche Market Where People Buy Stuff
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Create Basic Ouline And Make Ebook
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Ask Ai To Create MORE Helpful Stuff
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Create Desktop
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Add Tools (templates scripts / outlines / tools / codes)
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Compile As Software
- Promote And Sell
Detailed Notes:
- Introduction to Ebook Monetization
- Explains the process of turning simple ebooks into profitable info products.
- Personal success story with selling ebooks since 2000.
- Emphasizes the recurring revenue potential of digital products.
- Market Reality and Opportunity
- Addresses skepticism about selling ebooks in a market flooded with free information.
- Draws parallels with the traditional book market to illustrate the demand for well-packaged information.
- Introduces the concept of repackaging ebooks into more valuable info products.
- Creating and Structuring Ebooks
- Discusses using ChatGPT, PLR ebooks, and ghostwriters for content creation.
- The importance of unique and attractive packaging of information.
- Examples of successful ebook topics and their profitability.
- The Process of Ebook Creation and Enhancement
- Step-by-step guide on finding niche markets and creating ebooks.
- Utilizing ChatGPT for creating book outlines and content.
- Enhancing ebooks with additional elements to increase value.
- Software Integration and Product Development
- Introduces the concept of integrating software to add value to ebooks.
- Explains using HTML editors and icon creation tools.
- Details on linking content to websites and updating materials.
- Marketing and Sales Strategies
- Strategies for marketing and selling enhanced ebooks and info products.
- Utilizes various online tools for promotion and sales generation.
- Discusses the importance of choosing the right niche and creating targeted content.
- Turning Ebooks into Software
- Instructions on compiling ebooks into software using tools like HTML executable.
- Tips for increasing perceived value and marketability of ebooks through software branding.
- Overview of distribution and sales tactics for software-based products.
- Conclusion and Additional Resources
- Summarizes the process and potential of creating and selling enhanced ebooks.
- Mentions additional resources and courses for further learning.
- Encourages viewers to start creating and monetizing their ebooks.
OK, so, I can’t tell if this page IS the free content advertised under the heading, “Turn PLR Ebooks Into $400 Info Products” in the “Free Reports and Videos” section, or if there is something to click on this page to take me to the free content.
I don’t see anything I can click here except the “If I Had To Start All Over” video, and that’s not about PLR Ebooks. I would say that this page (a 7-heading list and a brief 8-point “Details” outline) probably IS the content offered, but … the outline seems to be referencing some other material. For example:
1. Introduction to Ebook Monetization
Explains the process of turning simple ebooks into profitable info products.
So, where IS this “introduction” that “explains the process”?
I don’t mind, terribly, giving you my name and email address (after all, you deserve it for all the great free info you put out on your YouTube channel), but I’ll be a little disappointed if you designed this page just to capture it.
If you are not aware that the page seems to advertise something that it doesn’t actually link to, please know that I am available for hire as an editor or webpage tester. Seriously.
Hi, Marcus or Assistant,
I recently watched a video by Marcus and was impressed with the caliber of the ideas and content as well as how you make it seem so simple using the tools you’ve mastered. Despite being on a tight budget, I would have gladly taken your offer, but my savings are like an emergency credit card. I will rewatch the video on YouTube to get the captions and pause to follow the instructions.
I’m building my own business and wonder if I should use the “sticker idea” to raise funds. I’ve watched many of your videos and found them all refreshingly fun, informative, and of great value. If you were a racehorse, I’m hesitant to end up “a bridge jumper,” or gambler who bets it all on Secretariat to show,” . Then he jumps off a bridge if he doesn’t, pennyless.I’m hesitant to invest in the recommended tools with a budget of $150–$200 per month.
Despite this, I promise to support Marcus by sending him money for his content. In fact, I’m currently writing an article for LinkedIn on the historical background and key slang words for the current generation to fine tune content to identified audience. I’ve learned that the generation after Z is called Alpha, born in 2010 and beyond. Marcus is “On Fleek with the Millennials, meaning “Perfectly Executed or Looking Good.”
Best regards,
Jill Lanford
Software