Ebooks?

[ambkeb]

I'm looking to start selling Ebooks. Anyone have any luck doing this?

My website is focused around making being at home (financially) better. So I'm looking for ebooks/books on debt help, how to books (like maybe some that help make your own cleaners, or fix little things around the house etc.), tips to save money, MAYBE cookbooks and how to earn money online. So if you have any of those ebooks that focus around that type of stuff. Id love to talk about resell rights and stuff with you.

Thanks,
Lacy

[LilBlackDress]

Here are a few ideas....

Visit PLR sites and look for ebooks in the niches that you are interested in that have resale rights with them. Then you can put these on your site and sell them.
You can also sell them on Amazon just make sure you charge enough to make a good profit. I was looking for something on there the other day and noticed that the 3rd best seller in the category was an ebook from a reseller.

You can also go to clickbank and ejunkie and add digitial ebooks to your site that fit in your niches. You could review these and give the link to the landing page and collect the profits. This could be a great way to make good income if you promoted it correctly.

Good luck!

[Lacie8]

there are plenty of plr ebooks out there you can get for cheap and resell.

you could aslo become an affiliate for clickbank or paydotcom.com they both have thousands of ebooks you can be an affiliate for

i'm an affiliate for both of them and make good money with them

hope that helps

[gowriter]

I believe there's a site called BookWealth.com that sells ebooks for cheap which you can re-sell, but I didn't like the fact that when I signed up to their newsletter, I had a hard time unsubscribing. I ended up using a new email.

So think about it carefully.

[melovemoney]

Originally Posted by gowriter

I believe there's a site called BookWealth.com that sells ebooks for cheap which you can re-sell, but I didn't like the fact that when I signed up to their newsletter, I had a hard time unsubscribing. I ended up using a new email.

So think about it carefully.

It's funny you recommended that gowriter as I was about to recommend the same site. They do have some good deals on there and you should be able to find what you are looking for, they have a lot of stuff there.

[shyne81]

Here are the top 5 best book affiliate programs


amazon
national geographic
library online
f & w publications
barns and noble

[msanofsky]

Have you ever written an eBook before? Do you have any article writting experience? If you're currently drawing a lot of traffic to your website then i think selling eBooks are a great idea.

[AmyKay]

I second the idea of using plr if you're in a hurry.

Here's another tip for you.. I read recently that ebooks sell better if you don't call them "eboks." Call it one of the following instead...

report
guide
step by step
action plan
relief plan
.. etc,....

[juanpawell]

I think there are so many Ebooks are available on Internet that is upto free cost of. but i have found that people can not reach up to what book they want so i think you did really good job.

[divamom]

Stick to 'how to' reports that are not easy to understand and don't take a lot of time to put together. Go with clickbank or paydotcom you can get started now with both of these sites. You don't really need your own website to start I would recommend you do have one so you can generate leads by offering a free report something that will solve a problem or again 'how to' do something that people are looking to for, write a review after you have read the ebook yourself than at the bottom have them go to your affiliate page.

Just sending someone to your affiliate page probably still works writing about it in a article or blog is better. Kevin Riley has some great reports on how to really do this right. Also use twitter get this free report on how to ultilize this social marketing gem to generate more traffic and sales. good luck

Michelle