You
can try to write a bestseller. Look at
the bestseller's list from time to time.
Doing so will get you ideas. What
is selling? What authors have a cult
following? What is an evergreen topic
that readers may want or need to read about for years?
What
can you write that could be mandatory reading for a business or other
organization? What really big phenomena
can you tap into? Star Wars? Test prep guides? Healthy eating? Geneology?
Conspiracy theories and preparedness?
Use your imagination and brainstorm.
Even
if your book or eBook doesn't sell, you probably wouldn't go broke. You will certainly learn lessons about
writing and marketing. If you fail, try
again.
Look
at the sales rankings of books you find in search. This tells you where there is demand. What is
the copy of the book's description like? Is the cover attractive? What do the title and subtitle say? Use Google's keyword research tool to find
profitable topics and keywords.
Just
a note, my paperback books have outsold my kindle books by 5 to 1.
If
you don't feel you are a good enough writer, read a little book called Elements
of Style. I bet you will find Elements
of Style very helpful.
If
you come across a template for a useful how-to, use it. Using a template (or a model) will save you a
lot of time and make your eBook easier for the readers to follow. Copy the style of a book you really
like.
Don't
solicit advice about the writing business from an idiot who can't understand
you are not writing a paper to please some teacher. Some people may try to steal your ideas,
too.
www.mastermind-university.com has a few more ideas for getting rich. Tell your real friends about MMU. Thanks.
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