Is There An eBook In You?
July 12, 2008
Internet Marketing expert and owner of Site Build It, Ken Evoy, claims there is an eBook in everyone!
Its just you need to know…
- How to pull it out of your brain
- How to publish it
- How to sell it on the Net
In other words, how to Make Your Knowledge Sell!
There are some super advantages to having an electronic book (or other e-good) that you can sell online…
- Online-immediate-delivery (no shipping to deal with)
- Easy to update at any time
- Transaction and fulfillment takes place automatically
- Very low manufacturing cost (how about zero cost?)
It all adds up to a super way to monetize any site, but it works especially well with an SBI! site.
Why?
Because once you attract traffic interested in your niche, what better way to monetize than to give them exactly what they came for in the first place… more information!
And Make Your Knowledge Sell! is the perfect step-by-step guide for how to do just that…
http://myks.sitesell.com/pdf.html
Up until today, he has been selling it for $49.95.
It includes…
- How to find profitable ideas
- How to package your e-book
- How to write for an e-book
- How to price your e-book
- How to market your e-book
Did you notice the part above where I said, “up until today, he has been selling it for $49.95″?
Well, now it’s FREE. Yes, it becomes another great PREseller for you to use in your SBI! promotions. And it’s an especially powerful one because this book is, of course, all about making money by selling e-books.
Make sure YOU grab YOUR free copy now!
http://myks.sitesell.com/pdf.html
Enjoy!
Kind Regards
Marc Liron
Site Build It Pro & Microsoft MVP
www.marcliron.co.uk
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Junk Email On The Rise From Internet Marketers
July 1, 2008
I just received the following email from an Internet Marketer that I purchased a product from last year…
It wasn’t a bad product BUT ever since I have received a constant barrage of “must have” offers from him.
NEVER have I received an email offering me some useful and FREE content that will benefit ME, only offers that will benefit HIM if I go ahead and make the purchase!
Do you get message like this?
…seems EVERY one is doing it today…. and it is becoming a real pain.
WHY can’t I be treated like a customer instead of an open wallet?
HERE IS THE EMAIL:
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Hey Marc
I just got off the phone with Nick Marks and he just told me that memberships to his new “never failed - money making system are now limited”! (They can fill up as soon as tonight!)
So.. HURRY! Rush over to:
http://www.bloggingtothebank.com/fep.html
Marc, you don’t want to miss out on this one. If you haven’t already done so..
Go NOW over to:
http://www.bloggingtothebank.com/fep.html
Talk soon
Rob
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There are a FEW companies online that do NOT fall for this kind of HYPE when communicating with customers.
Infact the TOP 10 ebooks on marketing online are all FREE from this leader of the pack.
You guessed it.
SiteBuildIt is the name and its because of their solid and ethical marketing that I have been able to build my SIX FIGURE business online.
No HYPE - Just SOLID CONTENT
Kind Regards
Marc Liron
SiteBuildIt Pro
www.marcliron.co.uk
My 40th Birthday - Marc Liron
June 30, 2008
It was my 40th Birthday at the weekend…
Sarah and were away with many friends from Church as it happened to be our annual weekend away!
Saturday afternoon was spent wandering around the historic town of Whitby. Now as an ex-sailor I know the connection this town has with the famous Captain James Cook. So it was a great treat to be able to sail out to see for a short trip on a “replica” of his ship HMS Endeavour. I also have another connection with Capt. Cook as I have also had the privilidge to vist South Georgia in the South Atlantic, an island that he mapped and claimed for Britain in 1775, and is also the final resting place for British “Artic” explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton…
Also had an opportunity to wander up to the ruins of Whitby Abbey, founded in 657 AD.
Whilst there I came accross an old church graveyard and spotted a gravestone for a sailor that died in 1798 aboard HMS Blenheim, and probably served at the historic Battle of Cape St Vincent, where Lord Nelson was made Rear Admiral.
