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Without a target audience, an eBook is useless. This is business and marketing 101, baby. Let’s get started … Step 1: Define your target audience If you follow the seven steps below, you’ll never have to read another article on publishing to Amazon’s Kindle platform ever again. With a insightful, compelling eBook, your words can instill valuable wisdom, actions, stories and ideas that can build trust and relationships with your audience. The opportunities to grow and expand your business or ideas through publishing an eBook are limitless. If you already have an established platform - or want to build one - this eBook will fortify all your other online marketing efforts.eReaders nearly doubled from December 2011 to January 2012. 1 in 4 Americans are now using some kind of tablet (iPad, Nook, Kindle) that is capable of reading eBooks (The Kindle reading app is also available on nearly every smartphone, more on this below).You have an incredible, life-changing idea? You won’t find a better time for your words to spread like wildfire to inspire and empower, if executed correctly. I have returned from the fiery abyss of writing my first eBook and uploading it on Kindle, and I bring you this message:īut why write and publish an eBook? If you’re an online marketer, entrepreneur, writer, blogger, or maybe a chef, what’s the point? Here’s what I’ve found:
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