Sqribble Review
There are two important advantages to a letter format first this Sqribble Review format allows you to relax and relate to your reader one on one. You're no longer tempted to write long complicated words and sentences. Instead you use language that your reader understands. And second a letter format allows you to mention what's new. In an ebook what's new is the information that will be presented in a given chapter in your ebook.
You can write this letter (chapter) to a friend your reader a family member or even yourself! If you feel more comfortable cut a picture of a stranger from a magazine or newspaper. Imagine that this person is very interested in buying your ebook. He or she knows that you are an expert who has in-depth knowledge and is eager to see answers to important questions about his or her problem in your ebook.
So write that first letter. See your audience as you write. Don't worry about the way in which you begin. If at first words as What's up or You'll never guess what or I've come across some really cool stuff that you have to know about occur to you write them down! After all for practical purposes right now you're writing a letter. Following that write First of all ------- and keep going. Get all of the chapter's sections written. You don't even need to write the titles of your subheadings yet. Just keep going. You'll soon discover that you're into that letter. From a trickle of words you wind up with a torrent of paragraphs and eBook pages. You've completed a draft of one chapter!
Having completed that first chapter's draft write the next chapter and the one after that. Your eBook is on its way to completion. And the whole process took a week or less! Editing that eBook and preparing its final draft for your readers should be a breeze! Happy writing!
It's time to create an eBook. How many pages should it be Let's say 40 pages. Not too long not too short. I'd highly recommend you never try and sell something that's less than 35 to 40 pages in length and call it an eBook -- it's probably more aptly referred to as a report. So here's how you create an eBook in 4 days.
