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Writing An E-Course To Market Your eBook Online

by greenhouse

Getting your eBook written is just one part of the online writing
process. The next step will be to market your writing to let
others know what you have available that can help them. Marketing
your eBook will require that you come up with regular and
organized ideas to promote it.

One of the best ideas involves writing an e-course to coincide
with each chapter of your eBook. This e-course can be given away
to prospects that have shown an interest in your topic. This
method of marketing your work can also be very profitable as
well. People who sign up to receive your e-course may also end up
purchasing affiliate products from you in the future. Here are
some ways to write a profitable e-course based on your eBook.

Give your e-course a theme. If you are basing it on one of your
chapters, make sure each lesson is related to the topic discussed
in that chapter.

Set up an opt-in box on a website or blog so that people can
easily sign up for your e-course. When they do opt-in they will
begin receiving a lesson every day or every few days through an
autoresponder system you have set up.

Make it easy for visitors to your blog or website to sign up to
receive your e-course. Place it at the top of your blog or
website. You will send it to them in exchange for them giving you
their name and email address to be included on your list.

Create it as a multi-part course so that they will receive a new
lesson every two or three days over a period of time. This will
be one way that your new prospects will come to know and trust
you as they receive each new lesson.

Make each lesson interesting. Include tips and ideas that will
involve your reader. Invite them to email you if they need more
information or have questions.

Add a link to a related affiliate product at the end of each
part of your e-course. If people are truly interested in your
topic they will be far more likely to purchase a product you are
recommending to them.

Even if you have never written an e-course, give this method a
try. Everyone on the internet is looking for something free in
the very beginning, so build your name and trustworthiness
through the e-course lessons. The people who receive each lesson
and are responsive to you will be the ones most likely to
purchase you eBook at some point in the future.

Connie Ragen Green teaches you how to write articles and eBooks
to build an online business, as well as how to use the technology
needed. Visit http://www.EbookWritingandMarketingSecrets.com to
find out more.

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