I am writing a short book I would like to sell on the internet as an eBook. I plan to learn how to promote the book using Google Adsense etc and other publicity, however I don’t want the hassle or expense of setting up an e-business site to handle the sales.
Thanks!

Hey man…..ebooks can always make good money.

You can sell your ebook various ways once it is completed. It is best to take advantage of as many ways as possible in order to make as many sales as you can. Here are three ways you may not have thought about:

* If you have been steadily building a list of people who are interested in your topic, you can send them an email announcing the completion of your ebook.

Hopefully you have stayed in touch with them by sending out emails regularly so that they remember who you are. You may want to offer them a discount for purchasing from you because they have remained on your list for awhile.
* You can sell on Amazon and other online booksellers as long as you have an ISBN number.

These numbers are fairly easy to obtain and uniquely identify your ebook, its title, and you as the publisher. You can also get your ISBN number in a barcode form to put on any physical products that you sell, as long as they are written or recorded material.

By having your ebook for sale on Amazon, you have a greater chance of your title being found by purchasers and the media.

* EBay is also a great way to make sales and to generate leads. You will probably have to sell your ebook for less on EBay, but you will pick up prospects who will buy more from you at a later time. If you are in business for the long haul, this will work well for you.

Be sure to take advantage of the area on EBay where you can put your personal contact information. In that area you can have a link back to your website. You cannot put a direct link in your ad.

Hope this helps bro. The link in the source box should give you some more tips man.

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to promote his book?
To promote his own book but i might be wrong!doubt it though.
stan w -got me!

He is wrong, very, very wrong.

Every claim he made, either in his books, or on his infamous television show has been refuted, but some people still believe.

Of course, some people believe that lizard men from planet x are secretly ruling Earth. . .

My nonna(grandma) recently told us about her past, because our grandpa would always tell us about growing up in Italy, and how he would heard sheep, etc. My nonna finally opened up. She was born in Lublin Poland in 1931 to Jewish parents. In 1942 my great uncle (he was 21) and his wife were sent to Belzec (he was later sent to Auschwitz) My great grand parents knew little of what was happening, but they packed up what they could and left to stay with friends (they were non jews) in a neighboring town. My great grandparents pretended to be Catholics to keep "safe"(they still practice Judaism, but only within the house) and sent my nonna and sisters to a Catholic school at that time my nonna was 10 and her sister were 16 and 8. They(my nonna and great aunt) went to church regularly with the people they stayed with. In January 1943 (she couldn’t remember the date, but she remembers it was a Sunday) when they got back home my great grandparents were gone, and the house was in chaos. They all knew it would happen, but they didn’t know when. In 1945 Auschwitz was liberated. My nonna and her sisters had no hope that any of their family made it out alive. At the end of 1945 my great uncle found his sisters. He was the only one of the family to make it out. His wife died within the year of Typhus. The four of them left for Veneto Italy. My nonna changed her whole name, and concerted to Catholicism and never spoke about it until she met my nonno (grandpa) four years later, and then they kept to themselves until now! She didn’t tell us until last week. She has about four scrap books filled with pictures of before the holocaust and the years after, and documents of her parents, she even has a a few dresses her mother would wear and an old hat her father wore. My nonna also kept a Torah that was once her great grandfathers(he was a rabbi). They eventually found out what happened to their parents(my nonna didn’t go). My great grandma was sent to the gas chambers in 1944, and a month before the liberation my great grandpa was shot trying to escape. My great uncle had his first wife’s number tattooed on his chest (where his heart was) and his parents on both arms, along with his. My nonna’s the only in the family left to tell the story. I feel like I owe it to her to make her story known. I asked her if she ever thought of writing a book, and she nearly bit my head off I wrote a few drafts, and I’m thinking of sending it to a publicist. I was also thinking of getting tattoo’s of all of their numbers on the left side of my back(if my parents will let me! if not I’ll find somewhere to go myself) or buying tickets to Poland for me and her(cause I’m her favorite ; )) at least thats what it seems like to me) And I always wanted to convert to Judaism, and now I have a really good reason too. What do you guys think?
I have to go to bed, so if you have any questions just email me.
…I’ll get to them eventually

I think your grandma doesn’t want to talk too much about that, you should respect her decision. Millions of people went trought hell in the times of WW2.
Tattoos? I don’t like them but it is your body.
If you want to convert to judaism talk to your parents, think about it and decide. Don’t hurry.

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