eBook Product Launch: A Step-by-Step Guide for Beginners

In this video I discuss picking your niche for your eBook.

This is a copy of my first info product eBook - Fiverr Untapped.

In this video I walk you through how I structured my eBook.

Using the Papyrus Editor will allow you to make your eBook with ease. You can even publish it using the Kindle format if you choose to do so.

Getting eBook covers designed on Fiverr is very inexpensive and generally you can find some high quality designers over there.

I initially used the Warrior Forum to launch my book through the Warrior Special Offer Section. In this video I walk you through my sales page.

In this video I discuss how I outsourced my sales page graphics and landing page copy. I used a person named Nick Arnold on the Warrior forum, his handle is 4DayWeekend.

In this video I walk you through an example upsell I did and how this made me some extra money during my launch.

Two of the most popular platforms for selling digital products would be Gumroad and Jvzoo. I am a huge fan of Jvzoo due to the wide range of functionality it offers to those who wish to sell products and recruit affiliates.

When you launch your ebook you should also try to build an email list at the same time. This way you can remarket to those buyers with future ebooks or other products.

In this video I talk about using Jv Launch calendars such as Muncheye to get your ebook product shown to a group of potential affiliates. For me this led to interviews and many affiliates interested in promoting my product.

Publishing your ebook on Amazon Kindle is another option worth considering. Generally Kindle is used for full length books but there are really no specific limitations to what you can publish on Kindle.

Check out other courses here on Udemy for learning more on Kindle publishing.

Thanks for going through this course, I hope you have found it useful. If you have any questions feel free to start a discussion and I'd be glad to help you however I can.