You need a plan. Sit down and think of products you can offer, specials you can offer, or one time deals. The thing you want to do is make sure it's timely, original, and something that people can actually use.

One offer, combined with great information, can create a powerful emotional feeling in reader that will always be converted to action... clicking on link to visit your site.

Offering an ebook that entire Internet already has isn't going to make you any money.

Make it a great offer.

Keep Things Original In order to give subscriber what they want, and make available great offers, it all comes down to planning ahead of time. A responsive, and profitable, ezine is not created same day it is sent to mailing list.

Planning what you want your ezine to accomplish, what type of information you're going to be publishing each week, products you're going to offer, and what you're going to do to keep your subscribers coming back.

The major problem majority of ezines today is that they have nothing to keep subscribers wanting to keep receiving them. There is no outlook. No vision.

A great copywriter told me to always be thinking ahead in writing copy. To keep reader wanting to read further down sales letter. The same thing goes with ezine publishing. Create original content, developing 8 to 10 part series is a method you can use, to give reader a reason to want to read your ezine.

Putting It Into Action Here's your chance to transform your ezine. Follow these simple steps and you're assured of a tremendous boost in profits and squeezing out every last drop of potential from your ezine with each issue.

Go ahead and sit down and begin planning out each issue. A good way to do this is with a calendar, or planner, dedicated to your ezine. Plan coming week's and month's contents. What article series can you do? Who can you get to write guest articles? What special offers can you put together?

Transformation can sometimes be a life changing experience. Transforming your ezine can be a very profitable experience.

7.“Event” writing

Write a little each day rather than “going away” to write your book.

Stress is an author’s biggest enemy. When you attempt marathon writing, you’re putting an unrealistic burden on yourself. “What happens if I come back and my book isn’t written?”

Commit to write 45 minutes a day. This reduces stress and continuously reengages your subconscious mind.

8.Self-editing

Avoid unnecessary self-editing. It’s far more important to complete first draft of your book than to agonize over perfection of every word.

Editors will ensure that grammar is correct and ideas appear in proper order. But, they can’t do anything until you submit final manuscript.

9.Failure to promote

Publishers are not promoters. Publishers are skilled at editing, manufacturing, and distributing books. But, they are not set up to give your book marketing attention it deserves. A single publicist may represent over 100 books!

If you want your book to succeed, you have to promote it as well as write it.

10.Failure to backup and save

Save frequently when writing. Always save before printing. Never turn off your computer without making a copy of your files for off-premises storage. Never end a writing session without printing out a hard copy of latest version of chapter you’re writing.

11.Failure to plan future profits

Before writing your book, create a book marketing plan. Book sales should be just first step in an ongoing relationship with your readers. Your plan should identify opportunities from consulting, newsletters, audio/video recordings, seminars, speeches, and yearly updates etc.

Conclusion

A book can, indeed, change your life. But, you must take charge take a proactive role in promoting and leveraging its success.

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