So why shouldn't they be compensated for it?

If someone were to walk into a bookstore, stroll up to checkout counter with a stack of books, and tell clerk, "I want to get all these books, but I don't want to pay for any of them," you'd think they were nuts.

So I ask you - what's difference online?

Here's one big difference - and one not at all favorable for much-maligned online information marketer. Keep in mind that these same honest, reputable marketers who have put tremendous effort into producing their own products have offered their products with an unconditional money-back guarantee as well.

And when people ask for their money back (unlike in offline world) they can get it WITHOUT RETURNING THE PRODUCT.

So who's being scammed now???

I see changes - lots of changes - on horizon for those who provide information products online. More and more of these individuals have their products on a secure site that denies continued access should purchaser request a refund. I even purchased an ebook recently that uses a system which "locks" book when a refund is given.

This is just as it should be.

Why should someone who has invested time to create an information product and invested money to market it NOT be expected to be compensated for it?

No reason at all.

Even best writers in any venue compose their works in rough draft. Editing, punctuation, and grammar correction comes later, and is typically relegated to someone else who has an eye for such work.

Final editing can be easily accomplished by contacting English department of a local high school or college. You may also do an online search for keywords 'editing services' or 'ghost writing' to get professional assistance.

Reason #4 - I Don't Know How To Compile The Product.

eBook compiler softwares are readily available for as little as $20 US, and since their advent a few years ago, they have come a long way toward being user friendly. Besides, this is actually most simple of all steps in generating your own eproduct. Using a good software like eBook Edit Pro, you can have a ready to market product in as little as 30 minutes.

If you prefer to seek professional help at this stage, do an online search for keywords 'ebook compiling services.' You will be presented with several options to investigate.

Reason #5 - I Don't Know Where or How To Sell The Product.

This is not a valid reason either. The Internet itself is an information driven medium. Most Internet users come online seeking one thing only . . . information. Your job will be to present your product in right places when those people come looking for information.

Untold numbers of volumes are available on Net that deal with topic of ebook marketing. We're happy to offer, with our compliments, three concise guides that will help you on way to successfully marketing your own eproducts. Send a blank email to our autoresponder for download links.

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So you see, there is actually nothing standing in way of you creating and marketing your own eproducts, except your own fears, or your own failure to recognize your own natural abilities. Begin right now by saying 'I CAN.'

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