Just kidding! But it does seem that everyone is jumping, or had jumped on 'ebook bandwagon' these days.

No doubt, online ebook business IS highly profitable - if done right. Selling quality info-products is somewhat perfect hands-free business, as everything from order to delivery to follow up can be automated on internet.

Imagine making money on autopilot while you're on holiday!

But how do you survive and ensure you make a decent profit from your ebook business? Saying that competition is HUGE is an understatement, even Spike's doing it!

Here is "DEP formula" you can implement immediately to make more profits, and win ebook war :

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If you're selling your own ebooks which you authored, you have best differentiation as there're no direct competition. But if you're reselling others' ebooks, you NEED to create a Differentiation Strategy.

You've got to have your own niche among crowded marketplace. Some ways to do just that include :

* Unique website : Create your own website to resell instead of using common template, this is like a breath of fresh air for your potential customers.

For example, I resell Fast Track Profit package by Marcus Yong by creating my own unique website with it's own domain name. The original template is at http://www.cashebooks.com, but my own unique version at http://www.ultimateebooks.com looks completely different. As a results, sales were much better.

This technique can also be used in other areas beside ebook marketing. For example, creating a special mini-site for your favourite affiliate program differentiates you from common pack. I did this successfully for my affiliate opportunity, creating a whole new sales copy and different look to presell. You can see how different my site is from actual program by going to this page : http://www.MLM-Money-Home-Business.com

Networking, in relation to running your business, is not just attending events that allow you to meet new contacts and exchange business cards. Networking is any time you talk about your business. Whether you are at a social event and you get chance to bring up wonders of being a small business owner or you bump into an old college friend and you swap stories about what has happened in your lives since you last saw each other, anytime you get to tell someone about your business, that is networking and you should jump at chance.

Even when you chat on email discussion lists that you belong to and use your signature line, that is networking. There are so many opportunities to network every day.

But (and I am sure some of you can relate to this) hardest part of networking can be “what do I say?” How do you let them know great aspects of your business without over doing it or sounding full of yourself?

Well, there are many contributing factors when it comes to saying just right thing at just right time, factors that will influence how well you impress others and whether you leave a positive lasting effect. First and foremost, what are circumstances of your encounter? Are you at an organized networking event or are you chatting with a friend? More often than not, your attitude and professionalism will be determined by your surroundings.