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How To Write An Ebook in 30 Days PDF

The document provides tips for writing an eBook in 30 days, which includes picking a topic, creating an outline, writing 750 words per day, making writing a priority by turning off distractions, acknowledging potential barriers, keeping a daily writing schedule, editing the eBook, and proofreading the final version.

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How To Write An Ebook in 30 Days PDF

The document provides tips for writing an eBook in 30 days, which includes picking a topic, creating an outline, writing 750 words per day, making writing a priority by turning off distractions, acknowledging potential barriers, keeping a daily writing schedule, editing the eBook, and proofreading the final version.

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How to Write an eBook in 30 days

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How to Write an eBook in 30 days
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1 Pick Your Topic


Make sure it's something that your audience actually wants and is ready to pay for.

2 Create an Outline
Your memory is fallible, and your creativity has probably lef t a lot of holes in your story
— fill in these holes before you start writing.

3 Start Writing
Write 750 words per day. Every day.

4 Make writing a priority


Turn of f your cell phone and notifications. You don’t need to be talking to anybody
while you’re writing.

5 Write out your likely barriers


Rather than pretending you can just “do better this time” or “will through it,”
acknowledge and accept these barriers.

6 Keep writing every day


Use Seinfeld's calendar productivity tip to motivate yourself.

7 Edit your ebook


Spend this time on deleting inessential parts, re-ordering sections and adding quotes or
stats. T hen read the whole thing out loud.

8 Proofread and make final changes


Read your work backwards, starting with the last sentence and working your way in
reverse order to the beginning. Always proofread a printed version of your work.
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