6. Add the details. Once the body of your book looks solid, it's time to add a title, an introduction and/or a bibliography. Titles usually reveal themselves during the writing of the book. If you pick a very simple title, have a couple of alternates on hand in case it's already been used. If you used information from elsewhere, always be sure to properly cite it in a bibliography.
7. Add a cover. A major marketing tool for any eBook is its cover. It's a virtual cover, but it's what buyers notice first. Consider springing for a professionally-designed cover, or go it alone if you think you can make something that looks good and will attract sales. Just be sure to get permission before you use any copyrighted images.
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MKearns
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Great easy approach to e-book development Rebecca. I like your first foray from philosophy to practical advice.
An important addition is to bring visuals (from Pixabay or elsewhere) into your book, There should be a visual map of image placement to go with your text outline. Will very much like to see the finished product if you are pursuing it!
An important addition is to bring visuals (from Pixabay or elsewhere) into your book, There should be a visual map of image placement to go with your text outline. Will very much like to see the finished product if you are pursuing it!
GautamWorld
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Congrats on your first training, Rebecca. I will go through the lessons later today. Thank you!