Something of note:

For the persons that may have guessed it, these two blogs below are actually two pages of my eBook. So "yes!" you were reading parts my book. Kool stuff, huh?

Blogs to eBooks:

It's not Rags to Riches but instead, it's "Blogs to eBooks". It's the same transitioning effect, but with a spin on eBooks. The idea for the layout of this eBook, "The Power of FREE - How to Incorporate GIFTS into YOUR Web Business" - was specifically designed for this eCourse, with the reference being blogs themselves.

Inspiration (ideas) for eBooks can take several forms, whether from self knowledge (own experience and expertise), a case study on a particular topic, or even sensitizing the public about something of great importance. For this course however, inspiration came from the people that needed to know the "how to" on this subject matter. Hence, the transition from a regular blog(s) to an extended version eBook(s).

eBook Layout:

Once you have your ideas down for whichever area you want your eBook to be in, or for whom specifically it will be designed e.g. "how to create an eBook" niche. Then next, you'll want to head over to Open Office, where you can put your layout, format and pages together in a well organized manner.

Note:If ideas for books were inspired by YOUR own blogs - there is no need to worry about Google and Double Content distribution on the web, as the information in your book WILL NOT BE PUBLISHEDsomewhere else on the web.


Double Content:This is where the same set of information is located in two(2) in places on the web - whether due that information being "copied or re-written" by the same person (website owner A) or someone else (website owner B).


See YOU in Open Office next!



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whos Premium
Thank you for the info. Very informative!!
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Keane Premium
You're most welcome Edward. Stay tuned for the rest - they're coming soon. Just had a few details. Thanks for stopping by! I really appreciate it!

Wishing you success in abundance,
Keane:-)
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steveo5770 Premium
Great tips Keane. I've bookmarked this for when I'm ready to write an e-book.
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Keane Premium
Hey Steve. Thanks for stopping by. Thanks for adding this course too. I really appreciate it! Wishing you success in abundance...

Your #1 FAN,
Keane:-)
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PhyllisE1 Premium
Thank you
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Keane Premium
You're most welcome Phyllis. Sorry for any inconveniences, this delay may have caused. Thanks for stopping by. Keane:-)
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dynamite8 Premium
Thank you for the information. Sorry about your setbacks. Have a great day.
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Keane Premium
Hey Dynamite:-) Thanks for your understanding. Will add a little something about the hurdles I had to overcome and my accomplishments in the process, of just getting here.

Best as always,
Keane:-)
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cubandane Premium
Very Cool Mr.Keane! I have bookmarked this for down the track. Thank you for the lessons. But you never did say Why we need Open Office. Is it better than Microsoft Office?
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Keane Premium
Thanks Cubandance. Had some set backs but still adding the training. Thanks for stopping by too. Thanks for pointing that out too. To answer your question, Microsoft Word isn't a good a editor as Open Office, especially when it comes to eBook creation and export of of one.

Open Office is a strongly recommended program by many online experts, based on the ease of use features - allows for conversion to a pdf document when completed etc.

Also, the alignment features when it comes to adding a eCover and wording allows for a much smoother transitioning.

Thanks for stopping - as always,
Keane:-)
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