My Writing Experiment Blog

Writing a disclaimer has been the most worrisome aspect of writing my eBook.  I am totally paranoid about being sued!  I scrapped together bits and pieces of other peoples’ disclaimers and then had an intellectual property lawyer review it.  It turns out the lawyer was not worth the time and money.

I rewrote the . . . → Read More: Writing a Disclaimer

If you’re working on a large piece of writing, it’s a good idea to have a some “test readers” read your work.  Test readers can help you find problems (like typos and grammatical errors) in your work and can also give you good, honest feedback about it.  Did your writing draw them in?  Did it help . . . → Read More: How to Manage Multiple Test Readers

You can easily make some extra money online by joining affiliate programs and promoting other people’s products.  First let’s use a simple example to explore how affiliate programs work.

Make a business arrangement with affiliates to share profits.

Joe invents a widget and is trying to sell it for $20 profit per widget.  He approaches his friend . . . → Read More: Using Affiliate Programs to Make Extra Money

There are several ways you can add nice touches to your eBook (or any other writing) to break up the monotony.  You don’t want your book to seem like a long essay, right?  You should make it a pleasure to read so people don’t get tired of it and put it down (or close the file).

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Use . . . → Read More: Adding Flair to your Writing