Writing Ebooks
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Last season we discussed the broader topic of creating digital content. This week on the podcast we’re doing a deeper dive into e-books: our experience with writing and releasing them, the tools you need to write your own ebook, and best practices for marketing and selling your book.
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Show Notes.
1:33 - Our experience with E-books
6:05 - Self-published vs. Publisher
11:20 - Software for creating an E-book
15:49 - Where can I sell my E-book?
25:01 - Pricing
34:51 - Top tips
43:00 - Shoutouts
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