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ebooks Spur Ecommerce
ebooks Spur Ecommerce
Word Count:
409
Summary:
Cartoon strip creator Scott Adams self-published an ebook and found it connected with a larger audience than he expected, “"eBooks have been a substantial portion of my total book sales. I've reached a lot of readers who don't like the higher cost of hardcover books." Adams’ eBook sold a substantial volume of downloads and placed his work on the eBook Best Seller list.
It is estimated that consumers spent in excess of 12 million dollars in eBook purchases in 2004 with a 20...
Keywords:
ecommerce, e commerce, online selling, sell online,s elling online, online store, ebooks, selling ebooks, free, ebooks, sell ebooks, resell ebooks, resale ebooks, ebook business, ebook marketing, eBooks Master Resale Rights, Courses, Hobbies, Home, Education, Entertainment, Gardening, Games, Crafts, Dog, Google, Adsense, Adwords, Blogging, Marketing, Make Money, Online Business, Travel, Tourism, Vacations, Hobbies, Forex, Real estate, Weight Loss, Sport, Health, Love, Dating Online, Exercise, Fitness, Golf, Family, Success, Leadership, ebooks private label rights, plr,
Article Body:
Cartoon strip creator Scott Adams self-published an ebook and found it connected with a larger audience than he expected, “"eBooks have been a substantial portion of my total book sales. I've reached a lot of readers who don't like the higher cost of hardcover books." Adams’ eBook sold a substantial volume of downloads and placed his work on the eBook Best Seller list.
It is estimated that consumers spent in excess of 12 million dollars in eBook purchases in 2004 with a 20% growth pattern in 2005 and similar growth in 2006.
Major authors are finding significant sales of eBooks in tandem with their hardback or softback print editions. Authors like George Lucas and Dan Brown are to be found at the top of the best-seller lists for eBooks.
When the notion of an eBook in online marketing is discussed it is often treated with the same type of respect one might have felt in the 70’s when they subject of ‘mood rings’ came up. Sure it’s a novel approach to marketing, but how effective can it be?
If you have a product or service that has a very systematic approach and may assist your customers in providing details on something you’ve learned about the product or service it might make sense to develop an eBook available for a paid download.
Many savvy netrepreneurs have spent time unlocking information about wealth building opportunities. In turn, they make this information available for purchase through eBook technology.
Many of these same individuals find they can make a significant amount of money simply through the sale of their eBook.
However, it could be that you have valuable information that you wish to extend to your customers as a good-will gesture. The very act of producing a comprehensive eBook for customers to freely download may help to instill a sense of trust in your online business.
You might also make the download of a complimentary eBook a perk at the point of sale. In other words, you supply your customer with a free code for downloading the eBook once a purchase has been made. This may provide a selling point with additional marketing capabilities in the form of the information you extend to your customers through the eBook.
It is clear to see that eBooks are a mechanism for financial gain and the development of an eBook is a highly simplified process when compared to standard printing techniques. Best of all – there’s no shipping required.
Word Count:
409
Summary:
Cartoon strip creator Scott Adams self-published an ebook and found it connected with a larger audience than he expected, “"eBooks have been a substantial portion of my total book sales. I've reached a lot of readers who don't like the higher cost of hardcover books." Adams’ eBook sold a substantial volume of downloads and placed his work on the eBook Best Seller list.
It is estimated that consumers spent in excess of 12 million dollars in eBook purchases in 2004 with a 20...
Keywords:
ecommerce, e commerce, online selling, sell online,s elling online, online store, ebooks, selling ebooks, free, ebooks, sell ebooks, resell ebooks, resale ebooks, ebook business, ebook marketing, eBooks Master Resale Rights, Courses, Hobbies, Home, Education, Entertainment, Gardening, Games, Crafts, Dog, Google, Adsense, Adwords, Blogging, Marketing, Make Money, Online Business, Travel, Tourism, Vacations, Hobbies, Forex, Real estate, Weight Loss, Sport, Health, Love, Dating Online, Exercise, Fitness, Golf, Family, Success, Leadership, ebooks private label rights, plr,
Article Body:
Cartoon strip creator Scott Adams self-published an ebook and found it connected with a larger audience than he expected, “"eBooks have been a substantial portion of my total book sales. I've reached a lot of readers who don't like the higher cost of hardcover books." Adams’ eBook sold a substantial volume of downloads and placed his work on the eBook Best Seller list.
It is estimated that consumers spent in excess of 12 million dollars in eBook purchases in 2004 with a 20% growth pattern in 2005 and similar growth in 2006.
Major authors are finding significant sales of eBooks in tandem with their hardback or softback print editions. Authors like George Lucas and Dan Brown are to be found at the top of the best-seller lists for eBooks.
When the notion of an eBook in online marketing is discussed it is often treated with the same type of respect one might have felt in the 70’s when they subject of ‘mood rings’ came up. Sure it’s a novel approach to marketing, but how effective can it be?
If you have a product or service that has a very systematic approach and may assist your customers in providing details on something you’ve learned about the product or service it might make sense to develop an eBook available for a paid download.
Many savvy netrepreneurs have spent time unlocking information about wealth building opportunities. In turn, they make this information available for purchase through eBook technology.
Many of these same individuals find they can make a significant amount of money simply through the sale of their eBook.
However, it could be that you have valuable information that you wish to extend to your customers as a good-will gesture. The very act of producing a comprehensive eBook for customers to freely download may help to instill a sense of trust in your online business.
You might also make the download of a complimentary eBook a perk at the point of sale. In other words, you supply your customer with a free code for downloading the eBook once a purchase has been made. This may provide a selling point with additional marketing capabilities in the form of the information you extend to your customers through the eBook.
It is clear to see that eBooks are a mechanism for financial gain and the development of an eBook is a highly simplified process when compared to standard printing techniques. Best of all – there’s no shipping required.
martes, 29 de abril de 2014
Why Advice Giving Is Not Advisable
Why Advice Giving Is Not Advisable
Word Count:
731
Summary:
This article discusses how you can help your friends and loved ones better by extending empathy and empowerment, instead of giving advice.
Keywords:
advice, advice giving, empowering, empathy, extending empathy, free, ebooks, sell ebooks, resell ebooks, resale ebooks, ebook business, ebook marketing, eBooks Master Resale Rights, Courses, Hobbies, Home, Education, Entertainment, Gardening, Games, Crafts, Dog, Google, Adsense, Adwords, Blogging, Marketing, Make Money, Online Business, Travel, Tourism, Vacations, Hobbies, Forex, Real estate, Weight Loss, Sport, Health, Love, Dating Online, Exercise, Fitness, Golf, Family, Success, Leadership, ebooks private label rights, plr,
Article Body:
Often in our interactions with family and friends, problems being encountered would inevitably be brought up. Inevitably too, in trying to be helpful, we often react by giving advice on how to solve the problem.
However, this is generally not recommended, for the following reasons:
We assume we know what the problem is and forget to be a listener, to find out enough details about the problem and the other person's point of view.
We forget to extend empathy to the woes of the other person.
We get 'credit' for being the one to give the advice since the advice is likely to be something that the adviser has done or others have done that was successful. So if the listener does not succeed or had done it before but it was not successful, the implication is that it is not because the advice was not good, but the listener has not applied it well. This tends to make the advisee feel stupid and incompetent.
When we give advice, we're talking 'down' to the other person as we become the 'expert'. We're so eager to talk and show our knowledge and 'wisdom' that we do not interact at an 'equal' level with the other person. We take on the position of 'expert' and might tend to forget that the other person also has knowledge to share with us.
We are giving the message that we think the person cannot work out the solution himself. This is disempowering for the other person.
We belittle the efforts that have been taken by the person. We become the evaluator of what the person has done rather than helping him/her to self-evaluate.
Example of Advice Giving:
A: Jolyn and I are having problems. We have been having more quarrels lately.
B: Hmm… I'm always thought both of you were not suitable for each other. (B is getting credit for his prediction. B is not asking questions to find out more about A's problems)
A: Well, we were getting along pretty well. But I've been very busy with work recently and haven't had time to go out with her. She feels I'm spending too much time on work.
B: It shows she does not understand you (B is assuming he knows what the problem is). Maybe you should break up with her (advice giving, implying A cannot work out a solution). It could be a blessing in disguise.
A: I'd be miserable. Don't know what I'd do without her.
B: You'll get over it (B is not extending empathy to A). I did too when I broke up with Doris 2 years ago. (B is giving himself credit)
A: I sent her roses to make up but it doesn't seem to work.
B: I don't think that will work with her (evaluating what A has done). Since she wants time with you, just put aside your work and make time for her.
A: I have deadlines to meet.
B: Well, you have to decide what you want (this is not likely to be helpful to A's dilemma and might make him feel stupid and incompetent instead.)
Using Questions in conversations is generally more helpful as it helps the other person think through the issues that they have. Example is this conversation below:
A: Jolyn and I are having problems. We have been having more quarrels lately.
B: I'm sorry to hear that (extending empathy). Would you like to tell me more about it? (being a listener, to find out details of problem)
A: I've been really busy with my work and haven't had time to go out with her. She feels I'm spending too much time on work.
B: Has it always been this way with your work?
A: No, it's these recent two months because of a big project. Deadlines to meet and other work pressures….
B: Must be tough on you…. (extending empathy to A and indirectly giving credit to A for holding up)
A: Yah… but I do need to make time for Jolyn… I have been working too hard. I should ease up a bit (self evaluation). I think I'll send her some flowers afterward and then call her for a dinner date tomorrow. (coming up with his own solutions)
B: All the best …
Word Count:
731
Summary:
This article discusses how you can help your friends and loved ones better by extending empathy and empowerment, instead of giving advice.
Keywords:
advice, advice giving, empowering, empathy, extending empathy, free, ebooks, sell ebooks, resell ebooks, resale ebooks, ebook business, ebook marketing, eBooks Master Resale Rights, Courses, Hobbies, Home, Education, Entertainment, Gardening, Games, Crafts, Dog, Google, Adsense, Adwords, Blogging, Marketing, Make Money, Online Business, Travel, Tourism, Vacations, Hobbies, Forex, Real estate, Weight Loss, Sport, Health, Love, Dating Online, Exercise, Fitness, Golf, Family, Success, Leadership, ebooks private label rights, plr,
Article Body:
Often in our interactions with family and friends, problems being encountered would inevitably be brought up. Inevitably too, in trying to be helpful, we often react by giving advice on how to solve the problem.
However, this is generally not recommended, for the following reasons:
We assume we know what the problem is and forget to be a listener, to find out enough details about the problem and the other person's point of view.
We forget to extend empathy to the woes of the other person.
We get 'credit' for being the one to give the advice since the advice is likely to be something that the adviser has done or others have done that was successful. So if the listener does not succeed or had done it before but it was not successful, the implication is that it is not because the advice was not good, but the listener has not applied it well. This tends to make the advisee feel stupid and incompetent.
When we give advice, we're talking 'down' to the other person as we become the 'expert'. We're so eager to talk and show our knowledge and 'wisdom' that we do not interact at an 'equal' level with the other person. We take on the position of 'expert' and might tend to forget that the other person also has knowledge to share with us.
We are giving the message that we think the person cannot work out the solution himself. This is disempowering for the other person.
We belittle the efforts that have been taken by the person. We become the evaluator of what the person has done rather than helping him/her to self-evaluate.
Example of Advice Giving:
A: Jolyn and I are having problems. We have been having more quarrels lately.
B: Hmm… I'm always thought both of you were not suitable for each other. (B is getting credit for his prediction. B is not asking questions to find out more about A's problems)
A: Well, we were getting along pretty well. But I've been very busy with work recently and haven't had time to go out with her. She feels I'm spending too much time on work.
B: It shows she does not understand you (B is assuming he knows what the problem is). Maybe you should break up with her (advice giving, implying A cannot work out a solution). It could be a blessing in disguise.
A: I'd be miserable. Don't know what I'd do without her.
B: You'll get over it (B is not extending empathy to A). I did too when I broke up with Doris 2 years ago. (B is giving himself credit)
A: I sent her roses to make up but it doesn't seem to work.
B: I don't think that will work with her (evaluating what A has done). Since she wants time with you, just put aside your work and make time for her.
A: I have deadlines to meet.
B: Well, you have to decide what you want (this is not likely to be helpful to A's dilemma and might make him feel stupid and incompetent instead.)
Using Questions in conversations is generally more helpful as it helps the other person think through the issues that they have. Example is this conversation below:
A: Jolyn and I are having problems. We have been having more quarrels lately.
B: I'm sorry to hear that (extending empathy). Would you like to tell me more about it? (being a listener, to find out details of problem)
A: I've been really busy with my work and haven't had time to go out with her. She feels I'm spending too much time on work.
B: Has it always been this way with your work?
A: No, it's these recent two months because of a big project. Deadlines to meet and other work pressures….
B: Must be tough on you…. (extending empathy to A and indirectly giving credit to A for holding up)
A: Yah… but I do need to make time for Jolyn… I have been working too hard. I should ease up a bit (self evaluation). I think I'll send her some flowers afterward and then call her for a dinner date tomorrow. (coming up with his own solutions)
B: All the best …
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