The Right E-books to Sell on Ebay – Ebook Marketing!
These e-Books are either self written, freelance written, or purchased in limited numbers for a copyright holder. Finding these e-Books is a lot easier then you think. All you need to do is decipher what program online will offer you the most amount of exclusive, or limited issue e-Books at the lowest cost. You can sign up for monthly memberships to content supplier clubs, or you can pay per document online. Typically to buy a niche e-Book with resale rights might cost you between $50 and $300 or so. That being said, you can charge $49 on eBay, and sell 10 copies a day for a year straight. The numbers can be outstanding, and worthwhile if you know what the public is looking for. Another way to locate the highest demand e-Books is to have them done from scratch. First figure out a hot topic, next hire a writer, third brand the e-Book so it won't be stolen, and sold without your permission. Having a small e-Book done, can greatly enhance your credibility as a vendor on eBay. Can you imagine putting the words, "only available through me" on your listing? This would help sales fly in, and keep your e-Book business profitable online for many years to come. The cheapest e-Books are free; at least that is what people want you to think. The truth is that most free e-Books have been widely distributed, and thus do not help you master your market niche completely enough to make a ton of money. This doesn't mean that free e-Books won't make you money, or be a nice compliment to your sales library; it just means that they aren't the best e-Books to stock.Pages: 1 [2] 3 4
Relationship Advice For MenRelationship Advice For MenAuthor: Don PaquinWomen are not afraid to ask for advice to help with their relationship, and men are more hesitant to ask for help. Does that mean men are better than women at resolving relationship issues on their own? In my opinion, more relationships would be healthy and last if more men would just take some time to find out how to help the relationship along. |
‘collective community rights’ or ‘private monopoly rights’ ? - GI tag on ‘Tirupathi Laddu’ oppugns the legislative intent of the statute‘collective community rights’ or ‘private monopoly rights’ ? - GI tag on ‘Tirupathi Laddu’ oppugns the legislative intent of the statuteAuthor: R.S. Praveen RajTirumala Tirupati Devasthanam (TTD), the trust that administers the famous Lord Venkateswara Temple in Andhra Pradesh has received a Geographical Indication for ‘Tirupathi laddu’, a sacred food (prasadam) offered to the devotees, thus triggering debates as to the very purpose of legislating Geographical Indication of Goods (Registration and Protection) Act, 1999 The statement of case filed by Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam (TTD), along with the GI application which was published in the Geographical Indication Journal No 28 at page 38 presents TTD as the sole producer of 'Tirupathi Laddu' and the sole beneficiary of its sales. |