August 28th, 2009 by Bruce

The Net has established selling far easier for small businesses, entrepreneurs and independent writers like me. As a author, the Net has opened my earth to new prospects. From companies that need a “writer for hire” to my own projects of publishing and selling ebooks, the web has permitted me to market my own service and goods across the planet.

One winning online marketing project I have experienced has had to do with an electronic book I wrote called “Making a Living in the Woods.” It’s actually a 14,000+ word describe that I sell as such. Before the Net, I used to take out classifieds in magazines like Backwoods Home, and even local papers. The cost of such advertising can get rather dear. I’d get some orders that barely paid for the ad, but after I went online, one sale of the e-book instantly moneymaking for the Google ad I ran.

Google advertisements are effective tools by which anyone can sell a product. The ad has to be well written with keywords to draw in your potential interview. I’ve changed my ad a number of times to experimentation. I keep my budget low. I won’t spend more than $30 to advertise the book on Google. Using direct keywords, hits to my web sites continue to extend. When people click my site, they can then go on to purchase the electronic book as a download. While there, on my web site, I’m able to generate revenue through ad clicks and affiliate marketing programs folk might be interested in joining.

I used to make my own PDF ebooks and deal them immediately from my site (the methods from my clickbank business review). Not having a shopping cart, I asked interested buyers to email me directly for instructions on ordering the electronic book. Not only was this strategy useless and bad for patronage, but it was also unrealistic.

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