It is important that every ebook you submit to the ebook directories includes a disclaimer, giving readers permission to re-post your ebook on their own website.
By doing this, you will get your ebook published much faster. Webmasters and Ezine publishers these days often don't want to take the time to contact authors for permission, and are more likely to reprint e-books that don't require contacting the ebook writer.
Many ebook marketers forget to use a disclaimer, and this way they may be missing out on a lot of traffic and sales.
A general rule to use an ebook disclaimer is to state that your bio or signature file has to be included with your ebook, or you won't be able to take advantage of inbound links and additional traffic to your website. A good ebook tells the reader something that he/she did not know before. People reading e-books expect to either learn something or be entertained...and in the ideal case, both.
To write an ebook, you do not have to be born with a special talent. There is no need to study all the classics, or bring up high brow words from the English dictionary, just to show off how educated you are.
You just have to enjoy talking and communicating with your reader. If you write like you speak to a real person, and do not use complicated words and terms, you will be rewarded by your readers with a click to your website.
The key to getting your first ebook out comes down to knowing what you are going to write about.
It helps to write about something that you have a passion for. If you have a strong feeling for your niche, then it is much easier to come up with a good ebook idea.
Your disclaimer should read something like:
?This ebook may be freely reprinted or distributed in its entirety in any Ezine, newsletter, blog, or website. The author's name, bio and website links must remain intact and be included with every reproduction.?
This ensures that you will be given proper credit for your ebook, while allowing others to use your content without contacting you first.
In this fast moving world, you should make it as easy and simple as possible to get the word about your business.
Conclusion; using a proper disclaimer will not only make it easier for publishers to multiply and distribute your e-books, but will also get your website more back links at the same time. Share your opinion about a hot topic? Or do a review of a product that you used and that may benefit others? These are all great ideas for a new ebook.
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