How to Write and Sell Simple Information for Fun and Profit: Your Guide to Writing and Publishing Books, E-Books, Articles, Special Reports, Audio Programs, DVDs, and Other How-To Content

“But I’m not a specialist,” you may be saying about now. “So what niche can I choose?”

Polish your prose.

In How to Write and Sell Simple Information for Fun and Profit, you’ll discover how to: Find your writing niche or specialty Come up with ideas for saleable how-to books, articles, reports, and seminars Research and write effective, practical how-to instructional materials Build your reputation and establish a loyal following in your chosen field E

say 100,000 or more a month—search the term “Persian cats” on Google, that would indicate a ready market for information on Persian cats.

The lowest level of this hierarchy is information.

Teach your subject to the reader.

“Always target a niche market,” advises Internet information marketing expert Stephen Pierce. “If you want to get rich, target a niche. If you want to go broke, market to all the folks. Identifying a problem in that niche market is priority #1. Creating a desired solution for that problem is priority #2. Delivering that solution for a profit to you

competition in your niche is to choose a subject that is somewhat technical. You find dozens of books and information products on goal-setting, because it is a fairly generic topic and not specialized: Anyone can understand it and write about it. But if you teach managing projects using Gantt charts, that’s a little more technical. Fewer writers an

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