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Dear fellow freelancers,
I'm an author of a couple of ebooks and I truly believe that you still can come up with great results as a seller of these (results as in earnings and/or subscribers). No matter the niche. However, as there are more and more totally free information online you can find with just a few simple google searches, do you think people will stop buying ebooks in the nearest future?
Have you ever bought one yourself and why did you buy it? What kind of ebook was it?
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I do buy a wide range of ebooks, mainly for online purposes, but I have bought ebooks for particular things in my life that I needed a little bit of knowledge for. For instance, back when I was in college I was going for Zoology and Herpetology (the study of reptiles, not herpes) and I couldn't remember something and couldn't find it anywhere online. But this ebook I found mentioned that it covered a specific topic that I needed to read up on, so I bought it.
If you're trying to sell an ebook you'll need to find the right market/niche. There are tons of "How To" books out there but that doesn't mean it's saturated. You can literally pick any niche and do a "How To" book on any aspect of the niche. If I were you, and if you're starting a new book, I would find a niche that I know enough about and write an ebook on it. This way you don't have to do as much research on the topic and you can hammer out the pages pretty quick. And since you already like the niche, it'll feel like it went by super quick
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