How To Make Sure Your Ebook Gets A Great Reaction

When you write an ebook, or create any product

, you want your hard work recognized. You get recognition when your customers recommend your product to their friends, family, co-workers and everyone else for that matter! In addition to spreading the good word about your ebook, you want them to have some sort of "reaction" to the information you are presenting. In this article, we'll look at reactions and how you can make sure you get them.

You cause a reaction in your customer by shocking them, causing them to have an "ah-ha!" moment, enabling them to take action or creating a change in their way of thinking. It's just basically changing them in even the tiniest amount simply by reading your product. Reactions can be good or bad, and depending on your goal you can aim for either one. More than likely you will want positive reactions - ones that make your customer happy or more knowledgeable.

Imagine that you've written an ebook called "How to Potty Train Your Precious Puppy." Your customer purchased your ebook thinking it will be just like all the others - not helpful, her dog will still not be potty trained. But once she read your first two chapters, she thought "Oh! THAT's how it's done!" That's a reaction. In this case you enabled her to get over a specific issue she was having training her puppy. And you were the only person who was able to do this out of all the "expert advice" she followed.

So, how do you do this? Well, first thing is you need to offer a unique perspective. Not the rehashed information that you see over and over again. Your ebook is not a book report like you would have written in junior high. In those reports, you were basically "reporting" on what you found. Your ebook has to be about your own take on things, the way you interpret them and how you have synthesized all of the information you know about the topic.

Putting your own spin on the topic and adding your own personality into your writing will make it stand out from the rest and give customers are new way of looking at things. This will help you get reactions from your readers. Once you have engaged your customers they will naturally want to share their new find with their friends and even strangers on the Internet. When the popularity of your ebook increases so does your profits!

by: Gwen Tanner

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