Now you have written your ebook and I believe it is good because it has the entire necessary instruments that make the ebook a good one. Now what next? I don’t think it will make any good to have a articulately written and beautifully designed e-cover to lay somewhere without anybody getting notice of it. How can they notice it if it was not properly marketed?
There are many of things you can do to assist in marketing your eBook, but right now we are going to take a look at 3 sure ways to promote your eBook.

The good news is that creation of your own eBook now with the modern technologies may become easier but the bad news is marketing it has never been harder. There is so much noise and confusion online that it is hard to get noticed among the contest and the whole thing else that is going on. Therefore, if you are through with writing your eBook celebrate and then get to work marketing it. These 3 sure ways will help a enormous deal!

Number 1 Create a Little Noise
You need to make some noise around the eBook you are bringing to market. You can do that through the social media. There is a vast social network out there. Learn how to put together your brand, fit into place your viewers by making use of Twitter, Pinterest, LinkedIn and Facebook etc efficiently. Promotion of your ebook is very important; therefore you should begin a few weeks prior to the finishing of your book. Let people know how it’s going, when they will be expecting your book to be on the market and where they can get it, etc. Be sure to be promoting your eBook 24/7.


Number 2 Get Some Pre Release Reviews
Reviews of your eBook are vital. Don’t wait until it’s on the market. Begin early. Release your book to a handful of blogs, magazines, etc. ask them to go through it and review it. You can do this through Net Galley while keeping your PDF file safe and secure, but accessible to the reviewers. Once your book is released persuade readers to leave reviews where ever possible – it might be on the site where you are selling your book or on the social media, it could be a blog – you get the idea.

Number 3 Make Sure You Have a Publication Date
Extremly too many authors, both of regular print books and eBooks use the day that they send the book live as their publication date. This can really make your launch exasperating. To give your book a much better start and a much better chance at being successful, your publication date should in fact be about 6 weeks after your book goes live. With these three sure ways, your ebook will go a long way.