I believe this ebook -marketing article will be of benefit to you and your online ebook selling business.
1. Find out a repuatble ebook -selling paltform online to distribute your ebooks. There are many of these now and most of them give room for pre-orders. You should go on a search online. You should also ensure that this platform have laid down plans to distribute your ebooks to as many e-book selling platforms online.

2. Take a look at your publishing schedule for the next 12 months. Get all planned releases up on assetless preorder ASAP. The longer your book is available as a preorder, the more time you have to accumulate orders.

3. Consider listing your preorder at a special preorder-exclusive price. For example, if you're planning to price your next book at $3.99, price the preorder at $2.99. And then in your marketing, let your readers know that preorder customers will lock in the lowest price, and after the book goes onsale and releases, you'll return it to the normal price of $3.99.

3. Your chosen ebook selling platform will deliver your preorder listing to other selling platforms they have partnership with. Once the listing is up at the retailers, update the backmatter of all your books to mention that "Title X is coming {Month Day Year} and is available now for preorder at select retailers. Reserve your copy today!" Your other books will do much of the heavy lifting for you when it comes to funneling readers into the preorder. If you have a sample of the first few chapters, include the sample at the back of your other books. If you're releasing a new book in a series, make sure you've linked the preorder and all the other series titles using the Smashwords Series Manager tool in your Dashboard. This helps retailers promote your preorder to their customers. If it's a series book, consider pricing your series starter at FREE so you can drive more readers into the series, and therefore more readers into the preorder.

all the best with your marketing

importexpert:
all the best with your marketing

Thanks brother. Are you an author?

bookcash:


Thanks brother. Are you an author?

Yes I am. I have authored a lot of business manuals within d local n international market

bookcash:
I believe this ebook -marketing article will be of benefit to you and your online ebook selling business.
1. Find out a repuatble ebook -selling paltform online to distribute your ebooks. There are many of these now and most of them give room for pre-orders. You should go on a search online. You should also ensure that this platform have laid down plans to distribute your ebooks to as many e-book selling platforms online.

2. Take a look at your publishing schedule for the next 12 months. Get all planned releases up on assetless preorder ASAP. The longer your book is available as a preorder, the more time you have to accumulate orders.

3. Consider listing your preorder at a special preorder-exclusive price. For example, if you're planning to price your next book at $3.99, price the preorder at $2.99. And then in your marketing, let your readers know that preorder customers will lock in the lowest price, and after the book goes onsale and releases, you'll return it to the normal price of $3.99.

3. Your chosen ebook selling platform will deliver your preorder listing to other selling platforms they have partnership with. Once the listing is up at the retailers, update the backmatter of all your books to mention that "Title X is coming {Month Day Year} and is available now for preorder at select retailers. Reserve your copy today!" Your other books will do much of the heavy lifting for you when it comes to funneling readers into the preorder. If you have a sample of the first few chapters, include the sample at the back of your other books. If you're releasing a new book in a series, make sure you've linked the preorder and all the other series titles using the Smashwords Series Manager tool in your Dashboard. This helps retailers promote your preorder to their customers. If it's a series book, consider pricing your series starter at FREE so you can drive more readers into the series, and therefore more readers into the preorder.

Did you eventually get to pblish your ebook.

What platforme did you use