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Looking to publish an eBook and earn money? We don't blame you - it can give you some money and it means you can officially call yourself a published author. The dream.

Most people think that unless you get lucky and end up becoming the next JK Rowling, writing books is not an easy way to make money .

But do you remember the hit movie The Martian (starring Matt Damon)?

Actually, he started his life with a humble self-published eBook. The book's author, Andy Weir, sold the novel as an Amazon Kindle book for 99 cents a copy.

Before long, it was topping the charts and Hollywood took notice.

With a bit of Hollywood glamor, you can publish an eBook - take a text document, turn it into an eBook and sell it, and I'll explain how to get the most out of it.

How to make money selling my eBook
How much money can you earn with an eBook?
Producing an eBook can be ridiculously cheap and often completely free , and selling your own eBook can fetch you from several euros or dollars a day to next to nothing.

The good news is that it has a lot to say about your potential earnings , so it's worth a look:

EBooks typically sell for $ 0.99 to $ 8.99 and up , but the store (and publishing platform) will take a portion of each sale
You can sell your eBook at whatever price you want, and you can tweak the price to try different tactics, but the ideal price depends on the length, reviews, and competition of your book.
If you have money to invest (or can collectively fund it to pay for it), you could invest money in marketing to give your book an increased chance of success, but there are many ways to market for free, such as on social media.
Here I will show you how to maximize your earnings from your eBook ...

How to make money selling my eBook
Tips to make money with your eBook
Follow these steps to make as much money as you can selling eBooks:

1. Choose a popular topic for your eBook
I recommend writing about something that you are really interested in and have experience and knowledge in the area, rather than choosing a topic that you think will make you money.

If you have an idea for a book and feel like it would be something you would buy if you saw it in a store, that may be a winner.

Your readers will be able to tell if you are passionate about the subject, and obviously it will also be much easier for you to write it.

Pick a topic that genuinely interests you, but with that said, it's also worth seeing what's selling .

Visit your local bookstore or check out the best-selling lists on Amazon.

Fiction (particularly erotic fiction ) is by far the biggest seller in the e-book market, but that doesn't mean other areas aren't profitable - it's about finding your niche .

For example, eBooks on religion and spirituality, and business and money, also tend to do well.

Best ideas for writing as an e-book

Your original novel, poetry or short story
His previous essays
Or a study guide for a subject
A how-to guide on something you know so well: living on a budget, bike maintenance, making the perfect dating app profile, anything!
A children's book (even better if you can illustrate it too), or graphic comics.
City guides or a collection of your favorite walking routes
Books without copyright, repackaged with notes, an introduction or a translation and sold under their own label
If you are fluent in another language, team up with another writer and publish a translated version of your work.
2. Write your eBook to a high standard
The more time and effort you put into your eBook, the better it will be, and therefore the more you can charge for it.

To create a high-quality eBook, you'll need to be willing to spend months (or even years!) Writing it, and then reviewing and editing various drafts until you are up to the task.

Using free software to edit your eBook can greatly help improve its quality.

I suggest downloading Grammarly to ensure that you are writing free of spelling and grammar errors.

And, along the way, try to get feedback on your writing from as many people as possible.

The writing process can take a while, but it will pay off to produce high-quality text.

Not only will this mean that you can add a higher selling price to your eBook, it will also make your readers more likely to recommend it to people they know, which means (hopefully) more sales.