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Before you begin to throw stones, I will say that I am clearly aware of the disdain for industry ebooks. However, I read The Rich Jerk,The Guru Slayer, and others, but my question would be, are there any ebooks that are worth reading?
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Those you pay for, because the writer is making millions and is willing to share his secret for a little bit of money = bullshit
check: http://www.turre.com/images/stories/...optimoitu2.pdf and very good for newbies (reading this one myself now): http://aff-masters.sitesell.com/AffMasters.pdf and this one http://www.perrymarshall.com/google/ultimateguide.htm source: Ebooks, yeah, I know... Next time, use search. This forum is loaded with better (free) info than those guru/richjerk/projectx-books
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I don't have a 7$ ebookcrap in my signature. But if you really really want to get ****, pm me, and for 70$ I'll give you bigger crap then those ebooks. No refund, no guarantees, no way for succes, no way you or me are gonna get rich that way. Ow wait, maybe me ... |
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I bet there are plenty - but not many worth paying for! (Especially not in the internet marketing sector - and costing $100!)
I'm sure there are plenty of eBooks worth reading in all sorts of other niches - which is worth more, your time to research something or the cost of an ebook? Just make sure you know the author is being honest and doesn't have an ulterior motive. That's what makes marketing ebooks so dodgy - a lot of them want you to sell their product or copy them in ripping off 'noobs' and they don't tell you the whole story. If you were buying an ebook on how to grow roses I don't think you'd have that problem. After hearing a few people here recommend the SEOBook I've just downloaded it (free) and am going to try to read it this week. It sounds like it's worth reading, whether it's worth buying I don't know.
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An ebook represents instant gratification and easy answers, which is rarely synonymous with internet and affiliate marketing. But the vast majority of ebook authors (though not all) are counting on you to fall for their "quick and easy solution".
If you want to be a successful marketer, you need to delve much deeper than anything found in your run of the mill ebook. I would recommend starting with Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion by Robert Cialdini. Going from there you have hundreds of books that will help you improve you success, but the short list is Think and Grow Rich, How to Win Friends and Influence People, Thinkertoys, The Power of Persuasion: How We're Bought and Sold, Never Eat Alone, and since this is an internet marketing forum, honorable mention to Sitepoint's new book, the Principles of Beautiful Web Design. Stay away from the "guru" ebooks. Let me know if you want any other suggestions for reading material. |
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Well it depends on what type of ebooks you are looking for. That are many types of ebooks in the market today. Free ones as well as those that you have to pay for.
We can give you lots of suggestions but ultimately i guess you have to decide on what kind of ebooks you are interested in. We would love to help you can give you advice, but will you help yourself? |
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That's actually a good point. And usually those people realize they don't have to sell their course for $97. Good knowledge costs and successful people know it very well. So why bother to sell it cheap when you have quality product you can sell with high price tag.
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Hi, since posting this question. I have downloaded and come across nearly a dozen ebooks by different individuals. I've read The Rich Jerk and Affiliate Project X among them. I would say that there actually are ebooks that are worth reading. I have gain some valuable material from one or two of these books. however, I could see how someone would believe that they are not worth buying. One or two of the books were clearly published with the intent of take advantage of the Internet Marketing opportunity.
As being someone who is not more than three weeks involved in this business, I was looking for someone to outline how to actually begin marketing. I wanted someone to explain the process that a newbie would take to actually begin a campaign or project. Those are the ebooks that were worth reading. When I hear someone say that a noob just needs to read posts, i tend to shake my head. It is really time efficient for a person to pour through dozens of posts in order to piece together that information which could be easily distributed in a more organized manner? |
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