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Reviews

 

 
 

Bill Hibbler: 
"The Ultimate Guide
to Creating
Moneymaking Ebooks"


Important note:
This is an independent and critical product-review - not a sales letter or an ad! 


Format

  • "The Ultimate Guide to Creating Moneymaking Ebooks"
    (main manual - PDF document)
  • "Automated eBay Sales" by Stephan Miller
    (bonus - PDF document)
  • "How My Book Became An Amazon #1 Bestseller in 48 Hours" by Mark Joyner
    (bonus - PDF document)
  • "The Niche Seeker Videos" by Bill Hibbler
    (bonus - 6 online Flash videos)
  • "Instant Site Maker"
    (bonus - downloable software)
  • "eBook Creator Toolkit"
    (bonus - downloable software)


Review 

Information is probably the easiest product to sell on the Internet - whether it's delivered in digital or physical format.

And even though 'there's no end to the books that are written' it seems like people are more willing to buy information than ever. Whether this is a good or a bad sign of how well our present culture is thriving is another discussion.

But there is no debate over whether people want more information or not.

Already written dozens and dozens of books on how to create your own ebooks.

Is this one different?

One of the co-authors of this book is quite prominent. I'm of course talking about Joe Vitale, author of numerous books, articles and reports.

The look of the book is really good and professional. It looks 'clean' and it's easy to get a good view over the content.

 

What do you get?

If you order Bill Hibbler's course, "The Ultimate Guide to Creating Moneymaking Ebooks", you get a main manual that is written by Bill Hibbler himself.

Besides, you get two bonus reports, "Automated eBay Sales" by Stephan Miller, and "How My Book Became An Amazon #1 Bestseller in 48 Hours" by Mark Joyner.

The main manual, "The Ultimate Guide to Creating Moneymaking Ebooks" by Bill Hibbler, is easy to read and understand. The language flows nicely, and Bill pretty much cover everything you need to get started.

 

How good - or bad - is this product?

"The Ultimate Guide to Creating Moneymaking Ebooks" is a step-by-step guide to creating your own ebooks.

One thing I really like in Bill Hibbler's guide is the point he's making, that you don't need to write an ebook.

Most people find writing someting to be hard work. But there are other ways to creating ebooks, says Bill Hibbler.

One of the most used ways of creating information products is to find an expert on your topic who's willing to let you interview him or her. Then after the interview you can sell both the audio interview and the transcription of the interview.

Another way is to use speech (or voice) recognition software.

And yet another way is to arrange a teleseminar and then record that seminar.

But how do you actually do it?

Bill Hibbler gives you a really good introduction to all three methods (plus a couple or so more) in chapter three of the main manual.

You get enough details to get started and keep going, but Bill doesn't bury you in so many technical details that you feel overwhelmed.

Bill Hibbler also covers what you ought to put into an informal agreement with the experts you interview, which software to use if you decide to try speech recognition, where to find people who'll transcribe your interviews etc.

In short, you get the information that you need to apply these methods to your information business.

This is a really good part of the book, as precisely this part of creating information products is something that most people find hard to do.

But I think most people will find Bill Hibbler's advice really helpful and easy to apply.

Besides, Bill Hibbler has included a really fine and helpful article by Pat O'Bryan. In this article Pat O'Bryan shares how he personally learnt to write his own ebooks. Pat had a background in music, and at first he didn't have a clue how to write books. Then he discovered a few really helpful tips on how to make writing much easier. You can read the rest of Pat's story in  chapter three of "The Ultimate Guide to Creating Moneymaking Ebooks". This is really a fine article.

But Bill Hibbler covers so much more than just the creation process.

One mistake most (new but also many more experienced) authors and information marketers make is that they find a promising idea for their product, and then they just jump ahead and begin creating it.

Bill shows you how to turn this around and maximize your chances of succeeding with your product ideas.

Instead of first picking product ideas, create your products and then finally promote them, Bill Hibbler advices you to first find your customers - - before your pick your product ideas, create your products and begin promoting them.

One of the methods Bill Hibbler uses to test new product ideas, is selling through eBay.com.

Besides, in the enclosed bonus report, "Automated eBay Sales" Stephan Miller elaborates on how to sell digital products on eBay.com. This is a fine bonus to the main ebook.

Bill Hibbler also covers how to find the best format in which to publish your book.

It'll probably not come as a surprise to you that one of the formats Bill recommends, is the popular PDF-format.

But just how do you publish your book in PDF-format without breaking your bankaccount? After all, buying Acrobat (Writer, Destiller etc.), Adobe's PDF generating software application, will cost you several hundred dollars.

Bill Hibbler shows you a way to solve this problem. Until now I've personally used Adobe Acrobat, but after having read Bill's advice, I decided to change to his suggested solution.

Bill Hibbler covers os much more in "The Ultimate Guide to Creating Moneymaking Ebooks."

For example, he shows you how to determine the best price for your ebook, how to deal with the competion, how to market your ebook etc.

All in all, you get a really good overview of how to profit from creating and publishing your own ebooks.

 

Overall assessment 

In my opinon "The Ultimate Guide to Creating Moneymaking Ebooks" is a really fine product.

You get a lot in this book. The author covers pretty much everything you need to launch your own successful ebook campaign.

"The Ultimate Guide to Creating Moneymaking Ebooks" is a very readable book. It reads like a dream and it's never boring.

At the same time Bill Hibbler never looses hold of the nitty gritty details that you need to get the job done.

You'll feel really well prepared to create your own successful ebook after having read this fine book.

 


Buying information 

Price (at the time of this writing)

$79

 

Web site

Create-Ultimate-Ebooks.com

 

Email

support AT gigtime.com

 

Phone

512-847-3252

 

Postal mail address

Bill Hibbler,
Gigtime Media,
2-B Deerfield Drive,
Wimberley,
Texas 78676,
USA

 

 


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