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Why e-books?

I have been asking this question since the beginning of wiki and search engine. I believe many of you are asking the same question. We can just do googling to search for any information. Chances we will land on a wiki page with our first search result. We all know that almost all information today are free. As free as the Internet. Again, why e-books and pay for the prices like the print books? I would rather buy a print book myself.

I will answer this question from the content point of view. The only reason that an e-book is better than print book is because there is no actual print book that you can find in any book store for the said e-book. Well, majority of e-books on the Internet fall into that category.

An e-book organizes its content just like a book. We read an e-book using a computer or an e-book reading device. We can print an e-book for off line reading but we have to bind it ourselves or get a printing and binding service to make it look like a print book. For us not going for e-book, information or content that we can search on the Internet may be "piece meals". We have to keep on searching for details. And we have to organize our search results which can be time consuming. The problem arise when we don't know what to search for because we do not know the subject matter.

A good e-book is complete with contents. When there is an e-book, we can save our time from searching around for knowledge. And we don't have to go through a hit and miss exercise to look for knowledge. Apparently, there is low barrier of entry for a writer to produce e-book compare to print book. People with good knowledge can easily become an e-book writer. There will definitely be more e-books on the Internet and the number will grow rapidly.

I will go for an e-book for a complete knowledge that the e-book offer and to save my time searching around for the knowledge.


Twitter e-books

Here are 4 non-free e-books about Twitter that can be found in PayDotCom. Disclaimer: the links will lead you to the promotion pages of the e-books.

Brute Force Twitter - How to Become a Social Media Celebrity in Weeks. It also includes trainning videos. The author proves himself with his own Twitter account.

Twitter Me This - A set of e-books that includes Twitter Trick, Underground Twitter Secret Manifesto, 5 Steps to Twitter Success, Twitter and Wordpress - Multiply the power of each to generate more traffic, and Twitter and SEO. Plus extensive video archive.

Twitter Success Stories - Twitter Success Stories from 17 successful marketers who use Twitter to grow their businesses.

Twitter Home Business - Learn how to earn money with Twitter. Many people have come up with this kind of e-book and many blogs talk about it as well. Who knows it may work for you.


Launch an e-book

Building an eBook Empire - Discover the step-by-step nitty gritty details of how to launch your own eBook using many free or low-cost newbie-friendly tools.

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