Re:$15,000 In Income From An EBook, How I Did It
by ky3 on Wednesday September 19, 2012 @03:15PM
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I wouldn't feel confident writing something that might not necessarily do exactly what it said on the tin for everyone reading it.
In that case you'd never write it. The discussion isn't over some magic book of spells here.
It's about an honest product offer that with a modest amount of work the reader will move from point A to point B. Now you as writer could promise to refund the reader's money if it didn't work out, whether because the work was too much or the results didn't materialize.
Re:$15,000 In Income From An EBook, How I Did It
by jiggy2011 on Wednesday September 19, 2012 @03:34PM
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I'm much more confident of a book's ability to teach me how to program in Javascript that I am of a book's ability to teach me to make some arbitrary amount of money,
In that case you'd never write it. The discussion isn't over some magic book of spells here.
It's about an honest product offer that with a modest amount of work the reader will move from point A to point B. Now you as writer could promise to refund the reader's money if it didn't work out, whether because the work was too much or the results didn't materialize.
That way everyone wins.