Grab Public Domain Information Today and Begin Making Money Tomorrow

You don’t write, won’t write, you’re flat broke, and you don’t like marketing either!  Well done, you!  You already have everything you need to create a book today and begin selling it tomorrow!  Thanks to the public domain!

You probably already understand the public domain, you know it represents a treasure store of valuable information products and other creative works that belong to no one in particular, which you can claim and call your own, and charge as much as you like to distribute as many copies as you wish of these many millions of high demand free products.

But wait, there’s a problem isn’t there?  You are not a copywriter!  You’ve tried writing sales letters and given up in despair.  While other people are selling snow to the Eskimos you can’t even get your mother to buy your latest product. 

No problem!  Because there’s a really easy way to begin taking orders in minutes for books you create from the public domain and you won’t have to write a single word.  And what you do will pull orders faster and in greater numbers than the world’s greatest copywriters ever thought possible.

You don’t need sales letters, sales letter hype can create suspicion, the sales machine you use is based on trust, and people can’t wait to get their hands on your product!

That’s because, instead of a sales letter, you hit your hungry market with a tasty sample of your product, usually a sample chapter, they love it, they’re desperate to buy, and they buy in droves! 

If you really can’t write sales letters or you lack time then a sample chapter can sometimes do a better job of selling whatever you download from the public domain.

You do it like this:

*  Choose your product from the public domain.   There are millions of products and thousands of subjects to choose from so I won’t go into detail here.  I assume you’ve done some research and chosen a subject you think will sell, and now you just need to create some means of attracting potential buyers and convincing them to click that button to buy.

*  Look for public domain information that’s already available in text format, so you don’t waste time scanning or even rekeying text into your computer.  Convert to ‘Word’ or other editing format.

*  Start chapters on separate pages, create a contents page, add an attractive cover.  Make two copies. 

*  Leave one copy intact and converted to pdf which is the version you will eventually offer for sale. 

*  Open the other copy and move to the end of Chapter One.  Add a few part snippets from every other chapter but always leave the reader hungry for more. 

*  Add a payment button towards the end of your shortened eBook and / or direct the reader to another page on the Internet from which to purchase the full version of your product. 

That’s it, your sales machine ready to go!