How To Create Your Mini Ebook In 24 Hours Or Less

for the product you are promoting within your mini ebook. Plant this in the opening section and every chapter of the ebook by ‘introducing’ it as a highly recommended resource (relevant to the topic at hand).

4. Compile Your Mini Ebook!

If you’re compiling your ebook in the pdf format, it is a matter of simply writing it in a normal word document using Microsoft Word or Word Pad. Once the document is completed, click ‘file’ from the top right hand column in Microsoft Word followed by ‘print’ and select the appropriate pdf distiller and click ok. Then your ebook will then be converted to the pdf format.

For HTML format, you need to turn your text document into HTML and creating relevant web pages.

The easiest method to do this is through Microsoft Word again. Click ‘file’ as per the earlier example, followed by ‘save as’ and select ‘HTML document’. Compile these HTML pages into your ebook with the appropriate HTML compilers as a .exe file and you’re all set!

Once you’ve created your ebook, you’re ready to upload it to your server.

Note: For a pdf ebook, I’d recommend zipping it up first using http://www.winzip.com. This would make it easier for readers to download as sometimes downloading pdf files can cause problems.

Create a new directory where you store your HTML files. You can name the directory “ebook” or whatever you’d like. Upload your ebook by using FTP in binary mode.

To create a download link on your website, most servers will allow you to simply link to the address like in below:

http://www.yourdomain.com/ebooks/ebook.exe or

http://www.yourdomain.com/ebooks/ebook.zip

If this method of linking doesn’t work for you, contact your host or server administrator for further assistance.

Congratulations! If you just follow these simple steps, you should have your first mini ebook ready