Seven steps to planning an eBook idea

You want to write an e-book but can't you think of any topic to write? If you do this, you are not alone!

Many writers find it difficult to find ideas about writing e-books. You may think that you don't know how to write an e-book. Or, you might think that you can't write an ebook because you don't have enough information to write. If you have this feeling, this article is for you.

After writing more than 50 books and e-books, I must say that I have mastered the idea of ​​making a theme for e-books. In this article, I will provide you with seven possible and simple steps to create an idea for an eBook.

1. Determine your professional level. What are you good at? what do you do for a living? Are you a wife, mother and professional? Can you generate ideas based on those aspects of your life?

We can create a lot of ideas for e-books from life. Even if you are a wife and mother, you can write about maternity, which will give you readers and buyers a book.

2. Start a new notebook. Write the "e-book brainstorming notebook" on the cover. Then start listing all the areas in your life where you can write an informative eBook. For example, this is my list: wife, writer, researcher, professor, gardener, pet owner and prolific reader.

Then choose an area where you can write an eBook right away without much research. Your best bet will be a theme that you can quickly generate at least 10 ideas.

For example, when I started writing e-books, I was a writer and researcher. I have written different academic topics. So, I know how to write and how to set up a writing schedule so that I will achieve the greatest success despite full-time teaching.

4. Go to the new page in your notebook. Write down the topic you most want to write an ebook. Brainstorm ten to twenty ideas about the field in your life. It may take a few days or a week to generate ideas. Take time and have fun.

5. Go to the new page in your notebook. Choose topics that you are interested in, such as hobbies. Brainstorm ten to twenty ideas about the field in your life. Again, you may need a few days or a week to generate ideas. So take some time and have fun.

6. Go to the new page in your notebook. Brainstorm other topics that you like to study, and you know that if you research, you want to learn more. Write all of these topics in your notebook.

7. Go back to your first list of major ideas. Choose a topic that you want to write about what you know very well. Go to the new page in your notebook. Write the topic at the top of the page and outline your notebook as a point.

You have it. Follow these steps and you should have thirty or more topics to write an eBook. Now this is a lot of material you can write, isn't it?

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