Wednesday, 19 December 2012
How Google Earn Money
The only caveat to using public domain material is that you must check to make sure that the material you want to use is definitely in the public domain.
And that adaptation could have been protected by copyright, you need to insure that you are using the original public domain work as later versions of this work may possibly have been revised or annotated.
The fresh layer is what has the copyright - NOT the public domain material. And not just the same material written in a different way, think of the original public domain work with a fresh layer of material added to it, to explain this in an easier to understand manner.
It is wise to have and keep a printed copy of whatever original public domain work that you use for your information material so that if you are ever questioned about your eBook source material (which is highly doubtful) you have proof that you used the original works, to be on the safe side, so.
There are four main categories of public domain material that you can choose from to create your information product.
Etc, numbers, ideas, facts, titles, everyday "generic" information such as blank forms, plain. 1.
Authors will allow their work to be used regardless of whether or not it has a copyright, or for reasons unknown, out of the goodness of their heart, sometimes. Any written material that is still under copyright that has been donated or allowed to be used by permission of the author. 2.
Anything written or produced by the Federal government or anyone writing information and/or materials FOR the Federal government. 3.
But lost it for one reason or another and is now in the public domain, any material that previously had a copyright. 4.
And other information that I could hardly believe I could actually use to develop into an information product, pamphlets, articles, just looking through the lists and lists of books on every subject imaginable, i spent several hours that first evening in mute fascination. It was as if my fairy godmother had waved her magic wand and spilled open a treasure chest in front of me! I well remember how excited I was when I first found out about public domain material.
And the very next day I was galvanized into action, i knew I was onto something really big. I was hooked, when I discovered that there were several online libraries containing more public domain material than I could ever read in a lifetime, then.
I chose this particular information because it blended beautifully with another information product I already had on my web site for sale. I selected a public domain work and developed it into a short but information packed eBook in just one day.
And sat back to see what would happen, in addition to the $39.99 for the eBook already on the site, i offered this upsell for $9.99. ) to this information product that had been selling for me on a fairly steady basis. I used it as an upsell (remember our definition of this term above?
I actually got emails thanking me for the information in the upsell eBook! But 45 % of the people who bought it also bought the upsell eBook for an additional $9.99, sales of my eBook had not only picked up dramatically! Very pleased, i was shocked and very, in a couple of days!
To say I was thrilled is an understatement indeed! Sales for this one soared as well, and since the only way people believed they could get it was to buy my eBook, i guess, that free bonus was irresistible. I chose another public domain book and gave it out for free as a bonus along with another information product I was selling. I then did another experiment.
Let's get started! Are you ready? You will have an information product of your own all written and ready to sell, in a shorter time than you ever dreamed possible. We're here to help YOU use this material to craft an information product that will make a ton of money for you! Enough about me and my success with using public domain material, but.
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