This document provides instructions for writing an e-book by first creating an outline. It advises the reader to brainstorm 10 or more topics in their niche that they are knowledgeable about. For each topic, they should write 3-5 subtopics and break those down into bullet points. Once the outline is complete, the writer should flesh it out with 1-2 paragraphs for each bullet point. Finally, they should review the e-book to ensure it flows well and add a table of contents using the topic headings as chapters.

1. How To Go About Writing
Your Ebook

2. I am going to help you go about writing an
e-book.
So let's get started straight away.

3. Get some paper and a pen and think
about the things that you know and
could help someone else to
understand things in your niche.
What topics do you feel confident that
you have the knowledge to share with
others?

4. Try to think of 10 different topics
but ideally try to think of more
than that because the more ideas
you have at this point the more
content you will have for your e-
book.

5. Alternatively you might be able to
create more than one ebook if
you have a lot of information to
start from.

6. Now that you have listed your topics
write underneath each topic 3 to 5
subtopics.
These subtopics will be things that
people really do need to understand
to get an idea of the overall main
topic.

7. This then becomes the outline for
your e-book.
Have a look at the topics that you
have listed and decide which
ones you want included in your e-
book.

8. You might find that one particular
topic has a long list of subtopics
underneath.
This would suggest that you know
an awful lot of information about
that particular topic and therefore
you could write one e-book just on
that one topic.

9. Once you have decided which
topic or which topics you want to
include in your e-book you can
compile that list together and use
that as the final outline for your e-
book.

10. Now in order to break it down even
further and therefore make it really
easy, see if you can break down the
subtopics into bullet points.
These bullet points will be things that
someone would need to know about
or steps that they would need to take
in order to really understand that
subtopic.

11. Once you have done this with the
whole of your outline you will have a
much clearer idea of what you need
to write about in your e-book.

12. Your outline will look a little like a list at
this point.
All you need to do now is to go away
and write a paragraph or two
underneath each of the bullet points
that you have listed.

13. Once you have padded out your e-
book so that it no longer looks like a list
you can go back and read it to see
that it flows nicely and there are no
errors.

14. You can create a table of contents by
using your main topic headings as
chapters for your e-book.
Also remember to put page numbers
at the bottom or top of your e-book so
that your readers can navigate more
easily.

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