10 Questions to Test your eBook’s Significance

Over the years perfectly competent people with unique information to share in a book have come to me, so afraid their book isn’t good enough, their peers will judge it as poor, or they won’t be able to get it out to their audience.

You can test your book’s significance by asking these questions…

1. Is it filled with action if fiction? Is it exciting?
2. Is it fun to read? Have humor?
3. Does it teach the readers something new or interesting? (educate)
4. Does it present useful, original and unique information?
5. Does it have potential to positively affect the reader’s life?
6. Is the message said in a unique way? Does it brand you or your business?
7. Does it answer an age-old question such as the meaning of life?
8. Does it create a deeper understanding of human nature?
9. Does it give skills and information to help individuals?
10. Will the particular audience want or need its information?

Of these 10 significance tests, it takes only…

*One for an article or blog post.
*Two for a book.
*Three for a top seller.
*Five for a Pulitzer Prize.
*Six for a literary classic.

These are just some ways for you to build your confidence and courage to share your word with your world. So be encouraged and start writing!

Do you have any questions? Be sure to ask them here. Leave me a comment and I will answer.

If you want more free information on writing an eBook, check out my upcoming teleseminar.

Or, if you are a self-starter, see Judy’s book on writing an eBook.

Published on August 23, 2010 at 8:39 AM by Judy Cullins

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