Expand Your Content Sales Market Area Coverage

Expand Your Content Sales Market Area Coverage

I was recently perusing a thread I'm subscribed to, when I began to notice that no one was really giving the author any concrete information to go on other than to contribute to a discussion that keeps steadily growing. I started to post the text of this discussion within that one when I realized that the community would be better served by an explicit documentation. 

The main problem I see with the previously-referenced thread is that the underlying question really doesn't merit any discussion in light of the fact that there are a host of content marketplaces and sales arenas looking for (and remunerating for) fresh influxes of content daily. And with the available directories of information concerning this issue, Internet-wide, there should be no reason for an doubt to exist as to this. 

These following examples are publicly-known resources for writers and eBook authors to sell their wares and can be found easily over a range of search queries;

1. Lulu.com

2. Blurb

3. Blurb Blog Books

4. iAmplify

5. E-Junkie

6. Payloadz

These are just a few of the examples that pop up upon a simple search in my case. This just means that if you want to sell your eBooks (and a LOT of them), you're going to have to go to the sales markets and research just what's hot and trending, or match it against previous research of your own like what the greatest challenges are for the target market of your eBook informational content.

As a personal example, I have a Content Creator Payment List informational eBook detailing EXACTLY where any writer or author (or Photographer, or Graphic Designer, or Craft Hobbyist, or...etc., etc., etc.) could go to sell content on whatever it was they did and how they could contact the people who were looking for and willing to pay for that content information in question.

I'd be starving if I were depending on just selling it here (lol!), despite the fact that it's ready-made for the thousands of writers and freelancers swarming the ranks of these pages here @WordClerks. No, not only am I selling this list, but I'm also using it as a personal index (off of which I've already scored a paid writer pool spot from one of the listed sources). Hey, to be honest, I don't really care if it ever sells even ONE SINGLE COPY...you know why?

Because, even if it sold like hotcakes, it'd probably just get either thrown on someones' digital failure pile or put out to pasture to recoup the amount paid on it (impossible since I only give Personal Usage Rights Licenses with that, lol!). Plenty of beneficial information is available for free (exactly how I compiled my directory), but the amount of work you have to do in order to benefit from it is a daunting prospect for most . And EXACTLY why I know I won't have any competition in this area ever.



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