My recent post about free e-books on blogging from John Chow attracted a lot of interest. So I thought today I'd share another resource you might find useful.

This is a set of three free e-books on different aspects of writing and copywriting from the Site Build It organization.

The first of these, Make Your Knowledge Sell, is a guide to e-book writing by Ken Evoy (the founder of Site Build It) and successful e-book author Monique Harris. MYKS covers everything from choosing your subject and producing your e-book, through to marketing it and automating the sales process.

MYKS formerly sold for $49.95, but it's now available free, with no strings attached. There are no hidden fees and you don't even have to give your email address, so I strongly recommend visiting the MYKS website and picking up your free copy today.

The other two guides are also available free from the MYKS website - just scroll down to the bottom of the page and you'll come to them.

Make Your Content PREsell shows you how to write to connect with your website visitors, to start building a relationship with them prior to selling them anything. It's particularly relevant to anyone involved in affiliate marketing.

The other e-book, Make Your Words Sell, is basically a guide to copywriting. As you'll gather, it follows on logically from the previous guide.

All of these guides contain great info for anyone who is involved in writing for the net. Of course, part of their purpose is to help promote the Site Build It training course and business opportunity. This is a well-established and reputable offering for anyone who wants to get a money-making website set up with the minimum time and effort. However, all three guides are well worth reading whether or not you decide to invest in Site Build It.

* Don't forget - if you're interested in e-book writing, my 10-Day E-Book course is a complete step-by-step guide to writing, editing, publishing and marketing your first e-book. It's currently available at a $20 discount and with three extra bonus reports via my homepage!

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