It is therefore not surprising that:

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nor did it convert much into clients (for training or consulting for the agency),
nor did it create an appropriate impression from the point of view of creating a brand image.
And I learned from that lesson. That's why, when we were preparing the e-book Effective remarketing on Facebook, my graphic designer, Krzysztof, worked on it from the beginning. And when we changed the design of my website, we also changed the design of the e-book to correspond with it. I really care about that, because (supposedly) you only make a first impression once.

3. Uninteresting form
First impressions have other dimensions. And although I still prepare e-books that are myanmar rcs data designed to generate subscriptions to the list, I think it is worth asking yourself:

Should you really create another e-book on the Internet?

I admit I'm a little tired of these e-books. I download them in really big quantities. And the question is, do you want the same material as everyone else? There are so many other interesting things you can do.

Let me give you an example:

On my blog you will find an article about how I built a mailing list using a mini-course sent via email. After some time I transformed it into an e-book 21 Internet Marketing Tools , while initially it was an email course that you had to sign up for. And I sent one message a day for 3 weeks, sharing interesting tools.

At that time, it was one of the first implementations of this type of format on the Polish (or at least business) Internet and therefore it was very well received. With minimal promotional effort, I managed to gather an email database of several thousand addresses. And of course, I could have prepared an e-book or a blog entry from the very beginning, but I didn't do that.