Creative Ebook

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About the
Author
Bethany Garcia
Content Strategist, Company Name

Fill the reader in on who you are and why you’re

qualified to be speaking about the topic you’ve written
about.

@bethanygarcia @bethanygarcia

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 Table of Contents
01 Introduction Page 2

02 Chapter One Goes Here Page 4

03 Chapter Two Goes Here Page 5

04 Chapter Three Goes Here Page 9

05 Chapter Four Goes Here Page 12

06 Chapter Five Goes Here Page 18

07 Conclusion Page 20

08 Resources Page 22

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 1
TITLE HERE

Chapter One
Title Goes Here

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 Intro Page
Introduction
When writing your ebook content, focus
on staying succinct, not verbose. Your
readers saw a headline that captured their
attention. Simply use the content inside
your ebook to provide the information you
promised in your title.
Bullets can help structure your content.
Here are some additional tips for creating
ebooks:
• Incorporate Visuals: Screenshots,
photos, graphics, and other visuals
can help further illustrate your core
points.
• Add Links: Link to other tools or
resources that can help your reader.
• Proof Content: Even if you have no
editor in your department, find
someone who would be willing to
read your content and proof it for
basic grammar and spelling.
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 Text Heavy Page

Section Header Here

Talk about topics that require a lot of text Add more text in this column if needed.
to explain in this section.

Second Title Here

If you want to break your section up into

subsections, write more here.

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 Text Photo Page

Section Header Here

Use this page template for when you’d Use this column if you need more space.
like to add a photo.

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 Photo Heavy Page

Section Header Here

If you need a page to include a lot of visuals and don’t need much text, try this
one on for size.

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Closing/CTA Page
This is where you bring it all home, reinforce your main points,
and direct the reader to a CTA (call-to-action.)

Talk all about the benefits of your product, service, or offering in this
section.

CTA GOES HERE

www.yourwebsite.com