But let's compare that with the income from a blog. One page of my eBook contains about 300-400 words. A typical article, like this one, contains about 1,000 words. So roughly speaking, 3 eBook pages are equivalent to about one of my blog articles. 3 pages of my eBook bring me around 28 cents per buyer. If I extrapolate that to the average sales of the eBook per year, then the three pages (roughly one article) bring in around 240 euros per year. A blog article on my blog, on the other hand, brings me around 50 euros in the best case scenario.
This already includes the fact that I earn something from the article through oman mobile phone numbers database affiliate marketing and advertising , as well as the remuneration from VG Wort . Of course, this is only a rough estimate and some blog articles perform much, much better than others. But the example still shows that for me the content in the eBook is much more financially worthwhile than individual blog articles. Of course, I have a lot more blog articles overall than the content in the eBook and that leads to much higher income from the blog than from the eBook.
But if you just break it down to the number of words, an eBook is more worthwhile. That is also one reason why I now finally want to implement my plan to publish more eBooks. However, the eBook obviously benefits greatly from the reach of my blog and therefore from the blog content. One could therefore attribute a good portion of the eBook's income to the blog content, but that would be going too far. alternatives 27 euros sales price for my eBook is not a small amount, but if you look at online courses, online video seminars and the like, then it is relatively little.