The Ebook Launchpad: 7 Missions from Blank Page to First Sale
Most people never publish an ebook. It isn’t that it’s hard. Nobody gives them a clear sequence. The Ebook Launchpad fixes that. It breaks the whole journey into 7 simple missions, each with a goal, small steps, a checklist and a debrief, so you always know the next single thing to do. Inside you’ll get: A way to find a niche people already pay for, with the Idea Slot Machine and Spark Score The Transformation Ladder for outlining your book The 14-day Sprint System for writing 1,000 words a day Cover design tips and the Thumbnail Test A 5-line formula for book descriptions that sell Pricing and royalty tables, checked October 2026 Step-by-step publishing on Amazon KDP, plus direct selling with Gumroad, Payhip and Stan Store A launch plan, a dashboard for tracking your results, and a 30-day calendar Bonus toolkit, glossary and a printable Launch Contract Perfect for: first-time authors, side-hustlers, coaches, freelancers and anyone with something to teach. What you get: one PDF, 38 pages, instant download. Written by P Shamarasan. Start Mission 1 today. Other fields you’ll likely need Author name: P Shamarasan Format: PDF (ebook), 38 pages Language: English Edition: 2026 Categories: Self-publishing, Business & Money, Education, Writing Guides Tags/keywords: ebook, self-publishing, how to write an ebook, KDP, Kindle, first-time author, passive income, digital product, launch guide, checklist Price to test: $9 to $15 if you sell the PDF directly. If you list it on Amazon, $2.99 to $4.99. Cover image: Export page 1 of the PDF as a PNG (about 1,600 × 2,560 px). Author bio (short): P Shamarasan writes practical guides for beginners. The Ebook Launchpad turns the shared lessons of the best self-publishing books into simple missions anyone can follow. Refund policy line: Digital download, so refunds are handled case by case. Contact me within 7 days if there’s a problem. Before you publish Original work: The guide summarizes other authors’ books by name (Joanna Penn, David Gaughran and others). That’s fine as commentary, but keep it in your own words and don’t add quotes from those books. Facts to recheck: Amazon’s royalty bands and the platform fees can change. Check them again on the day you launch. AI disclosure: If you list it on Amazon KDP, answer the AI-content question honestly.
