What to do with 32 ebooks designed to promote a new app?
I made an app for creative writers in a non-English language, it*provides tools for easy poetry writing, with a database of proverbs and words uniquely categorized. I have not started marketing it yet, but its already in the stores... a free version and a premium one. I needed to first be finished with a promotional manual, that ended up being 32 ebooks (about 25 pages each) on how to write poetry for different events and emotions, filled with original examples, proverbs, background stories, visuals, step*by step methods, tips and tricks, etc. all relevant to the app. The conceptual construct of all examples has a self-dev't, philosophy and spiritual /ish design to it. I, friends and family feel content quality is good enough, also in grabbing attention.... 50% visuals with adequately polished layout and only about 10% on direct app promotion, including CTA.
The question is what to do with these ebooks (A4 PDF). It took me a while to write them and of course I would love them monetized, but their main*purpose is to promote the app. I know there are amazing apps out there that struggle to survive because they are not marketed right. I want to do it right, boost income (short term for now) to hire help and scale channels and platforms . So, assuming you have engaging content, with good value proposition and communicates brand well, what would you do with 32 ebooks to start with income right away, any ideas? however general they may be?**
- Should i put them up on app's landing page and charge 0.99 for each?
- Should i take out bits and pieces and go at social media campaign promoting app and library of ebooks?
- Should i make all ebooks free for all?*
- Should i bundle with app purchase? or reward for app reviews?
- Am i better of changing content to a blog, or newsletter, or magazine? Issue bi weekly?*
I would appreciate any advice!
Cheers, Laurence.
Writer/Editor/Proofreader.
Lightin' fuses is for blowin' stuff togethah.
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