Ebook sales page generator
SubscribersA complete sales page, ready to put online for your ebook.
A great sales page announces a book that has to exist. Makebook writes it in full, in your voice.
Write my bookThe guide
A sales page doesn't sell a book: it sells a change. Start with the problem the reader feels, in their own words. Then show what the book lets them achieve, concretely. The reader should think "that's exactly what I'm going through" before reading the rest.
List what's in the book as benefits rather than a table of contents: "you'll know how to prepare a meal in 20 minutes" beats "chapter 3: quick recipes". Add an FAQ that answers real hesitations: "Is it for beginners?", "How long does it take?"
Avoid magic promises and invented testimonials. An honest, precise, warm page converts better than a loud one, and it stays true to what the book really delivers.
Frequently asked questions
What is the structure of a good ebook sales page?
A headline that promises a result, the reader's problem, the book's promise, what's inside, who it's for, bonuses, an FAQ and a buy button.
Does a sales page need to be long?
It should be as long as needed to answer the reader's objections, but no longer. A hesitating reader mostly wants to know if the book is for them.
Should I put the price on the page?
Yes, without putting it ahead of the promise. The reader should understand what they gain before they look at the price.