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As a writer, the possibility of earning money from my skill seemed like a far off  dream. However, through perseverance and a bit of trial and error, I figured out how to make my first $100 by writing books online.

The journey began with tracking down my niche. I explored various genres and settled on something I was good out. This not only made the writing process, easy and  enjoyable but also resonated with expected readers.

Next, I tried out self-publishing. Platforms like Amazon Kindle allowed me to reach a global audience without the need for a traditional publishing house. It was liberating to have control over my work and its distribution.

Designing a compelling book cover was necessary for grabbing attention in the crowded online marketplace. I invested time in designing a visually appealing cover that matches the essence of my book. After all, a good first impression goes a long way.

Marketing played a pivotal role in driving sales continuously. Utilizing social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest and Instagram, I engaged with potential readers, shared samples of my work, and created a publicity around my books. Building a community around my writing proved instrumental in generating buzz.

I also experimented with pricing strategies. Initially, I offered my books at a discounted rate to bring early sales and garner reviews. As positive reviews rolled in, it boosted the credibility of my work and attracted more readers.

Engaging with my audience was my thing. Responding to reader reviews, participating in online forums, and even hosting virtual book events helped me connect with my readers on a personal level. This constructed a devoted fan base as well as given important input to progress.    .

To get more income streams, I researched other platforms like Patreon. Offering exclusive content and perks to subscribers not only generated extra income but also encouraged sense of community among my most dedicated readers.

Consistency was key to sustaining my success. I paid attention to reader feedback, I improved my writing skills, and stayed tuned on industry trends. Adapting to the evolving landscape of online publishing ensured that my work remained relevant.

Lastly, making my first $100 writing books online was a combination of determination, strategic planning, and adaptability. It's a journey that taught me the importance of discovery my niche, constant marketing, and fostering a connection with my readers. As I continue to write and explore new areas, the lessons learned during this journey remain priceless.