There are two approaches to creating your product.
a. Your Insight
The very reason I asked you to pen down a list of areas you have some measure of knowledge is because you will be making intellectual input. Isn’t it? You will be sharing your working knowledge. However, Google is readily available to help you spice up your work with new insights. Get interesting headings and sub-heading that will be the structure of your work. Obtain images and screenshots that will give visual appeal to your potential reader, as they do better justice to the work.
b. Paid Insight
Well, nothing says you cannot play a fast one. I personally write 95% of my e-products from head-knowledge and experience, including this current e-book. But I have a mantra which is
‘I cannot buy what I can’t sell‘.
So if I do research for a new e-product, I simply compare and contrast the product from a couple of other creators. I buy the best then I modify it with better insight and resell as my product. There is no copyright infringement here, because you totally changed the product with your new insight.
What About Creating the Finished Product?
The key is creating something that is appealing both in content and look. Using the usual Microsoft Word could be okay, but I advise the use of Canva; it helps you create a professional and highly appealing pdf product. Plus Canva is free to use.
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Create your book cover in Canva as a png or jpg file. You may then access Adazing to have your cover made into an appealing mockup that you can use for social media promotions and all. Best part is there are free templates to choose from.
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Having utilized this route, your product is set. Voila!