Write Legal Online Selling Ebook

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Budget / SalaryHourly project
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
I need a clear, engaging ebook that walks absolute beginners through the legal side of selling digital products—ebooks, templates, printables—so they can launch with confidence and stay copyright-compliant from day one. The content must be 100 % original, easy to follow, and written in plain language that demystifies terms such as “fair use,” “royalty-free,” “commercial license,” and “DMCA.”

Key coverage areas
• Choosing or creating digital products that won’t infringe copyright
• How to verify licenses for graphics, fonts, stock photos, and PLR content
• Crafting product listings and marketing materials that respect others’ IP
• Setting up terms of use, refund policies, and disclaimers
• Handling takedown notices and preventing repeat violations
• Practical checklists, real-world examples, and resource links beginners can act on immediately

Deliverables
1. Detailed table of contents approved before drafting begins
2. 10,000–12,000-word ebook, professionally edited, supplied in both editable DOCX and ready-to-publish PDF formats
3. Two royalty-free cover design concepts (front, back, spine) with source files
4. A one-page summary that can double as a lead-magnet opt-in

Acceptance criteria
• All guidance is accurate for U.S. copyright law (note where laws may differ internationally)
• Grammarly score 95 + with zero plagiarism (will be checked)
• Tone: friendly mentor, not legal jargon; cite reputable sources for any legal references

Timeline: outline within 4 days, full draft in 14, final revision after my feedback no later than day 21.

If you have experience writing legal guides, working with Amazon KDP, Etsy, or other digital marketplaces, and can share relevant samples, that will help me choose quickly.
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