We already have an Elementor template, Sibisa, designed specifically to sell e-books. If the design doesn't suit you, we have curated some alternatives that you can also use to sell your e-books.
Using Elementor to sell e-books itself is a great idea for two main reasons. First, it has native payment widgets which you can use to accept payments.
Second, you can build an audience by collecting the email address of your readers using the native Form widget, which you can connect with MailerLite or Kit.
Here is the list of Elementor templates that you can use to sell your e-books.
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What You Need to Look Before Purchasing an Elementor Template to Sell E-Books
When you are looking for an Elementor template to sell your e-book, the very first thing you need to notice is the design of the template. You need to make sure that the template is designed for this specific purpose.
Usually, a template that is designed to sell something has at least one CTA button. As mentioned above, Elementor has built-in widgets that you can use to accept payments. Those widgets are:
- PayPal Button
- Stripe Button
The PayPal Button widget allows you to accept payments via PayPal while the Stripe Button allows you to accept payments via credit cards and debit cards.
If you find a template that has one of these widgets, it would be a great idea to use it.
If you prefer to use a third-party e-commerce platform like Gumroad or Lemon Squeeze, you need to make sure that the template you want to use has a CTA button or two so that you can place your checkout link on them.
It's also worth considering a template that has an email opt-in form so that if you want to collect the email address of your readers, you don't need to design the form yourself.
List of Elementor Templates to Sell E-Books
1. Sibisa
Sibisa is an Elementor template from our team that is designed specifically for professional writers to promote and sell their books. It is a perfect solution if you want to create a landing page with Elementor to sell and promote your e-books or physical books.
The template doesn't have either the PayPal Button or Stripe Button widget, but it does have the CTA buttons which you can use to place the checkout links of the e-book you want to sell.
You can use Sibisa to create a new landing page on your existing website or a brand-new website with a one-page concept. Sibisa comes with both a header and footer section. The header section has a one-page navigation and a useful CTA button.
Sibisa is designed for conversion by adding elements testimonials and number of sales on the hero section. It has a section dedicated to placing buttons which you can connect to your podcast channels if you have ones.
Some lightweight animations are added to some areas to sweeten the look of the template.
Key Features of Sibisa:
- One-page navigation
- Rotating text
- Testimonial slider
- Expand image on scroll down and shrink on scroll up
- FAQ section
- Email opt-in form
2. Myrra
Myrra is an Elementor template kit. This means, you will get multiple templates instead of one when you buy it. A template kit is a set of Elementor templates designed with the same design system designed to create a complete website.
Myrra tends to be suited to create a portfolio website instead of a landing page like Sibisa. You can use it to showcase the books you have written.
Even so, Myrra comes with a book detail template template which is quite useful to promote a specific book. The book detail template also has a CTA button which you can use to place the checkout link of your book.
Unlike Sibisa which is created using Elementor native widgets only, third-party widgets are involved in Myrra. This means, you need to install a third-party Elementor add-on to import the template.
Key Features of Myrra:
- Off-canvas menu
- Contact form
- Email opt-in form
- CTA button
- Event schedule section
3. ArcherBooks
ArcherBooks is the same as Myrra where it tends to be ideal to be used to create a portfolio website of a writer instead of a dedicated landing page like Sibisa.
But you can still use it to promote your e-books. It has a dedicated page template which you can use to showcase your books. Unfortunately, it has no dedicated template for individual books like Myrra.
The good thing about ArcherBooks is that it is created with native Elementor widgets only so that you don't need to install a third-party add-on. However, Elementor Pro is required.
If you plan to write blog posts on a regular basis on your website to get organic traffic from search engines, ArcherBooks comes with a useful single post template which you can customize according to your preference.
Key Features of ArcherBooks:
- Contact form
- Email opt-in form
- CTA button
- Event schedule section
4. Litza
Litza is a great option if you are looking for an Elementor template that doesn't require the pro version to import. However, you need to install a third-party add-on to import it. Not just just one, you need to install two add-ons.
The first add-on is required for the header and the footer and the other one is required for the forms.
Litza itself is a template kit so that you will get multiple templates to create a complete portfolio website.
This template has a great homepage design that represents the use of the template. You will find a useful CTA button, a section to showcase your e-books, a social proof section and so on.
Litza has a dedicated page template to showcase your e-books which is similar to a shop page. It also has a dedicated template for the individual books, which contains elements like CTA buttons, book details, and testimonials.
The CTA buttons on this template are designed to place the link from Amazon and Audiobooks.com, which is great if you use those platforms to distribute your e-books.
Key Features of Litza:
- Contact form
- Email opt-in form
- CTA buttons
- Event schedule section
Summary
Creating a landing page or website to promote your e-book is easy with Elementor thanks to its visual editor. It's even easier if you start from a template instead of from scratch.
Depending on how you will promote your e-books on your website. If you prefer to create a landing page or a one-page website, then Sibisa is a perfect template you can use. If you prefer to create a portfolio website consisting of several pages, then Myrra, Litza and ArcherBooks are great options to go to.
Make sure to read the text of each template carefully because some of them require extra add-ons before you can import them.