So you're planning to start an e-Book publishing company, and you want to grow it as quickly as possible.
To that end, you're curious about how many e-Books you can realistically publish in a single week.
This is incredibly challenging to answer accurately because there are a lot of variables involved.
For example, are you primarily working by yourself, or do you have some help? Do you have any money to spend hiring outside writers, or will you be doing all the writing yourself? Are you planning on purchasing manuscripts from other authors or coming up with the content of your manuscripts yourself? Let's assume it's just you, your computer, and the brain inside your head.
No outside help.
Realistically speaking, and assuming you only have 1 or 2 hours per day available to you, then I think you could create at least one well put together e-Book in a week.
Speaking from personal experience, the most I ever did while holding down a full time job was to create two separate e-Books.
It wasn't easy, and I don't think a lot of other people would have been able to do it.
Here's the bottom line.
You want to create an e-Book creation schedule for yourself that's both aggressive but also realistic.
The biggest mistake you can make is to establish expectations that are so high that you never even come close to reaching them.
That will only serve to discourage you.
I'd also highly recommend that you follow a proven "game plan" for launching an e-Book publishing business.
Think about it this way.
There are a lot of ways to reach the top of a mountain, but wouldn't it make sense to have a map that has been created by people who have reached the top of the mountain and who know all the dangers and pitfalls that lurk along the way? Of course.