Crazy Friday!
Forgive me if this comes across as a little too harsh, but it is Friday and I've had to put up with a lot of crap this week!
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You would think that e-books were just invented by the hype arising from the Kindle, Sony eBook Reader and now iPad and even the iPhone as Apple offers a growing number of ebooks through their iTunes directory.
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We just finished up a 1.5 hour interview and tutorial on writing book titles that sell which is now uploaded to Information Markter'sZone when an article appeared in the New York Times titled "Titlenomics, Or Creating Best Sellers".
Read more on How To Create Book Titles That Sell Like Crazy…
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You think it's tough marketing your own ebook, book or info product – imagine doing a series of book signings, traveling the airports at 7-months pregnant?
That's just what Heather Armstrong, author of "It Sucked and Then I Cried: How I Had A Baby, a Breakdown, and a Much Needed Margarita" is going through – and just yesterday she appeared on Oprah (albeit by Skype rather than in person) as part of her show on new Moms.
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When it comes to putting together your experiences, ideas and research into your own book writing project, it always helps to hear the experiences of those that have been-there, done-that!
Having gone through the process many times myself, there are certain things you learn about book writing that makes the process much less intimidating, massively quicker and much less painful – but then that's the value of experience right?
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There are many ways to uncover potentially high-demand, high-profit, money making, niche markets where you could create infoproducts like ebooks, reports, newsletters, audios, videos or membership sites to sell online.
For example, you could decide to create books or ebooks to sell online setting you up with your very own internet business that pays you each time someone visits your website and decides to buy your info product.
Read more on Create InfoProducts – 10 Money Making Niche Markets…
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For regular readers on this blog and members of our InfoProduct Developer's Resource Site, you'll know what I mean when I say that every great "How To" or informational non-fiction book focuses on helping the reader to realize a desired outcome.
Read more on Writing "how-to" books that sell like wildfire!…
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Frequent readers of our blog will know that I sometimes like to randomly select information products (books, ebooks, reports, manuals, training programs and the like) that have recently been released to help learn about book writing and marketing.
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When it comes to thinking up unique book ideas and book topics, sometimes we just try too hard. We may have a general audience in mind, a niche market defined and even know roughly what it is we want to write about, but it seems challenging sometimes to come up with the actual book writing idea or concept doesn't it?
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Book writers have it made don't they? They can work from home or pretty much any place they wish, they can work the hours that best fit their quirky creative energy, they get to see their name on the front of their book or ebook and they get the fame and fortune that goes along with being a top-earning author.
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