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The kind people at SubmitYourArticles.com always have great information about how to write, edit, submit and use articles for marketing.

I like this one a LOT. Read it HERE.

I have decided that since the end of the year is so close, I’m going to open 2 more Book-Mentoring slots so you can have your book written, published and ready for the Holidays.

Yes, it really is possible to have one done in that short a time-frame. You could have several, actually, if they are the right kind of books!

If you have a book in you…
•  And have been planning, taking notes on and saving lots of materials for your book….
•   If you want to finish it and publish it fast….
•   If you’d like to add 2 outstanding, extremely lucrative, effective marketing methods to your tool box (NOT an Amazon launch),
…just Read the rest of this entry »

ARTICLE RATING: 10/10

Will your book stay inside of you and never reach its potential?
This is an article written by my friend, Kathleen Gage, and you can read it here as well. She’s a well-known online marketer and helps authors do Amazon book campaigns.

Over the weekend I was in San Diego for the 21st Century Book Marketing Conference. My colleagues and friends, Christine Kloser and Lynne Klippel and I were exhibitors.  We knew this would be a great experience and create amazing opportunities, but the event far exceeded our expectations.

The 21st Century Book Marketing Conference was the vision of Arielle Ford and Mike Koenigs. Their goal was to provide a great learning and networking opportunity for all who attended. They definitely achieved this goal.

Not only was the event held at a wonderful facility, the lineup of speakers was beyond compare. Over and over the speakers, which included Jack Canfield, Dan Poynter , Marci Shimoff, Debbie Ford, John Kremer, Peggy McColl, Rick Frishman, Mari Smith and more, gave insights into the absolute necessity of using social marketing to promote virtually anything…especially  books.

Things have changed
The terrain for book publishing and book marketing has drastically changed in the last few years. Options we have today were not available in the past. Amazingly, the things we absolutely must do to not only survive, but thrive, are often ignored by struggling authors.

According to one expert the average yearly income for authors is only $14,000. Holy cow! I was shocked.

It made me wonder why authors wouldn’t do everything possible to learn the art and science of marketing. Sadly, many authors are either doing as little as possible to market their books because they just don’t find it as interesting as writing or they are still using outdated methods to reach readers and sell books.

You have to have control
Repeatedly, 21st Century Book Marketing Conference speakers emphasized how important it is to have Read the rest of this entry »

ARTICLE RATING 10/10
Written by ProBlogger.net Blogging Expert, by Darren Rowse. You can read the original post here.

Have you ever had a moment in your life where everything changed?

You might not have known it at the time–but the moment was defining, it changed the course of some area of your life in a way that turned things upside down.

I had one of those course changing moments early in my blogging. It was a moment that resulted in my blogging moving from being a hobby that generated a nice bit of secondary income into a full time business.

It was a moment that at the time didn’t feel life changing – but it was.

The funny thing about this moment is that Read the rest of this entry »

ARTICLE RATING: 10/10

By Article Marketing expert, Steve Shaw, of SubmitYourArticle.com

Do you need to market your website and aren’t sure how? Article Marketing is simple to do and effective. The results are long lasting if you do things correctly. This article explains what Article Marketing is, why people use it, the perks, the challenges, and how to get started.

With Article Marketing, you write articles on the topic of your niche and submit them to online publishers such as article directories, ezine editors, and article announcement lists. Along with each article you include a resource box, which is basically a short author bio that includes a link back to your website.

This resource box is the key to everything–this is the one spot where you can talk about yourself and your website and provide a link to your website. Every time your article is re-published, your article gains Read the rest of this entry »