Hi,
I was on my way to pick a great house for
you when I stumbled into a castle...
I was going to recommend an e-book I thought you'd be particularly benefit from
and I got to reading an even better one, by Kim Stacey, in which she lays out
an excellent plan by which you can move sensibly from the old article/bound
book publishing structure (in which I and thousands more have dwelt for many
lucrative years) into the new web marketing format that uses the same core
skills but helps you earn a lot more money. The cincher was the price (in an
area where three-digit book prices lurk), just $29...
It's called "Internet Marketing for Writers: A
Writer's Guide to Writing and Selling Simple Information Online."
I'll let Kim explain what it contains.
Why do I recommend it? Moving up financially from the old
writing/publishing format is a confusing transition with many new levers to
pull, and almost all that I've read has been too complex, too needlessly scary,
and often far too expensive for niche publishers and empire builders who are
still (properly) pursuing traditional writing and selling means—but have to
move on.
In a minute I suggest you read this link
and get Kim's book.
Then hurry
back and also buy the best $19 deal around. It's called "Writing E-Books for Fun and Profit,"
by Conrad Hall, and it's the key how-to tool to making the above transition
happen quickly and profitably. Every question answered, easily and honestly.
Why write one book and sell it poorly through bookstores when you can write
five (the same combined length as book #1) and charge more per book than #1
while selling only to folks who have come to you to buy?
Again, the best explanation
of the e-book-related contents are found here.
Buy them both. Together, they can change your
publishing life. They are the emperor's clothes!
(A parting laugh. You can imagine my amazement when I was reading
Kim's book and I ran across my own name as an expert, with an exercise that I
use in my seminars! Seems she not only was a pleased attendee, she actually
remembered something I said! That's like somebody unknowingly stuffing a bucket
of kisses into your pocket! That's not why I recommend the book, but it does
speak strongly of her good taste and inadvertent kindness!)
See you at the next newsletter,
about July 1.
Communication Unlimited
P.O. Box 845
Novato, CA 94948