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Food and Health Authors: Tips on Building Your Blog
Sarah Britton of My New Roots (http://www.mynewroots.org), a blog about recipes, whole foods, and holistic nutrition, was once asked this question: What are some tips you would give to other food and health bloggers? Here are three of her blogging tips: 1. Don’t give up. You will undoubtedly come to a point where you think: […]
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Joel Comm: On Success
There is no end to goodness. There is not a finite amount of success. There is more than enough to go around. — Joel Comm, Internet marketer There is no end to goodness. There is not a finite amount of success. There is more than enough to go around. — Joel Comm, Internet marketer Click To Tweet […]
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Book Marketing Gems: How to Market a Self-Published Novel
Guest post by Kenneth Eade Now that you’ve successfully self-published your book, you can sit back, relax and enjoy the income stream, right? Wrong. Self-publishing, like any other business, works on the 80-20 principle. You’re going to spend a good deal of time marketing your book. Why? Because nobody else is going to do it. This […]
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Book Marketing Q&A: What Is the Best Way to Sell Children’s Books?
Question: What’s the best way to sell children’s books? John Kremer’s Answer: You have three choices in marketing children’s books: market to the children, market to their parents, or market to their grandparents. All three are audiences for children’s books. Personally, I think it’s best to target the children through schools and libraries. Of course, that […]
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