Some Print on Demand (POD) publishers are privately screaming “Monopoly!” while others are seething with rage over startling phone conversations they’re having with Amazon/BookSurge representatives. Why isn’t anybody talking about it openly? Because they’re afraid – very, very afraid…
Hi, Angela!
I just wanted to update you on (my situation). I took your advice and wrote to the CEO of (the publishing company), included my paperwork, and happily, it worked. It took about three weeks for them to “respond” by completing the bank transfer–no one apologized or even acknowledged receipt of my letter–but they finally deposited my payment on March 10th. Thank you so much for all your help and advice, and especially for that last bit of encouragement not to back down. Take care, and happy Easter!
–E.
One of my favorite and most profitable writing ventures has been producing short weekly newspaper columns for business owners and professionals…
I would like to write an ecookbook. What kind of cookbook is good to write or has this been done to death?
Tony
If you’ve ever assumed you can’t write for trade or technical magazines
because you know nothing about the industry, maybe my story will change
your mind…
Speaking of leaving the nest, we’re leaving in three weeks, heading south in the RV, and taking the business with us. Whoo hoo! The snow has slowed down dramatically and it looks like we’ll be able to get the RV to the shop for the pre-trip inspection.
This week, we’re going to list our ebook for sale at some ebookstores and also take advantage of a few free ebook directories…
This week:
Does “one hour of writing time can increase your weekly income by at least $150” sound like a lyric from The Impossible Dream? Well, it isn’t – not if you write fillers. Writing fillers is an excellent way for beginners to break into print, or for established writers to boost their income.
Angela, your continually excellent and CLEAR, step-by-step Online Marketing articles are fantastic.
I was attempting to follow the instructions in today’s article, Subtly Promoting Your Book on Major News Sites, when I discovered something disappointing. I just had my website re-designed in regular format instead of flash. And, yes, I’m getting more traffic. BUT, when I type in the categories (such as Shanghai Jews on USA today, or even historical novels on Amazon), my book never comes up. Do you or Richard have any advice for me? Should I add some phrases to my website? Do you think I could learn to change my website myself instead of having to get in touch with (and pay) my designer?
