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Comment by Gene Cartwright on June 29, 2009 at 2:36am

iFOGO Village Now Completely Viewable. Membership Required to Add Content.

Comment by Gene Cartwright on June 27, 2009 at 3:00am

Authors must use every legitimate tool available to promote their book(s). iFOGO.com keeps providing more.

For example:

Comment by Gene Cartwright on June 27, 2009 at 2:56am

Hello everyone,

iFOGO Village can now be viewed completely by visitors. Membership is no longer required to view content beyond the main page. Of course, membership is required to place content.

Spread the word!

Gene

Comment by Marilyn Z.Tomlins on June 26, 2009 at 11:59pm

Hi Milton;
May you soon finish the Meji Book Two. And good luck with it.
Marilyn

Comment by Milton Davis on June 26, 2009 at 8:54pm

I haven't been here for a minute but I plan to do better. Meji Book Two is almost done and I have plenty new projects coming. I'm picking up my local marketing; that's where I really sell books. The internet has fallen far below my expectations. I'm printing with Lightning Source to take advantage of their distribution plan. I'll work my local bookstores directly to set up signings once I know my books are available. Check out my photos for my new book cover and a few illustrations based on current and upcoming projects.

Comment by Gene Cartwright on June 22, 2009 at 2:18pm

Anyone interested in live-streaming your next book signing, worldwide, to anyone with a computer? See iFOGOtv.com.
As authors and publishers, we are determined to explore every legitimate opportunity to reach eager buyers. I know this is our shared goal, and it is the stated mission of iFOGO.com.

Comment by Gladys Hobson on June 20, 2009 at 2:23am

Welcome Gene. It is always good to be part of something especially when we all want the same thing - to be successful.
John Kremer's idea of a group of authors reviewing each other's work is a good one. On my wordpress site (gladyshobson.wordpress.com) I have briefly reviewed books we have read at home. John Silkstone's book about his army days is very good. Geoff Nelder is a top writer, Slim Palmer's books are great too And not forgetting Brian Porter's award-winning Jack the Ripper books. (These are UK authors). Andrew F O'Hara's book of short stories The Swan, Tales of the Sacramento Valley is a great award winner. But I have also reviewed many books by well-known authors - most good, some bad! Alas, my hubby has to read to me these days. So they have to be books we BOTH enjoy. The problem of books here is that they are mostly USA authors which puts up cost enormously. That is a problem for me selling to the USA - but I have mainly solved that by having some of them published by AGPress in the USA. But there are already groups which do this - Goodreads for one.

Comment by Gene Cartwright on June 20, 2009 at 12:11am

Great to part of this group.

Comment by Jo-Anne Vandermeulen on June 19, 2009 at 5:19pm

Just want to pass on some valuable information for authors. These past 2 weeks, I've posted 4 articles that may be of interest to you. Feel FREE to check them out.

My site is: http://gr5mom2.wordpress.com *Conquer All Obstacles*

If you 'd like to view my business called Premium Promotional Services, Please go to: http://www.premiumpromotions.biz where *You Write - We Promote*

The 4 articles are:

1.) Successful Blogging In Just 7 Simple Steps

2.) Twusted Twitter Twools and Twips

3.) Top 3

4.) Marketing Advice Database for Writers

Blessings;


Jo-Anne Vandermeulen
Internet Promotional Manager/ Professional Support Network for Writers
http://www.premiumpromotions.biz/ http://www.gr5mom2.wordpress.com
*You Write – We Promote* *Conquer All Obstacles*

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Comment by Gladys Hobson on June 19, 2009 at 11:58am

Welcome Carolyn and best of luck with your careers. May your writing be recognised and prove to be highly successful

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