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If you want to sell more books via the Internet, social networks is only a small part of the answer. The full answer includes four key ways to market via the Internet. To find out more about these way, check out http://www.tenmillioneyeballs.com.

John Kremer's Ten Million Eyeballs Event: COLORADO

August 9 to 10, 2008, 9 to 5 each day, in Boulder, Colorado

Event details at http://www.tenmillioneyeballs.com.

Millenium Harvest House Boulder, 1345 28th Street, Boulder, Colorado 80302; 303-443-3850; 800-545-6285. The Denver International Airport is about 45 minutes away via shuttle (Super Shuttle: 303-227-0000 with hourly departures from DIA to Boulder from 7:10am to 11.10pm.) or car rental. Mountain scenic drives are minutes away.

To sign up, click here: John Kremer's Colorado Event

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Comment by John Kremer on July 2, 2008 at 10:07pm: I talk about all 8 options for publishing your book at http://www.bookmarket.com/8options.htm.

Comment by albertasequeira on July 2, 2008 at 5:05pm: I wish I was closer to go to this event. I hope you come sometime to the Massachusetts area.
I do have a question for you and I'm not sure if you would have the answer for me.
What is your outlook on authors going with self-publishing, print-on-demand or a traditional publisher. I went with a print-on-demand for my second and bookstores frown on allowing me a book signing when they see my publisher. My second book is ready to be shown to publishers or agents and I've heard that authors have the same problem with self-published books. How do authors know which of the three methods of publishing to go with will help with a welcome in bookstores?
Thanks