Still Writing

If you've read any of my other blog posts, you know that I've

written some reports and books. I am going to self-publish

them on Kindle, and on a website that I will be working on.

One thing, that I have been wanting to tell you for a long

time, is that I've found a great way for authors to sell their

books. I orginally listened to a few free teleseminars, but

the courses were too expensive. I don't have thousands

of dollars to spend to learn how to sell books. Luckily, a

couple months ago, I found a book on the subject that

someone else wrote and it was affordable, so I bought it.

It's about selling books in non traditional ways, when I am

done I will do a review on it, and add in a case study. I believe

the only thing a writer should do is write. We are not door to

door salesman, and we shouldn't depend on book signings

to flood our bank account. It's alright for publicity, to get out

there, but just as a new band has to tour and record, after

everyone from the manager on down to the company who

designs the CDs gets paid, the band makes the least from

all their hard work. I don't want that to be for writers. Royalties

are only good if you have thousands of people buying your

books.

If publishers are going to make you do promotion, then the

best way is to do it correctly, so you'll get more cash for

your time. Writing is supposed to be fun, not a job! So, this

year, as I am eliminating a lot of old, and useless information,

I am working on the best way to sell-books or any other product.

It's proven, moderately easy, saves you time, and brings you

more sales.

If I keep focused and ignore my neverending distractions...my

casestudy should be completed in a couple of months.