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Sep 18 2012in Features, Opinion by James MoushonTags: Amazon, Book Reviews, buying reviews, Call Off the Dogs, ebook authors corner, goodreads, hbs author’s spotlight, Joanna Penn, Joel Friedlander, kindleboards, LibraryThing, mark coker, mobileread, nookboards, paid reviews, smashwords, SPR
With the huge controversy brewing in the Book Publishing Industry over book reviews and how they’re obtained and used, I thought I would jump in on this. We have exposed a problem in the trust of one of the decision points buyers have. Is the ebook as good as the review says it is? How [...]
Tags: Amazon, Book Reviews, buying reviews, Call Off the Dogs, ebook authors corner, goodreads, hbs author’s spotlight, Joanna Penn, Joel Friedlander, kindleboards, LibraryThing, mark coker, mobileread, nookboards, paid reviews, smashwords, SPR
Sep 9 2012in Features, Resources by James MoushonTags: book design, Book Reviews, Call Off the Dogs, e-books, E-Publishing, ebook, ebooks, indie author, Indie publishing, marketing, self-publishing
One of the most important things you can do in this ebook world is to provide your reader with your current contact information. I monitor over 50 authors and ebook experts blogs on a regular basis and finding their contact links is quite a challenge. Surprisingly, I find the same problem in the current ebooks [...]
Tags: book design, Book Reviews, Call Off the Dogs, e-books, E-Publishing, ebook, ebooks, indie author, Indie publishing, marketing, self-publishing
Feb 28 2012in Features, Opinion by James MoushonTags: Amazon, authors, Barnes and Noble, book marketing, Book Reviews, Branding, Call Off the Dogs, distribution, e-books, E-Publishing, Kindle, marketing, self-publishing
Does Amazon have a winning hand or do they need to draw more cards to stay ahead in the game? Amazon is the dominate player in the ebook industry, hands down. In fact, they are so strong that they can sell some products at a loss and still win the hand. They can do this [...]
Tags: Amazon, authors, Barnes and Noble, book marketing, Book Reviews, Branding, Call Off the Dogs, distribution, e-books, E-Publishing, Kindle, marketing, self-publishing
Feb 9 2012in Book Reviews, Features by tbmarkinsonTags: Book Reviews, Investing
Basic Options Trading: Options Strategies For Beginners by Rocco Pendola is not a get rich quick read. If you are looking for a book to offer you outrageous guarantees about fast cash and then retiring along the Mediterranean this is not the book for you. However, if you are looking for a sensible, down-to-earth guide [...]
Tags: Book Reviews, Investing
Jul 7 2011in Features, Opinion by David N. AldermanTags: attitude, Author Behavior, author platform, Book Reviews, David N. Alderman, marketing, Reputation, self-publishing, social networking
Now that self-publishing has taken off like the California Gold Rush, the internet – and bookstores – are booming with self-made creations of literary wonder. Because of this, it’s tougher for the readers out there to sift through the mess to find the gems that they will eventually fall in love with. What is a [...]
Tags: attitude, Author Behavior, author platform, Book Reviews, David N. Alderman, marketing, Reputation, self-publishing, social networking
Apr 15 2011in Resources by Neil CrabtreeTags: Amanda Hocking, Angelina, Book Reviews, Brad Pitt, Do-it-yourself, e!, People
Do-it-yourself review site on Facebook
Tags: Amanda Hocking, Angelina, Book Reviews, Brad Pitt, Do-it-yourself, e!, People
Apr 15 2011in Features, Resources by Derek MurphyTags: book marketing, book promotion, Book Reviews, fiverr.com
Two nights ago I became addicted to the website www.fiverr.com. If you haven’t heard of fiverr, it’s a website that allows people to offer to do a variety of things for five bucks. There are hundreds of different kinds of things people are willing to do – and at $5 per job, many of them [...]
Tags: book marketing, book promotion, Book Reviews, fiverr.com
Apr 3 2011in Features, Lead Story, Opinion, Resources by Derek MurphyTags: book marketing, book promotion, book reviewers, Book Reviews, indie author, indie reviews, kindle reviews, self-publishing
To have a chance at selling your book on amazon or online, you need reviews. Lots of them. And if you’re like me, you hate pushing all your friends and family to review your work (is it really fair to ask them?) and leave comments. So most authors do this: 1) Search online for book [...]
Tags: book marketing, book promotion, book reviewers, Book Reviews, indie author, indie reviews, kindle reviews, self-publishing
Mar 9 2011in Book Reviews, Opinion by Todd KeislingTags: Book Reviews, reviews, Self-Help, spiritual
I feel I must preface this review by offering full disclosure: Until now, I have never reviewed a work of non-fiction, nor a work which falls into the Spiritual or Self-Help genres. Naturally, what follows in this review is entirely my opinion, and I’ll do my best to cover what I think are its high [...]
Tags: Book Reviews, reviews, Self-Help, spiritual
Mar 2 2011in Resources by David N. AldermanTags: Book Reviews, indie authors, indie readers, self-publishing
One of the reasons I set up this blog was to post about my journey through self-publishing. As adventurous as its been, it’s always good to come across those who want nothing more than to help indie authors get on their feet and propel their works of fiction/non-fiction to new heights. Today I’d like to [...]
Tags: Book Reviews, indie authors, indie readers, self-publishing