Archive for February, 2004

Sheri' McConnell

How To Organize for Tax Time

Wednesday, February 11th, 2004

The words “simple” and “tax time” have probably never been uttered in the same sentence. Well, not until now at least. :) The key to a stress free tax season is being organized all year-round. Trying to organize a week before or, God forbid, the night before April 15th is setting yourself up for failure.

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Unleash the Potential of Booklets to Sell More Books and Enhance Your Cash Flow

Wednesday, February 11th, 2004

At long last your book is done. The cover and the contents look as terrific as you hoped they would. Your marketing plan is ready to fully launch. You’re primed to make tons of money from your book, yet there’s a little voice saying ‘But wait, there’s more.’ What could that be?

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Jan Nathan

A 10-Step Program for Becoming a Publisher

Wednesday, February 11th, 2004

Publishing is more confusing today than it was 15 years ago for many people entering our community. In part, this is because of all the technological changes that make entry into the world of publishing seem easier and easier.

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Errol Smith

Just Do This and You’ll Create A Powerful Book Selling Machine.

Wednesday, February 11th, 2004

Mike has been sells 300-400 books a month online and today he sharing his one simple rule for maximizing book sales on your site.

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Brian Jud

The Hallmark of Selling Through Gift Stores

Wednesday, February 11th, 2004

Today’s gift market is experiencing dynamic growth as consumers buy more gifts and home decorating products. These products are gaining more exposure to consumers through a wide-range of shopping venues including the national retail chains, such as …

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Fern Reiss

Five Secrets 1st Time Authors Need to Know

Wednesday, February 11th, 2004

Writing the book was the easy part; now comes the challenge. But understand these five secrets unknown by many professional writers, and you’ll find your path to publication much smoother–and much more profitable!

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Ron Pramschufer

If Vanity (Subsidy) publishers like 1st Books are so bad, why doesn’t Writers Digest , write any negative articles about them?

Wednesday, February 11th, 2004

I believe that the idiom, “Never bite off the hand that feeds you” is the appropriate answer to this question.

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