E-mail has become so prevalent in our society today that it is tempting to use it for all occasions, but it is not always the wisest choice for communication. Here are some guidelines for minding your “E’s and “Q’s” on the internet:

The Internet is by far the most powerful sales tool you have. If you do not have a website to advertise your book to the world 24 hours a day 7 days a week you are losing hundreds if not thousands of possible leads each month. Find out what the 5 latest trends to market your book with a website are.

Perhaps one of the biggest misconceptions in SEO is that ranking at Google and Yahoo is all that counts in search engine optimization.

Sending an e-mail query to agents and publishers is an increasingly effective way to sell your book. It is also a way to directly market your book to even the biggest publishers – even if it’s your first book.

Theodore Roosevelt once said, “Do what you can with what you have right where you are.” There is no better way to implement your resources than with your own website.

A website is a great way to increase your audience for your book and to generate sales. However, there are five major mistakes that e-Moxie has seen self-publishers make when deciding to have a website developed.

A decade ago it was a revolutionary and untested way to sell books. Who knew that on it’s 10th anniversary, affiliate marketing would emerge as the most inexpensive way to mass distribute books. Find out how affiliate marketers have refined the Amazon.com book selling model to sell books directly to their target audience. [...]