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June 25, 2010 by Nina Amir 3 Comments

The End: This Blogged Book Manuscript is Finished…or Not

This actually brings us to the end of this blogged book. Amazingly, I began blogging in February and I have completed the whole book before the end of June—just five months later. I do have some additional material I plan to add to the physical printed book, but I do not intend to ever place […]

Filed Under: What to Do When You Complete Your Blogged Book Tagged With: additional material, blogged book, book manuscript, finished manuscript

June 23, 2010 by Nina Amir Leave a Comment

Create Related Information Products for Multiple Streams of Income

When you finish blogging your book, consider writing short posts to promote new information products you create related to your book. Information products, such as special reports, videos, recordings (mp3s, CDs or DVDs), e-books, workbooks, teleseminars, webinars, home study courses, or on-line courses can provide great income sources. Your book shouldn’t be your only source […]

Filed Under: Create Information Products Tagged With: e-books, home study courses, information products, multiple streams of income, webinars

June 22, 2010 by Nina Amir 1 Comment

Market Your Blogged Book to an Agent or Publisher

  Okay, so you’re a traditional publishing holdout, and this blogged book exercise managed to get you to write your whole manuscript but didn’t get you discovered. Now it’s time to get that proposal written and approach an agent or a small to mid-sized publisher. In this case, you must do two things: write a […]

Filed Under: Landing an Agent or Traditional Publisher, Query Letter, The Proposal Tagged With: agent, contract, proposal, publisher, Query Letter

June 21, 2010 by Nina Amir 1 Comment

Turning Your Blogged Book Into an E-Book

If you don’t want to go to much expense, you can simply convert your blogged book to an e-book yourself and sell it from your blog site or from a website. This doesn’t make it available on e-readers. It does, however, create an information product from which you can earn money. Creating this type of […]

Filed Under: Create an E-Book Tagged With: blog to e-book, e-book services, e-books, e-readers

June 18, 2010 by Nina Amir 1 Comment

Turning Your Blogged Book Into a POD book

If you want to self-publish your blogged book, you can choose several methods for turning the blog into an actual book. First, however, you must have a manuscript. As I mentioned previously, the easiest way to blog a book and end up with a manuscript entails writing your posts in Microsoft Word and then copying […]

Filed Under: Create a POD Book, What to Do When You Complete Your Blogged Book Tagged With: independent publishing, Print on Demand, publishing, self-publishing

June 14, 2010 by Nina Amir 1 Comment

Content is King…So Get Writing!

In the blogging world, wisdom has it that content is king. That means, they ultimate way to drive people to your blog (or website) involves producing great copy. The more superb and useful content you produce, the more readers and traffic you will see coming to your blog or website. So it’s time to get […]

Filed Under: Increasing Traffic, Publicizing Your Blog Tagged With: blogging, content, traffic, writing

June 12, 2010 by Nina Amir 7 Comments

Increasing Traffic by Commenting on Blogs

Another way to publicize your blogged book or blog involves commenting on other bloggers’ posts. You know how you love it when readers leave comments on your blog posts, now it’s time to do the same. Go out and read other blogs that have related content. These are the blogs you identified as complementary or […]

Filed Under: Increasing Traffic, Links and Linking, Publicizing Your Blog Tagged With: commenting, Google ranking, links, traffic

June 8, 2010 by Nina Amir 2 Comments

Offering Links to Your Blogged Book Posts on Linkedin

Publicizing your blog posts on Linkedin poses a simple task. Once you have an account–a much more detail-oriented task–you simple go to your profile page and under the “edit my profile” tab click on “post an update.” (This is a small option under the box with your name; it’s off to the far right.) Before […]

Filed Under: Publicizing Your Blog Tagged With: Linkedin, publicity, sharing posts, social netoworking

June 4, 2010 by Nina Amir 1 Comment

Sharing Your Blogged Book Posts on Facebook

Facebook is another social network. Many people consider it just a place to keep up with friends and family, but more and more people are finding it an extremely useful place to generate business. With this in mind, the savvy book or blog marketer wants to be sure to post blog posts to Facebook regularly. […]

Filed Under: Publicizing Your Blog Tagged With: Facebook, posting to Facebook, publicity, Social Networking

June 2, 2010 by Nina Amir Leave a Comment

Tweeting Your Blogged Book Posts to Twitter

Twitter is a social network that focuses on 140-character messages that answer the question, “What are you doing?” The service can be accessed not only from a computer but from an instant messenger service, mobile texting and other venues. Sometimes “tweeting,” which is what posting to Twitter is called, is called “microblogging, because it works […]

Filed Under: Publicizing Your Blog Tagged With: posting to Twitter, social media, tweeting, Twitter

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