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Shelley Lieber
Publishing Maven, Author of 4Ps to Publishing Success, Founder of VIPAuthors.com. Tip: It's Shelley with an e.
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slipdown
Many writers are, but I think it's a matter of not strategizing effectively rather than a bad system.
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Don't give your work to any publisher for free. Do it yourself & direct readers to your blog or site. Build community (customers).
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If you are bringing the attention of thousands of people to your work, don't you think you might figure out how to make money?
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Favorite e-book price: free.
http://shar.es/a9540
Authors, Your mission: Make it work FOR you. Free is a strategy.
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Read this if you want a good, quick review of the status of the publishing industry and a preview of what's ahead.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...
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Have you heard the good news?
http://www.aweber.com/b/21lVU
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I hope you're enjoying your holiday!
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Only one more day
http://www.aweber.com/b/1ZC6U
December 24
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wildbirdlady
There may not be a lot of choice about it now, but it's good know what's going on on the other end of your device!
December 23
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yasboogie
Thanks for RT!
December 23
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What your ereader tells Google, Amazon, B&N & Sony about you:
http://www.boingboing.net/2009...
December 23
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115 Predictions for publishing in 2010. Interesting!
http://www.foliomag.com/2009...
December 23
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Random House & Mobile Roadie create iPhone app to connect authors to readers. You can do it, too, for a fee.
http://mashable.com/2009...
December 23
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Hackers break Amazon's Kindle DRM, converting to Mobi format. Called "Unswindle," lets you read ebooks on any device
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009...
December 23
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Sunny and 40° in the sun. Drip, drip goes the snow off my terrace and car. I am so ready to get out again! Lots more shopping still to do!
December 21
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12" of snow on Fri was pretty. Cocooning on Sat. was enjoyable. Still stuck in on Sun. is getting old. The sun will come out tomorrow. Yay!
December 20
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Yes! I'm looking forward to
#ssns
. Will there w/ my hubbie. Look forward to meeting you in person! :-D
December 18
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A holiday bonus for writers from VIP Authors:
http://vipauthors.com/2009...
December 18
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Get your Bonus Gifts by December 25
http://www.aweber.com/b/1_f5k
December 16
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Free publishing tele-class now(2pm-3pm ET)! (641) 715-3300, Access Code 171279#
December 15
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Reminder: Publishing Tele-class Today
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December 15
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36 Twitter Tips for Publishers (and authors)
http://www.bookbusinessmag.com/article...
December 15
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Thank you
#ibpa
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markcoker
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December 14
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p2p_editor
I'm all for increasing ease of distribution. I think many people will buy the hard copies of the ebooks they read.
December 14
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chriswebb
Makes total sense!
December 14
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#IBPA
What's about the nook's "lending" policy where customers can "loan" a title for a specific time period. Is that a form of DRM?
December 14
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Publishers never tried to control how we loaned our print books-yet ebook loaning is more likely to prompt new sales.
December 14
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#ibpa
Thank you to all who responded to my question. Learning so much here today!
December 14
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Thanks. I gathered that by Mark's explanation. I didn't realize the book left your nook while it was on loan! Interesting.
December 14
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Random House's recent claim to backlist e-rights is a hot topic: They are claiming rights for something that didn't exist at the time.
December 14
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