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A Novelist’s Anguished Cry—Can You Help?

by Joel Friedlander on December 3, 2018 29 Comments

As regular readers know, I often promote marketing and platform-building training tools and resources. I do this partly because I know from experience that understanding how online marketing works will make it possible for more authors to make a living from their writing. This is also part of my own business, since I earn commissions […]

Filed Under: Marketing Tagged With: Jeff Walker, Mark Dawson, Marketing, Nick Stephenson

Have You Pre-Sold Your Book?

by Joel Friedlander on November 5, 2018 8 Comments

It can take years to find, educate, and stimulate readers to buy your books or other products and services

Filed Under: Marketing Tagged With: book marketing, Brian Clark, Jeff Walker

The Sideways Table of Contents, or the Future of the Expert Author, Part 3

by Joel Friedlander on December 13, 2013 10 Comments

The Sideways Table of Contents, or the Future of the Expert Author, Part 3 describes 10 advantages of online training courses

Filed Under: Self-Publishing, Writing Tagged With: indie author, internet marketing, Jeff Walker, nonfiction, self publishing, table of contents, training course

The Sideways Table of Contents, or the Future of the Expert Author, Part 2

by Joel Friedlander on December 11, 2013 4 Comments

The Sideways Table of Contents, or the Future of the Expert Author, Part 2 continues the explanation of how nonfiction authors can quickly monetize their work

Filed Under: Self-Publishing, Writing Tagged With: indie author, internet marketing, Jeff Walker, nonfiction, self publishing, table of contents

The Sideways Table of Contents, or the Future of the Expert Author, Part 1

by Joel Friedlander on December 9, 2013 10 Comments

The Sideways Table of Contents, or the Future of the Expert Author, Part 1 explores the implied chronology of the contents of an instructional book

Filed Under: Self-Publishing, Writing Tagged With: how-to books, indie author, internet marketing, Jeff Walker, nonfiction, self publishing, table of contents

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