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Tips to Becoming a Great TV Guest: Part II
Greenleaf Team - Jul 27, 2008By Marsha Friedman A few weeks ago, we posted five tips to help you be in top form for TV appearances. Here, courtesy once again of Marsha Friedman, are ten more tips to help you capitalize on valuable air-time when you appear as a TV guest. 1) Use More
Share Your Know-How with a New How-To
Greenleaf Team - Jul 20, 2008By Ryan Wheeler Barnes & Noble recently launched Quamut.com, a new how-to site that features guides published by their own in-house editors. Their Q-Wiki allows users to elaborate on existing Quamut guides and also publish their own standalone guides from scratch. This is a great opportunity for authors to establish their expertise and brand by creating helpful guides that tie to their books. Sign up for your free account today, and start sharing your knowledge with potential book purchasers.
5 Easy Tips to Becoming a Great TV Guest
Greenleaf Team - Jul 06, 2008By Marsha Friedman Ever watch morning TV and think, “Hey, I can do that!” Well the truth is that if you have a book, product, or service to promote to consumers, there is absolutely no reason why you can’t appear as a guest on TV! But what does More
Have You Optimized Your Amazon Page?
Greenleaf Team - Jun 08, 2008By Tanya Hall Amazon.com is the hands-down leader in the online bookselling marketplace. And—although it’s notoriously difficult to speak with a living, breathing human being—Amazon prides itself on meeting its customers’ needs. What’s the easiest way to drive sales for your book on Amazon? Easy: maximize the content on your More
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Not Sophistication—Simplicity!
Posted 2 years agoYou really don’t need me to tell you—– If you want to promote your book, you MUST create a web presence for yourself. Maybe you just don’t know how. I’m ... [Link]
Is Your E-Mail an Ad Or Is It “Content?â€
Posted 2 years agoIf you have something to say—say it! If you have something to sell—sell it! But please, please, please—do not send out a newsletter that is a sales pitch in camouflage. ... [Link]
“We Buy Ugly Houses®”
Posted 3 years agoI’ve lived in Austin a couple years now, and the “Ugly Houses†billboards still grab my attention and bring a peculiar smirk to my mouth every time I drive past ... [Link]
Big Bruising Realities
Posted 3 years agoMost professional football teams give a player three seasons to live up to his potential and become a valuable member of the team. Most companies give an employee six months ... [Link]
You Can’t Outrun Them Radios
Posted 3 years agoIf you don’t have a website, I pray at least you are planning and building one right now. In his article, Media’s Missing Mass, Roy H. Williams explains that without ... [Link]
Inventory Management and Winning at Retail
Posted 3 years agoI have worked with some great marketers who have literally marketed themselves out of business. I have also worked with some poor marketers who have platforms that are thriving. “In ... [Link]
Six Advanced Platform-Building Techniques
Posted 3 years agoSo, you’ve started building your platform. You’ve done some speaking gigs, written some articles sharing your expertise, maybe you have even put up a website. Now you want to take ... [Link]
Does My Local Business Need a Website?
Posted 3 years agoOften a businessperson will ask, “What kind of business do you think I’ll be doing on the Internet?†This usually means he doesn’t have a website, and he thinks an ... [Link]
The Basics of Platform Building
Posted 3 years agoCreating a Platform, Part 1: The Basics, Rick Frishman and Robyn Friedman Spizman have specific recommendations for building your platform, one plank at a time. The formula goes like this—Start ... [Link]
Say What?
Posted 3 years agoDid you ever hear the story about the life insurance salesman whose career was defined by perpetual ineffectiveness? Let’s just say that when he died, his family learned the hard ... [Link]
The Lessons of Harry Potter: A Beneath the Cover Podcast
Michael R. Drew discusses what all authors - even those writing non-fiction - can learn from the phenomenal success of the Harry Potter Series. More

