I've spent the last four years mentoring about seven writers. In that time I've also evaluated dozens of other writers, without choosing to mentor them.
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Think about all the hours you spend to publish great content on your website or/and blogs. Here some ideas how you can use them to create your own book or ebook. [note mg]
Attention Bloggers: I’ve seen the future, and you’re missing it.
But one of the biggest changes in the long history of content creation is taking place right under your feet, and I’m afraid it may be passing you by.
Yep, the ground is shifting, fortunes are being made, and some of the people who could best profit from this tectonic shift — content producers — are mostly sitting on the sidelines.
Okay, what am I talking about? The revolution in book publishing …
Maybe you’ve heard some of the success stories of the authors who’ve been selling a ton of paranormal romances, thrillers or other genre novels on Amazon’s Kindle platform, but that’s not what I’m talking about.
Read more: http://bit.ly/J4FyDg Via Martin Gysler Delete the scoop?
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