How to Get Someone Else to Pay for Publishing Your Book
Article by Diane Eble. An excellent idea that, as the title says, will let you publish your book at someone else’s expense. But even better…
Popularity: 9%
Article by Diane Eble. An excellent idea that, as the title says, will let you publish your book at someone else’s expense. But even better…
Popularity: 9%
Article by Kathryn Lively. That’s “traveling” as in “traveling to distant locations to promote one’s book.”
Popularity: 10%
By Dana K. Cassell
Use your telephone to interview out-of-towners and those too busy to sit down for an in-person interview. I have a tape recorder connected to my phone at all times in order to capture my phone interviews in full.
Popularity: 16%
Article by Matt Ide. Excellent title, but be advised not to get your hopes up too high.
Popularity: 13%
Article by Bobbi Linkemer. Nonfiction book promotion basics. Bookmark it for when you need it.
Popularity: 8%
Article by Butch Hamilton. Overview of an intriguing idea: publishing your stuff on an iPod.
Popularity: 11%
Article by Stephanie Chandler. A number of good general ideas and techniques that authors can implement to promote their books on the Internet.
Popularity: 8%
Article by Diane Eble. I’m not exactly sold on Diane’s ideas on the matter — almost a sure bet that we’d be able to find someone interested in just about anything, no matter how small a niche. And with the Internet, I can practically guarantee given enough interest on my end, I can find enough someones to make it worth futzing around with minimally.
Popularity: 9%
Article by Jeremy Hoover. Intriguing self-publishing idea. And it won’t cost you much, if any, out of pocket to get started.
Popularity: 37%