Got a book project but not exactly sure how to specifically define its target market? That’s a problem, especially since that detail is critical for pitching the thing to an agent/editor/publisher.
Not to worry. There is a fairly easy way to figure it out. Interestingly enough, it’s one of those things better to do physically rather than online:
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107 Magazine Predictions for 2008 [Folio]
2008 predictions by some of the media industry’s best and brightest.
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I didn’t think I’d have this much on there already by the time I told you about it, but I guess we just got lucky.
Introducing a new Wordpreneur Writer’s Resource: the Make Money Online List of money making online programs and services for bloggers, writers and online publishers.
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Yeah, it’s on the longish side, but if you’ve spent any amount of time at all dealing with the Internet Marketing (IM) crowd, you’ll find this hilarious! Then again, I do personally know a number of characters just like these blokes.
hehehe
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The more you read about online publishing, marketing and business, the more you no doubt get exposed to Internet Marketing (IM) industry jargon. Some you can figure out without breaking a sweat, but others can leave you scratching your head raw, particularly since in many cases, “normal” dictionaries have yet to catch up with all the newfangled and pretty darned technical terminology.
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New Security Rules for Batteries on Planes [CNET]
New rules from the Transportation and Security Administration that take effect this year ban travelers from carrying loose lithium batteries in checked baggage. Passengers are allowed to pack two spare batteries in their carry-on bag, as long as they’re in clear plastic baggies.
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Technically uncomplicated but surprisingly quite useful, now that you know about it, I bet you’ll be tapping this free online “slogan” generator more frequently than you think upon first glance.
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By Chris Garrett in Freelance Folder, veteran freelancers will be nodding along while reading each of the items.
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Here’s a really good interview with “Skellie,” a regular contributor to a few of the big name “blogs on blogging” (well, that’s what I call them anyway).
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I’m back. That break was nice and refreshing. 
Obviously I had more than enough time to ponder how I’d like to regularly share useful “content” with you. As you know, there’s a lot of really good Wordpreneur-related stuff out there, definitely far more than what I’ve been able to cover in the short weekend Wordpreneur Carnivals.
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