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The Blog Herald: Independent Book Authors and Blogger’s Dreams

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So You Want to Write a Book

Though folks may offer top notch services for your manuscript, if they are charging you to do so or, if they are not providing a serious marketing channel that puts your book where readers will see it. Then as an author you need to be aware that YOU are THEIR market. By entering into such a deal, you have changed your role from author to publisher, because you have now are in the business of marketing and selling books too.

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The Blog Herald

It’s about blogging and real life.
–ME “Liz” Strauss

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The Blog Herald: The Independent Blogger Book Quest

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Submit Your Finished Book for Review

We all know that not all books are created equal. Some have big-name authors. Some have big-name publishers. Some have big-dollar marketing plans. Other books are written after work, after dark, after the kids are put to bed.

Read the whole feature in today’s Blog Herald by clicking the logo.

The Blog Herald

It’s about blogging and real life.
–ME “Liz” Strauss

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Liz Strauss at The Blog Herald, The Blogging Times, and Who’s One in a Million?

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The Blog Herald: Flying Cars Are Unlikely

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Did They Promise You Flying Cars Too?

When I first got to the Internet, I unconsciously tried to give everything a place, north, south, east, west. Being visual, I still find myself, thinking about people’s blogs and websites on a map of the world in my head. But that’s only half of the story.

Like any 3-D company — building and people — that I might drive to, the Internet is a place, but it’s also the people that live, work, and play every day here.

However, we have to remember that the two Internets — the place and the people — don’t sit on a world map or follow 3-D rules as the two companies in the physical world we are used to. Doc Searls says it well in his notes on the wrap up summary by Karim Lekhani at the Internet & Society 2007 Conference.

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The Blog Herald

It’s about blogging and real life.
–ME “Liz” Strauss

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Liz Strauss at The Blog Herald, The Blogging Times, and Who’s One in a Million?

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The Blog Herald: The Two Webs — Information or Relationships?

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Relational Information?

We’re living in two Internets. It looks much like the companies we find in the world of brick and mortar. One is about places, information, and data. It’s the buildings in which people work. The other is about people, relationships, and conversation. It’s the people who work in those buildings. One is a structure. The other is social.

Read the whole feature in today’s Blog Herald by clicking the logo.

The Blog Herald

It’s about blogging and real life.
–ME “Liz” Strauss

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Liz Strauss at The Blog Herald, The Blogging Times, and Who’s One in a Million?

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SOB Business Cafe 05-25-07

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SB Cafe

Welcome to the SOB Cafe

We offer the best in thinking–articles on the business of blogging written by the Successful and Outstanding Bloggers of Successful Blog. Click on the titles to enjoy each selection.

The Specials this Week are

Smart Wealthy Rich wants a scientific formula to measure success.

Measuring A Blog’s Success


Technosailor points out an even more serious technical issue.

98% of WordPress Blogs Vulnerable


The Blog Herald’s Gary King solves one technical difficulty.

How to use widgets with more than one sidebar on your WordPress blog


chrisg suggests we set aside our fear.

Fear of Blogging, or What Bloggers Can Learn From Shakespeare


Good Word Editing sheds insight on what is worth our attention.

Blog Tours - What Mattered and What Didn’t


Steli Efti explains “the dip,” and why it’s not the time to quit.

Where To Look For Powerful Lessons? In the dip!


Related ala carte selections include

Christine Kane offers a challenge about lying.

Lying Works Wonders


Alex Shalman has found a key to life.

How to Make Everything the Bright Side

Sit back. Enjoy your read. Nachos and drinks will be right over. Stay as long as you like. No tips required. Comments appreciated.

Have a great weekend!

–ME “Liz” Strauss

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