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. . Another in the VAJ Mini Series by Kait Neese By now I hope the term Listmania rings a bell. These lists are one of the most important tools Amazon makes available for you to promote your work. To clear things up let’s discuss what exactly Listmania is. Amazon allows its users to pick up to 25 items from Amazon and create a list of those products based upon a common theme. This common theme is up to you. You could choose a list that is dedicated to books that teach people how to fish or...

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Seems daily there are new ways to enhance web sites, especially with audio/visual. Even if we had the time to master these skills, most writers can’t afford the expensive software that provides these glitzy functions. But visitors DO expect high tech interaction on our humble blogs. It’s our job to supply followers with the most pleasant, informative and personal experiences possible, and to provide that with a simplicity that enhances their visit. As much as authors may hate techie stuff, we owe some of this interactivity to our followers. Most times we need only text posts with a few images, but...

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The History of RickRolling. I thought you might find this as interesting as I did. In a post titled Startling Internet Statistics - Your Brain on the Web, by Deborah at Life in the Fast Lane she included this graphic on how internet usage and time is spent. The infographic helps to visually explain some startling statistics. . Via: Medical Coding...

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Kindle users love to highlight and make notes as we read. Popular Highlights, a new Kindle feature, extends that experience. Now every time we highlight something Amazon’s computers keep track. As enough data collects to reveal the largest number of reader who like the same passages they are in turn noted in our own eBooks with a dotted underline. To check it out. Researchers, publishers or books lover can get lost in the online site. You get to see the top most Popular Highlights and notes of both Passages and Books for...

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When you see what this artist did with an iPad sitting on an easel it may change your opinion of "simple" eReaders. What do you think?
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Participating in a discussion at one of my favorite LinkedIn groups, New Authors Need Marketing Ideas, and deep into the topic Are ebooks the future of publishing we eventually touched on the problem of stolen e-reading devices. My fellow members’ input prompted me to research further.
Can Kindle Find My e-Reader?
There are serious problems with stolen or lost e-readers such as Kindle. If the stolen or shadily acquired Kindle is re-registered, though Kindle knows the device is reported as stolen but is still in use, they refuse to divulge any information to the owner, even with proven...

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We have two fantastic winning entries for you.
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Heather Spiva won the Professional Category with Moving.
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Claire Gillian won the Amateur Category with Backroads Errand.
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The Winning Writers Receive all These Great Prizes

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. The purpose of this blog is to explain that you should have TWO points of presence on Amazon.  One is your Author Page (the one you created through Author Central) and the second is your Amazon Profile. Previously we showed you how to setup your Author Page through your Author Central Account.  Please let me know if you have had any problems with this. By now I hope you have created your Author's Page through author central and made it as in-depth as you can. Now we are going to discuss your "other" Amazon presence which is your "profile”. Being an author...

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I've been working the past month on a book launch and setting up publicity for Carolyn Howard-Johnson's newest book Frugal and focused Tweeting for Retailers. Naturally as an author publicist, writer and novelist, I have a great interests in online book reviewing. Today Carolyn sent me a link to this Los Angeles Times article about the importance of book bloggers today, to the extent that they've capture the attention of big publishers. Book bloggers catch on with publishers, by Carolyn kellogg, June 27, 2010, L.A. Times. Until now only authors and...

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