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Monday, April 20, 2009
With the growth in Print on Demand (POD), public speakers, seminar leaders, consultants, technical trainers, financial planners, real estate agents, lawyers, nutritionists and fitness experts, cooks and chefs, people who have lived interesting, and not so interesting, lives, are self-publishing non-fiction books like never before. Creative writers are using POD to self-publish novels and collections of short stories and poetry. In short, we are in the midst of a POD publishing revolution.
...Tags: Tags: Self-Publishing & Print On Demand Lightening Source Lulu POD
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Wednesday, September 9, 2009
It’s time for marketers to replace traditional publishers. Play the Powerful Role of Publisher to Meet Your Buyer’s Critical Information Needs
Today, because the software technology required to manage a customer database is now affordable for any size organization, even small companies have less need of the services of trade and consumer publishers. Start Becoming The Paradigm is Shifting. Now Get Ready to Remodel Your Marketing
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Friday, May 1, 2009
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Saturday, May 2, 2009
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Saturday, May 2, 2009
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Friday, May 22, 2009
Although they are in the advertising business, small publishing companies have never done much advertising for their magazines. By emulating the best practices of small publishing companies, you can minimize traditional marketing costs, too. Why publishers can market effectively without advertising
When You Deliver Great Content and Control a Critical Buyer Database You Drive Sales
The reasons were simple, but not necessarily obvious: They didn’t have to—and it wouldn’t work if they tried it.
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Friday, May 1, 2009
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Thursday, May 28, 2009
publishing industry passed a key marker last year, with the publication of more "on-demand" or short-run titles than traditional books, a U.S. company that keeps publishing statistics says.
...Tags: Tags: Self-Publishing & Print On Demand print on demand self-publishin The U.S.
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Monday, March 1, 2010
Publishers just don't have the resources to offer them full support. The Internet, online bookstores, e-books, and an economy in decline are cited as some root causes of the steady slump in the traditional publishing industry. Tags: Self-Publishing & Print On Deman Mid-level authors already know that the era of large advances, generous royalties, book tours and media spots are over. They have to spend their own time and money to create a website and publicize their books.
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Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Print on Demand and traditional publishing are converging, but serious POD authors feel they don’t get the respect they deserve. find it ironic because I know a number of authors who have been published by traditional publishers, and they feel the same way.
Let’s Tags: Self-Publishing & Print On Demand print on deman I Let’s face it, we all want to be best sellers.
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