How does a person bridge the enormous gap between a manuscript and a book? There are three options: trade (commercial) publishing, subsidy (vanity) publishing, or self-publishing. Commercial publishers are the so-called “giants” in the industry. Forty-five percent of all sales are monopolized by five major publishers today: Unfortunately, they’re so big they no longer hear the voice of the little person. Continuing corporate mergers and take-overs compound the problem. Unless you are famous (or infamous), your manuscript has little chance of making it through the corporate front door. And even […]
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Publish Your Book
February 9, 2011 in Develop Products and Services, Entrepreneurship, General, Info-Marketing, Manage Personal Development
Junk Mail: Make Big Money
December 22, 2010 in Graduate Call Podcast, Info-Marketing, Manage Customer Service, Manage Finances, Manage Personal Development, Manage Technology, Perform Administrative Tasks, Perform Marketing Activities
Junk mail Direct mail is often referred to as junk mail because most of it is thrown away by the recipient. In fact, only a small amount of direct mail advertising is read by the consumer. A typical scenario is a consumer gets his mail from the mail box and starts glancing over each piece. The mailers he has no interest in (which is most of them) are immediatly thro wn into the trash. The ones of interest are kept and read. When a direct mail campaign is sent, only […]
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April 29, 2009 in Develop Business Strategies, Graduate Call Podcast, Manage Personal Development, Perform Marketing Activities
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Protected: Ent. Graduate Call 4-22-09
April 22, 2009 in Develop Business Strategies, Develop Products and Services, Graduate Call Podcast, Manage Customer Service, Manage Finances, Manage Personal Development, Perform Administrative Tasks, Perform Employee Administration, Perform Marketing Activities
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