Marquita Herald

Despite all that has been said about writing books, there remains a great misconception among new authors that once a book is published their work is done. The reality is that writing your book is only the first step, and often turns out to be the easiest part of the process.

Of course it's no secret that the Internet contains a seemingly endless array of free information, not to mention a surplus of "must do" advice, especially when it comes to self-publishing. The problem is the rules of the game keep changing, and a lot of time can be wasted attempting to work your way through that information, determining what's relevant and what's not, then creating some sort of organized plan to use it all … and still manage to come out looking professional.

And make no mistake, as fundamental is your writing is to your author "business," if you want to become known as an author and sell your book, marketing will be up to you.

While anyone with an eBook to sell will benefit from the information contained in this book, fundamentally Boost Your eBook Sales Success is a book about the business of being an author. Newly updated to reflect the latest changes and trends in eBook marketing, it contains a wealth of the latest resources, including "hot" links to over a hundred and twenty sites ready to promote your eBooks, and a "no fluff" road map to bridging the gap between your art as a writer and your business as an author.