Wyndano's Cloak
An Amazon reader posted a wonderful review of Wyndano’s Cloak, calling it, “A Book for Three Generations.” The book now has 22 five-star reviews and 5 four-star reviews out of a total of 27 reviews.
The reader’s review was am Amazon Verified Purchase. Referring to the book’s universal appeal, she also said, “We are are all still just girls at heart, no matter what our age.” Made my day!
You can read all the reviews here!
Making Money as an Author
I met author Oli Hille in a Facebook group dedicated to helping authors succeed in publishing their work. In that group, Oli has been a tireless support to the many writers striving to live their dream. I’ve read and enjoyed several of Oli’s books, so when he offered to do a guest post about his latest release, I said, “Sure!” Join him now as Oli discusses how to make money as an author. Take it away, Oli!
I am blessed to be an Amazon #1 Bestselling author. But…
We are often reluctant to allow ourselves the luxury of the thought that we can make money from our hard work! Plumbers don’t have this problem, office workers don’t, and construction workers don’t. But somewhere along the history of writing it has become accepted that we should spend hundreds of hours creating a wonderful book and then be delighted with a few crumbs in return!
Oh sure, we secretly imagine hitting the big time and being that one in a million celebrity author who travels business class from book signing to book signing – but we know it is just a harmless fantasy.
But the reality is in fact somewhere in between.
The problem with the “struggling writer” mindset is that it is not a sustainable Lifestyle. If you have to work 50 hours a week plus commuting, plus family time, plus time with your spouse, and keeping fit, and seeing friends…
Ten years ago, even once you finished your book, there was still a mountain to climb – an agent and a publisher. Even if you got through dozens of rejection slips and got accepted you had an 18 month lead time until your book hit the shelves.
Once your book hit the shelves, you got $2 for every $25 book sold because all of the “middle men” and the publisher took their cut.
And worst of all, very few authors sold more than a handful of copies of their books!
Shocking Statistics
Consider these shocking statistics from an article in Publisher’s Weekly, July 17, 2006:
Of 1.2 million books in print tracked by Nielsen Bookscan:
79% of books sold less than 99 copies.
Only four percent (4%) of books sold more than 1,000 copies.
Only two percent (2%) of books sold more than 5,000 copies.
Amazon – the Solution
After you finish reading this post you are going to think I work for Amazon – I don’t. In fact they work for me.
There are 1,000,000 Ebooks on Amazon right now and 260,000,000 customers (Get that? Too many customers, not enough products – 260 to 1).
Ebooks are outselling paper books at 25:1 (yup twenty five to one).
If you want to make money from a potential 260,000,000 people, and you could write a 20 page book – get a book up on Amazon NOW.
This weekend you could write a 20 page ebook on:
Something AMAZING that only you could write – and you will make money.
Amazon – sooooo Easy
Remember the 18 month lead time I talked about if you even got a publishing deal? Now when I finish a book, it takes me under 15 minutes to upload it to Amazon and I am making money within 24 hours.
FREE Videos
Do you want me to show you how EASY it is to upload a book to Amazon? I do it in this video absolutely live – in 12 minutes:
www.LifestyleBook.com/blog/authors-make-money
Do you want to watch a FULL webinar, that was over subscribed, that I took down from YouTube because of the HUGE amount of IP that I revealed? Here is the one hour and 48 minute webinar:
www.LifestyleBook.com/blog/authors-make-money
Your Genre
No matter how small your niche/genre – there is an audience for your book. 10 years ago you could not find an audience for a book in a small niche, but now with hundreds of millions of people purchasing on Amazon – it doesn’t matter how small your niche is.
Passive Income
Last October, I had never sold a book to anyone, now I have ten books on Amazon and my author income in February was US $3,119 and it has been going up every month.
None of it happened by accident – it was all part of a plan.
The plan is laid out in detail in my new book “How to Become an Amazon #1 Bestselling Author – and Make Money!”
Your Knowledge
Millions of people want to read about the knowledge YOU already have! Either your know-how (non-fiction) or your imagination (fiction).
And I am not talking about a 300 page book! I have two books on Amazon that are under 20 pages each that I wrote in a day – that are making me money!
How To Succeed on Amazon
I spent two years planning my book launch after I finished writing my book. I spent five months studying Amazon’s systems. In fact, I spent 2,087 unpaid hours finding out the secrets to successfully publishing your book on Amazon.
The great news for YOU is that I put all of my strategies and secrets into a 116 page book that you can use to make money as an author.
I told Peter Adler that I would allow people who read his blog to buy the book with a US $20 discount.
You Are Not Buying a Book!
I don’t want you to buy a book – I want to change your future as an author.
I don’t want you to buy a book – I want you to make an INVESTMENT in your career as a writer.
I want to give you the opportunity to increase your book sales and MAKE MONEY.
48 Hours ONLY
I can only reduce the price of the book by $20 for 48 hours. So click here now to get your discounted copy of my book “How to Become an Amazon #1 Bestselling – and Make Money!”
Please “Like” and “Tweet” this post to help other authors.
Thank you.
Oli Hille
Amazon #1 Bestselling Author of “Creating the Perfect Lifestyle”
Reviews
“Amazon #1 Bestselling author, Oli Hille, is a true master and authority on what it takes to succeed in the new world e-publishing. He has a proven track record and I found his information and expertise invaluable in helping to get my own book to #1 on Amazon. Oli Hille is someone to watch and I will continue to keep an eye on what he’s doing, because he is truly leading the pack.”
Richard Kelley, Author and MD
“Without Oli’s information, support and authors’ challenge to get my book up before Christmas, I never would have had the tools and inspiration to take action and make it happen. Little did I know, that by employing his strategies I would hit #1 within 11 hours.”
Anna Morrison, BSN, RN, CLNC – Author
“Oli helped me get my first book to #1 Amazon Bestseller Status, by providing inspiration, easily applicable practical tips and continual support during the launch.”
Lori Webb, Author
“Oli has truly figured out the logarithm to get your book to #1 on Amazon. With his strategies, I developed some tactics and had my book hit #1 for Finance Education; #2 for Women in Business; #3 for Introduction to Investing!”
Holli Rovenger, Author
“I had my book on Amazon for 3 months and felt the disappointment of nothing happening then I met Oli Hille! He taught me the techniques that he used to get his books to rise to through the ranks and become Amazon best sellers. I did not take much time and jumped on these techniques and within a week did a launch of my book. With Oli’s support my book became a best seller in two categories.”
Veronika Tracy-Smith, PhD
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Oli Hille, Author of "Creating the Perfect Lifestyle"
Wyndano's Cloak, by A. R.Silverberry
Many thanks to Rachel and Christine for your kind words!
Jason Baudendistel, Author of "The Complete idiot's Guide to LinkedIn Marketing"
Welcome to part four in a series on social media, featuring four authors with expertise and knowledge about effectively using Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Joining us today is Jason Baudendistel, author of “The Complete Idiot’s Guide to LinkedIn Marketing.” Jason is an entrepreneur, Linkedin consultant, and small business expert. He provides search engine optimization, web marketing services, and training to small businesses; and investment, life, and career coaching for individuals. I was especially interested in talking with him about how authors could make use of LinkedIn. On to the interview!
Silverberry: Tell us a little about yourself, your work, and what got you into social media.
Jason: I am a serial entrepreneur, bestselling author on Amazon.com, and social media and internet marketing consultant. I started learning social media all the way back when I ran my first business, the record label, “Bored Student Records.”
Silverberry: How is LinkedIn different from other types of social media?
Jason: Linkedin is the tool you use for the more professional audience. It’s users are more affluent, with higher incomes, but also are harder to sell to. Twitter is more branding only, and Facebook is more business to consumer, instead of business to business.
Silverberry: What can authors get from doing LinkedIn?
Jason: Branding opportunities, as well as free and low cost lead generation. If your book is business, entrepreneurship, or marketing related, Linkedin is a definite must.
Silverberry: Why is LinkedIn an important part of a writer’s marketing strategy?
Jason: As an author, you need to use every available option to generate leads and increase awareness for your book.
Silverberry: What proportion of time do you recommend that authors give to LinkedIn versus Facebook and Twitter, and why?
Jason: It depends on the type of book. If it is not business or marketing related, I would say twenty-five percent on each, with an additional twenty-five percent to search engine optimization (SEO). The reason why I broke it down into those percentages is each specific area drives traffic to your website. I feel that neglecting any of them is leaving
free traffic on the table.
Silverberry: What should writers try to accomplish with LinkedIn?
Jason: Brand yourself, create value, and interact. You want to be an ambassador for your book. Use groups; and tools, such as Signal.
Silverberry: Right, Signal helps you cut the noise and focus on what is relevant in the information stream. And those groups are very active, and great sources of information. You’ve written “The Complete Idiots Guide to LinkedIn Marketing.” What can readers find there?
Jason: An in depth guide for small business owners, authors, and entrepreneurs on how to get more low cost and free leads on Linkedin.
Silverberry: I also see that you offer individual chapters on how to create a profile, use LinkedIn, LinkedIn-specific marketing strategies, business branding, lead generation, and more! You’ve got 500+ connections on LinkedIn. How have you gained so many followers?
Jason: Networking, providing value, and participating in open networking groups.
Silverberry: Are there LinkedIn no’s no’s that authors should avoid?
Jason: Not filling out your profile and spamming are probably the two biggest ones.
Silverberry: What’s ahead for you?!
Jason: My next book, “The Trailer Park Millionaire;” the growth of my company, “Elite Web Training;” and marketing my latest product release, “Internet Marketing Success System.”
Jason, thank you so much for stopping by and sharing!
Links to Jason’s website, book, and social media:
Website: http://www.jasonbaudendistel.com/index.html
Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Complete–Idiots–LinkedIn–Marketing–ebook/dp/B006FODZOS/ref=pd_rhf_dp_p_img_3
Facebook Pages:
http://www.facebook.com/InternetMarketingSuccessSystem?sk=info
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Elite–Web–Training/288485877854291?sk=info
Twitter: https://twitter.com/#!/JasonBaudendist
LinkedIn:www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=51902697&trk=tab_pro
If you missed the prior posts in this series, here are the links:
Phil Tocivia onFacebook
Melissa Foster onTwitter
The Complete Idiot's Guide to LinkedIn Marketing, By Jason Baudendistel
Melissa Foster, Bestselling Author of COME BACK TO ME
Welcome to the third in a four-part series on social media, bringing four authors sharing their expertise and knowledge about Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Today, the award-winning author, Melissa Foster, joins us to discuss how authors can effectively utilize Twitter. Significantly, I met Melissa through social media. Her three novels, “Megan’s Way,” “Chasing Amanda,” and “Come Back to Me,” are international bestsellers. She’s been published in Indie Chicks, an anthology, and is currently collaborating in the film production of “Megan’s Way.”
Melissa is a builder of community, and a strong one at that. If you search #WLCAuthor on Twitter, you’ll see what I mean! She’s the founder of the Women’s Nest, a social and support community for women, and the World Literary Cafe (formerly WoMen’s Literary Cafe), a cross-promotional site for authors, reviewers, bloggers, and readers. Join me now in learning more about how this remarkable writer approaches social media and life!
Silverberry: What makes Twitter different from other social media?
Melissa: I see Twitter as a global meeting place, a place to establish relationships with the widest market possible. The unique avenue that Twitter offers is the ability to be yourself in a very quippy sort of way. It challenges users to really think about the message they want to convey, and to make sure each message is powerful. I love it.
Silverberry: Why is Twitter an important part of a writer’s marketing strategy?
Melissa: Marketing is about exposure. As an author, we need to be ever-present. Twitter allows us to touch many readers 24/7, as well as reaching out to other literary professionals and build a network.
Silverberry: Do you emphasize Twitter more than other forms of social media? If so, why?
Melissa: I emphasize Twitter and Facebook for social media because those are your largest audiences. I’ve met so many warm and witty people through both, that social media has become a part of my life that I look forward to all day long.
Silverberry: What should writers try to accomplish with Twitter?
Melissa: Life is about building relationships. Twitter is no different.
Silverberry: How do you approach building followers? Do you look for people in your genre, or do you cast a wider net?
Melissa: I use Twitter for so much more than marketing books. I use it to touch people’s lives. I am a bit of a positive-preacher and happy-thought invoker. I approach followers in three ways; people that I have something in common with (children, location, hobbies, craft), people that need a pick-me-up (those that seem like they can use a happy thought more often than others), and those that offer insight that I find valuable. I guess you’d say that I cast a wide net.
Silverberry: Do you follow everyone back? What are the pros and cons?
Melissa: I don’t follow everyone back. I don’t follow people who curse a lot, or those who prefer to show off their bodies. I don’t follow people who have nothing interesting, friendly, or valuable to say, and I don’t follow people who demean others. I like to surround myself with positivity and information, and if someone is negative or mean to others, that would bring me down. A definite con.
Silverberry: What do you see as effective and ineffective tweets?
Melissa: Effective tweets send an honest message about something–anything. Ineffective tweets? That’s a funny question because it would depend on the context/content. I guess those people who only auto tweet would be ineffective.
Silverberry: Do you link your social media accounts? If not, why?
Melissa: No, never. I love to chat, so why would I minimize the opportunity to meet and talk to followers?
Silverberry: What should authors avoid doing on Twitter?
Melissa: “BUY MY BOOK” tweet tweet, lol.
Silverberry: What got you started as an author?!
Melissa: Oh my…got me started as in why do I write, or got me started as in marketing? I’m going with the first option:-) We have six kids, and when my second oldest was a year or so old, I had an overwhelming urge to write a specific story. I picked up a pad and pen, and never looked back. I had to wait over 10 years before I could write full time, so the passion festered and grew until our lives allowed for my writing, and voila. Here I am.
Silverberry: Tell us about your books and who are they written for!
Melissa: I write in several different genres. “Megan’s Way” is a literary fiction, “Chasing Amanda” is suspense, and “Come Back to Me” is contemporary fiction. My current work in progress is a psychological thriller/suspense. I write for anyone who likes emotional stories that are tied to real life. Men, women, young adult–if they seek stories that will cause them to be introspective, then they would probably like my books.
Silverberry: You’re one of the most active authors I know. What’s ahead for Melissa Foster?!
Melissa: Yikes! I hope more books, the movie of “Megan’s Way,” and enjoyment of building the World Literary Cafe community. I really enjoy helping others learn to bring their books to readers, and I hope to be able to do more of that.
Silverberry: Thanks so much for taking the time to share with us today! I’ll be looking forward to “Megan’s Way,” the movie, and to your next book!
Melissa’s Links:
Melissa’s books on —->Amazon
Melissa’s Website: http://www.MelissaFoster.com
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Melissa-Foster/240064542695303
Twitter: @Melissa_Foster
Melissa’s social network for women: http://www.TheWomensNest.com
Facebook Melissa Foster : http://www.facebook.com/MelissaFosterBooks (profile)
Goodreads: http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/3023973.Melissa_Foster
If anyone missed Parts I and II of this series, here are the links:
COME BACK TO ME by Melissa Foster
CHASING AMANDA by Melissa Foster
MEGAN'S WAY by Melissa Foster
Phil Tocivia, Author of "Nice Knowing You"
Welcome to the second in a four-part series on social media. How can authors build a loyal following? Are their ways to effectively use social media to promote and market books? Three authors will stop by over the next weeks to share their expertise and knowledge. Today, Phil Torcivia will join us to discuss how authors can effectively utilize Facebook. Next week, bestselling author Melissa Foster will discuss Twitter. Finally, Jason Baudendistel will discuss LinkedIn.
Significantly, Melissa Foster, who I met on Facebook, introduced me to Phil. Phil’s books are a collection of humorous essays about his experiences dating, and he has also written a weight-loss book, The 10/60 Diet: How to lose 10% of your body weight in 60 days. Without further ado, on to the interview!
Silverberry: What makes Facebook different from other social media?
Phil: The amount of time people spend there and the fact that it’s more intimate—involving mostly friends and family.
Silverberry: Why is Facebook an important part of a writer’s marketing strategy?
Phil: We need to reach people where people are spending time. It’s by no means easy to hold their attention and show on their walls consistently, but it’s crucial. Once you connect with fans you can keep them engaged by posting regularly and announcing upcoming sales, releases, and appearances. You can even solicit fans for suggestions. I had a group of my fans proofread one of my books, mentioned them in the book, and sent them signed copies. They did a great job.
Silverberry: Do you emphasize Facebook more than other forms of social media? If so, why?
Phil: Yes, because I believe that’s the place my audience—women 25-60—spends most of their time.
Silverberry: What should writers try to accomplish with Facebook?
Phil: Set up your page, have a professional profile picture and a well-designed landing tab for new visitors. It’s also a great place to ask fans to sign up to your newsletter. Then, post regularly (multiple times a day) and vary your posts between links, pictures, videos, and excerpts. You don’t want to be too sales-y. It’s important to respond to posts and show appreciation whether the feedback is good or not.
Silverberry: You have over 32,000 people who have Liked your page. What has helped you gain so many followers?!
Phil: Mostly time. I’ve been posting there for years and growing gradually. I’ve also run some Facebook ad campaigns targeting people who read/follow authors and comedians like me. I also mention the Facebook page within my books, in emails, and everywhere possible.
Silverberry: What specific ways do you use your Author Page?
Phil: Mostly to entertain, engage, and announce upcoming releases. It’s a struggle to stay visible with the Facebook fans (show on their walls consistently). The most successful pages do this by posting quotes, horoscopes, and funny pictures. They’re not easy to compete with, but I try.
Silverberry: You have a number of pages on your author page: Wall, Twitter, Book Preview, Questions, Goodreads. Why are these important, and how can authors make use of that capacity on Facebook?
Phil: Oh, Tabs. Yes. It depends on the author but you definitely want to have links to Twitter and Goodreads. If you have the budget, you can hire a programmer to set up a tab to sell your book within Facebook. Fans tend to prefer to stay within Facebook and not be linked outside. Tabs are a great place to host contests. I’ve done a few which have helped grow the fan base.
Silverberry: Do you use your personal Facebook account for marketing? If so, is your approach different there?
Phil: Not so much. I will mention my books there and try to get friends to follow my writing over on the “Such a Nice Guy” page.
Silverberry: What are the most effective posts, and what are some Facebook no’s no’s?
Phil: Facebook basically grades every post you make. A share is the most valuable thing that can happen to a post. Next is a comment, followed by a like, and finally a click. Facebook won’t share the algorithm, but I’d bet if a click is worth one point, a like is worth four, a comment eight, and a share twenty points. No-Nos include nudity (anything that would be flagged) and I’d be careful with plagiarism. It’s always nice to give credit. If someone is mean or posting spam on your wall, remove it and ban them.
Silverberry: What got you started as an author?
Phil: I began documenting my dating experiences after I was divorced in 2003 and moved from Philadelphia to San Diego in 2004. I posted them on my Facebook page, then created a fan page and a blog, and finally gathered the stories into my books. Comedy isn’t easy, but I truly love nothing more than making someone laugh or smile.
Silverberry: Tell us about your books and who are they written for!
Phil: I’ve released five books about relationships with the sixth coming out next month. They’re short essays–perfect for potty reading–about dating, lifestyles, and current events. I also released a Kindle Single about low-carb dieting, which is selling well (The 10/60 Diet).
Silverberry: What are you working on now?
Phil: My sixth book in the Nice Guy series is called Nice Knowing You and it’s currently being edited. Once I review the edits and clean things up, it will be released. I expect it to be available in a month or so. I’ve started my weekly webcast called “The Nice Guy Show” where I’m going to have various guests join me to discuss and laugh about life and love. I’ll spend some time building up that show and putting together a seventh book.
Silverberry: Phil, thanks so much for joining us and sharing your insights! Best wishes on your continued success! Links to Phil’s website and books below. If any readers missed part one in this series, here’s the link: Social Media for Authors.
Links to Phil’s website, books, and social media:
Website: http://www.torcivia.com
Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/author/philtorcivia
Facebook Page: http://Facebook.com/SuchaNiceGuy
Twitter: http://Twitter.com/PhilTorcivia
Goodreads: http://www.goodreads.com/ptorcivia
"Nice Knowing You" by Phil Tocivia
Oli Hille, Author of "Creating the Perfect Lifestyle"
Welcome to a four-part series on social media. Four authors will stop by each week to share their expertise and knowledge. Today, Oli Hille will join us to discuss social media in general. Then, Phil Torcivia will focus on Facebook. Next, Melissa Foster will discuss Twitter. Finally, Jason Baudendistel will discuss LinkedIn. Significantly, I met all of these folks directly or indirectly through social media sites.
I got the idea of doing this series on social media after Oli asked me if I wanted to read and review his book, “Social Media for Income, Influence and Impact”. The book is a gem, and I knew I had to interview him. He’s an international bestselling author. His first book, “Creating the Perfect Lifestyle,” was an Amazon #1 Bestseller within two weeks of its release in November 2011. His other Amazon Bestsellers are: “Internet Marketing – for Income, Influence, and Impact” and “Trading for Profit.” He’s also a science fiction writer, and is in discussions with a top Hollywood director on the screenplay of his science fiction novel “The Simulan Game,” due out in mid 2012. Join me in welcoming Oli Hille, and on to the interview!
What led you to social media?
I realized quite early that Social Media allowed me to do something that has never been possible in the history of the world until now:
-Connect with like-minded people in my specific niche, quickly and easily. And then interact with them.
What is social media, and why should authors do it?
Social Media is any internet platform that allows you to connect with people in your specific area of interest or expertise (i.e. your niche). By far the most important are Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.
What have you gotten from social media?
For a start I have made wonderful new friends. This is not surprising because I am connecting with people who have the same interests and passions as me. But also I have a network of people who are connected to tens of thousands of other people who also share those interests and passions. Obviously as an author this means I have a very large potential audience for my books.
Why are Facebook, Twitter and YouTube so important?
Simply because that is where the people are! It is the old 80:20 rule. 80% of the people are on the top 20% Social Media sites. Except that it is really a 95% – 5% split. Facebook is the most important, especially for an author because it is so easy to communicate directly with your readers and potential readers. Although a number of authors have had excellent success communicating via Twitter.
You advocate that the largest portion of time be spent utilizing Facebook. Why?
It is much easier for people to personally connect with you on Facebook. They see your Facebook profile, your photos, your book covers, your “Likes” etc. It is also much easier to see people responding to your posts.
Do you see the various social media working synergistically?
Yes this is a big part of both of my books “Social Media for Income, Influence and Impact” and “Internet Marketing for Income, Influence and Impact”. You need to syndicate your content to all of the main Social Media platforms. For example your blog posts need to automatically go to Twitter and Facebook. And if you have a video as part of your blog it needs to be on YouTube. Also for authors, Amazon allow you to link your blog to your Amazon author page which is a great opportunity to engage your readers there.
How can fiction authors utilize social media to connect with potential customers in their genre?
That is a very pertinent question because my Science Fiction novel “The Simulan Game” is coming out this year. This is what I recommend and plan to do:
1.Have a website where people can sign up for the launch – I have a very simple one page website for this already www.TheSimulanGame.com
2.Set up a Facebook “Like” page specifically for your book.
3.Set up a Twitter account especially for your book.
4. Join Facebook groups in your genre.
5. Join the wonderful “Amazon Kindle Publishing Group” www.Facebook.com/groups/kindleauthors on Facebook, where all authors are mutually encouraged and mutually helped.
6.Set up a YouTube channel for your book and create at least one video.
7.Send out excerpts of your book (e.g. Chapter 1) on all the Social Media sites – i.e. link the URL back to your website where people can read the first chapter.
What are some social media do’s and don’ts?
Don’t use Social Media to sell. Social media is about starting conversations, helping other people and connecting socially. Once you have a good connection, and trust, then and only then talk about your book (or other product and service).
The more people you help and advise and be friendly to on Social Media, the bigger your impact will be.
Tell us about your book, “Social Media for Income, Influence and Impact,” and what authors and businesses will find there.
I desperately wish I had a book like this when I started out with Social Media. The information in the book represents thousands of hours of research as well as hundreds of hours using the Social Media sites.
I used the information and knowledge contained in this book to launch my first book “Creating the Perfect Lifestyle” which became an Amazon #1 Bestseller within two weeks of being launched. That success would not have been possible without the information in the book.
I have over 20,000 Twitter Followers – in my niche: www.Twitter.com/lifestyle_book
I also have over 3,000 “Likes” on my website www.LifestyleBook.com
My major blog posts routinely get over 300 “Likes” and “Shares”
I have had thousands of views of my YouTube videos.
In the book I give people my blueprint for being successful using Social Media – it’s as simple as that!
You’re a big believer in doing what you love and are passionate about. Tell us about that!
Life is too short to be spending time doing anything else! My books on Social Media and Internet Marketing are about using these tools to earn an income following your passions, NOT finding a way to make a few quick dollars. That way is usually unsuccessful and soul-destroying. If you do what you love it never feels like work and you can’t wait to be doing it! It is the only sensible way to make a living!
Tell us about your other books!
I currently have seven books on Amazon. You can see them all at a glance here:
www dot Amazon dot com/author/1 (please note the cool URL!)
I thoroughly recommend people purchase my #1 Bestseller “Creating the Perfect Lifestyle”. It took me seven years to research and write, is 266 pages long and currently has 42 Amazon “5 star” reviews. It talks in huge detail about designing a life centered around what you are passionate about doing. The reviewers say it is a life-changing bargain at $8.97, but please make up your own mind.
Oli, thanks so much for stopping by and sharing your insights!
Links:
Oli’s Website: www.LifestyleBook.com
Oli’s books on Amazon: www.Amazon.com/dp/B0060O1LLM
Facebook: www.Facebook.com/lifestylebook
Twitter: www.Twitter.com/lifestyle_book
Creating the Perfect Lifestyle
