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Will "preloading" on the social networks pay off?

Unless you are Sarah Palin and make it to the top of the New York Times Bestleller List before your book hits the streets, you have to look at ways to become established at some level to at least gain a leg up on promoting your book.

If you are lucky enough to have a literary agent or traditional publisher working on your behalf to ensure you get no… Continue

As a provider of free Internet publicity for authors and writers with services from www.BiblioScribe.com, I have taken the leap to pen what I think will be a very useful book sharing the wisdom of Benjamin Franklin as part of a set of tools to help you better understand, and aquire Wealth. Not a "get rich quick" bit of blather, but instead a well organized plan.

The Book is (or rather will be) 'Wealth Virtues.

I redefine wealth to be attainable for all… Continue

As traditional publishers shrink their lists and decrease the number of new titles, self-publishing emerges to fill the gap. Mill City Press offers a new way of looking at self-publishing. They use their industry experience and e-commerce insight to give you the most cost-effective tools for self-publishing, marketing, and selling your book.

They are the only self-publishing company that offers wholesale printing costs. You pay what publishers pay. They also don't take even a penny in royalties… Continue

Poor Richard Web Press, LLC, the organization that provides free book marketing through BiblioScribe.com donated 16% of it's 2008 revenue to First Book, a national nonprofit organization that provides children from low-income families the opportunity to read and own their first new books.

Book sales are generated from websites that cater to customers in the United States, Canada, and the united Kingdom through the following websites"… Continue

You have seen the articles from John Kremer about making Twitter a part of your book marketing efforts.

In continuing our tradition of providing FREE Book Marketing venues for authors, writers, and publishers, BiblioScribe.com has integrated Twitter into how we help you market your work. We do this in several ways:

1. When you become a member (for free), you can enter your Twitter name. This will provide a link in your BiblioScribe.com profile page to… Continue