Archive for the ‘E-Book Promotion’ Category

How To Make Your Ebook Go Viral

Thursday, January 29th, 2009

Ebook marketers dream of their lowly little project ‘going viral’ and getting passed around to hundreds, thousands, and millions of people – who all flood to their website and make them rich beyond their wildest dreams.

This is a powerful fantasy driving many marketers, but they often have no idea how to actually make their e-book go viral – or how to motivate the readers to connect back to the author.

The seeds of the problem are present in the little fantasy I described a few sentences back – no thought has been given to what motivates people to pass along an e-book and what motivates them to visit the author’s website afterward? Why do they pass an e-book along…

Free Download: One Into A Million E-Book

Monday, January 5th, 2009

One of the most powerful aspects of marketing on the Internet is that this form of communication removes nearly all of the friction involved in getting others to spread your message. If the message is compelling, it is as simple as hitting the forward button in your email software for your readers to share it with others.

Blogs, RSS feeds, tell-a-friend scripts, download directories, Facebook pages, Squidoo Lenses, MySpace pages, bookmarking sites, and dozens of other resources make it easy to spread your message.

“One Into A Million” is a special report that will show you how to leverage the Internet to create powerful marketing promotions.

Promoting Your Ebook For Maximum Distribution

Wednesday, April 16th, 2008

Online promotion is a huge topic and this article is only intended to help you get started. I highly recommend you purchase a copy of the “Traffic Manifesto.” It is an invaluable resource in my own marketing library and comes with a 30 day plan to begin driving visitors to your pages. The manifesto will get you visitors!!!

If you are not ready to invest in theTraffic Manifesto and kick your promotion into overdrive, here are a few time-tested ways to get people to your site. Most are free (but take time and effort) and others might cost a few dollars.