How to Shift into Online Business Gears You Probably Don’t Know Exist Imagine that you had a car that only had two speeds – reverse, and low. Wouldn’t that be frustrating? You’d probably be able to go faster backwards than you coul

Reviving Frankenstein: Making PLR Publishing Profitable PLR is long from dead, although the amount of really bad stuff out there can make you wish it was. It still sells. I have a certain set of PLR ebooks which continue to sell through iTunes, Nook, and

(Soon available as ebook on Amazon ) Why Social Media is turning their viewers into Zombies and what you can do about it. (Warning: Talking about zombies may be controversial. Talking about social media as enablers may be controversial. Talking about soci

Is the Content Inc. Model a Good Fit for Author-Publishers? Short answer is “yes.” Long answer is “depends.” Depends if you get what he’s saying, understand it, and put it to work. The bottom line is that author-publishers ar

The Four Whys and Four Hows of Successful Self-Publishing After now over a decade of self-publishing, I thought to give you some hints about what you’re up against. It isn’t all that pretty, but it can be made to work. The first point is to qu

Would you believe me if I said I had proof of Amazon KDP being a bully? How about that they are trolls as well? Well, it happened to me like this: I had a book up which got a DMCA complaint that wouldn’t resolve. You see, you can use DMCA to complai

Would you believe me if I said I had proof of Amazon KDP being a bully? How about that they are trolls as well?Well, it happened to me like this: I had a book up which got a DMCA complaint that wouldn't resolve. You see, you can use DMCA to complain

Missed Profits Following Conventional WisdomConventional Wisdom (which is usually 95% wrong) says you should be happy with your ebooks and how they are selling. The problem with that logic is that the biggest sellers aren't doing that. The biggest seller

Missed Profits Following Conventional Wisdom Conventional Wisdom (which is usually 95% wrong) says you should be happy with your ebooks and how they are selling. The problem with that logic is that the biggest sellers aren’t doing that. The biggest

You should be seeing a podcast audio file from LiveSensical.com - If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element. Can you actually write less and profit more?IntroductionDeep in the heart of the ever-growing Amazon