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Book Review Publishize ~ How to Quickly & Affordably Self-Publish a Book That Promotes your Expertise By Susan Daffron

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Article Overview: If you've been considering writing a book, now is the time to do it. We are living in the information age and if you have knowledge, share it.

Book Review Publishize ~ How to Quickly & Affordably Self-Publish a Book That Promotes your Expertise By Susan Daffron

I am exited to add this book to my reference library. Actually, I was honored to get a sneak peek at the book before it was even published. I must say that Susan Daffron does an exceptional job of mapping out what could be quagmire of self-publishing.

If you've been considering writing a book, now is the time to do it. We are living in the information age and if you have knowledge, share it.

Publishize honestly answers questions you might have regarding self -publishing and other publishing options as well. Daffron is upfront about the fact that the Publishize method isn't for you if you want to have the next best seller in major book stores. At the same time, self-publishing has its place, and this book outlines ways to create passive income with your knowledge.

You'll explore various publishing options and discover:

Why sharing your information can help you survive in any recession

How to market your book to generate passive income for years to come

Ways to jumpstart your writing process even if you're stuck

The ins and outs of production including action steps

Publicity tricks and tips

I'm so excited about the contents of this book that I've started writing mine. If you're ready to join the ranks of published authors, I highly recommend this resource. In fact, it now rests on my shelf right next to Peter Bowerman's The Well Fed Self-Publisher.

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