Will 2007 will be ‘The Year of the Authorpreneur ‘ for Internet Book Marketing?
- Posted by zenbuddhist on March 7th, 2007 filed in Content, Make Money Online, Writing
There really is no substitute for decent content. As a freelance writer, I have seen it all. Some of the crap being pushed on the marketer today is deplorable at the very least, and down right horrid at the other end of the scale.
There is no excuse for poor content in this day and age. Google has made it so easy to research that a 10 year old can provide good content. I blame much of this on the mindset that people have of just getting content, who cares if it is any good or not? This will kill them in the end, and they will see their biz go down the drain. Google has gotten smart, and uses LSI to determine good content, and content that is relevant.
The following article gives you a sense of what it is to be a good author. Enjoy…
Peace,
Charlie~
V. Michael Santoro
As an author, you possess the true secret to Internet book marketing success - your writing skills. Why? The biggest hurdles that Internet Marketers face is providing original content that is written to satisfy:
* The search engines to obtain good positioning
* Information hungry surfers searching for quality niche content
* The continuous need to provide quality content to maintain search engine positioning and targeted traffic
Becoming an Authorpreneur
An Authorpreneur does not compete using the traditional book marketing model. Instead, they view their books as products and effectively combine their writing skills with proven Internet Marketing techniques to accomplish better results. This allows them to become an expert within a niche based upon their books theme.
If you become an Authorpreneur, you can dominate your niche by doing what you love - writing. By understanding the writing process, you will accomplish what other Webmasters either fail to do or pay ghostwriters to accomplish. It isnt a matter of well-written material from an editors viewpoint. Rather, it is well-written from an Internet Marketing perspective. For example, Web pages, sales letters, and articles all require different writing techniques to accomplish different Internet marketing goals:
* Theme-based Web pages pre-sell products and convince visitors to continue on to the products sales page
* Sales pages drive home the product benefits and converts visitors into customers
* Articles provide links back to your Web pages to obtain good search engine positioning and drive targeted traffic to your Websites landing pages. They can also link directly to a Web page that is pre-selling a product which is a solution to a problem that you discussed in your article.
The Importance of Providing Unique Well-Written Content Too many Website owners are more concerned about cutting corners and rushing to get their Website online rather than:
* Ensuring that their site addresses the needs of their visitors
* Properly designing their Websites navigation
* Properly writing their Website content to place well in the search engines
* Developing a linking strategy that improves search engine placement and generates targeted traffic
* Developing a list of subscribers that grows into long term customers
By placing well in the search engines, you can increase your chances of making sales and gaining PR exposure by as much as 46%. By knowing how to correctly research your theme-based keywords, and properly optimizing them into your unique and original content, you will achieve what 95% of authors and Internet Marketers fail to achieve - dominating your niche in the search engines.
Just imagine your book sales, PR accomplishments and the supplemental income you can acquire by becoming an expert in a niche based upon your books theme while incorporating an effective Internet book marketing program.
My prediction is that when we look back, 2007 will be remembered as ‘The Year of the Authorpreneur’ for Internet book marketing. Writers without a solid knowledge of Internet Marketing techniques will not survive online. Internet Marketers without effective writing skills will either fail or have to continue to invest in ghostwriters to survive.
By becoming an Authorpreneur, which blends both skill sets, you will be part of the next generation of successful Internet marketers with the added benefit of possessing publishing credentials.
V. Michael Santoro is a published author and successful Authorpreneur. For a free training course on how to become an Authorpreneur, visit his Website at http://www.proauthors.com and sign up for his e-zine. Additionally, you will receive a powerful PDF creation program as a special bonus.
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