As more and more material is published on the Kindle, getting found, and selling ebooks, is corresponding difficult. Some authors are banding together to create collaborative websites for promotion.

I wrote about this Kindle trend on my Creativity Factory blog. I think it's a great idea for authors to club together.

However, looking at the Rock It Reads site gave me another idea: this is a great opportunity for marketers.

You know how to create websites. Create...

...of $5 or so in e-book sales...

For around 3-5 months, not sure of the top of my head, I've made nearly $5 each month (on average) in Amazon Kindle e-book sales.

Try not to fall over, I know.

Well, I have something embarrassing to admit.

I have a bunch of e-books (11 to be exact) on Amazon Kindle that all need updating. They don't even have ecovers yet, either.

Yet, the e-books are selling in verrrrry small quantities....

Curated content has been a hot topic among Internet marketers, and I've seen a lot of misinformation being passed around.

It's confusing for most people who don't understand what curating is, and the ins & outs of content curation.

I've been curating since around 1996... but I had no idea it was called "curated content" until the book Curation Nation came out.

So, I wrote a book about how to find and use curated content at your website. (And,...

Amazon released the Kindle book reader where anyone could publish a digital product built specifically for the reader. It wasn’t long afterward that marketers discovered the ease of producing and publishing an ebook in a different format – the Kindle. I have an opinion about that. Of course, I have an opinion about a LOT of things – this is only one of them.


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