Marketing Efforts Continued...

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I know I've written a very good book. Everyone who reads it agrees. I sold the 30 copies I ordered in less than a week so, I know I won't have a problem selling the books in-person. The problem is how do I get my books exposed online?

Yesterday I requested a book review by a company called Arnchairinterviews.com. A good review by an independent source would not only be good for book sales but, also a boost to my confidence in my work. Today I'm researching online marketing techniques that have been successful to other.

I'm finding that one of the biggest obstacles in my way is time. I work with my clients over 50 hours each week and I am newly wedded to my beautiful wife. Consequently I have to make any time I have available very efficient. Where there's a will, there's a way.

Marketing is the Hardest Part

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Now that my new book "Forever Fit and Firm" is published I'm finding that marketing my new work is the hardest part unless you've got mucho dollars to hire someone to do it for you. I don't so here's my plan.

I figure the world wide web is a gold mine when it comes to getting the word out about my book. Well, that's the attitude I'm taking anyway. You'll get that I'm an eternal optimist from reading my posts. The first thing I've done is to have my book listed online with Amazon and Barnes and Noble. Next, I'm searching the internet on how others have been successful marketing online; no need reinventing the wheel.

I'll keep you posted on my progress. Is there anyone out there who has any pointers for me?