Free Webinar for Writers & Experts
YouCouldWrite.com will host a free live Webinar for writers and experts on Friday, June 15, 2007 at 3:00 p.m. EDT. The hour-long Web-based seminar will teach both authors and professionals how to write and disseminate quality articles that will establish their credibility as experts and help them make a profit. Anyone wishing to attend the Webinar can register at YouCouldWrite.com.
Phoenix, Arizona (PRWEB) June 14, 2007 -- YouCouldWrite.com (www.youcouldwrite.com) has announced that it will host a free live Webinar for writers and experts on Friday, June 15, 2007 at 3:00 p.m. EDT. The hour-long Web-based seminar will teach both authors and professionals how to write and disseminate quality articles that will establish their credibility as experts and help them make a profit. Anyone wishing to attend the Webinar can register at YouCouldWrite.com.
"The Internet has an insatiable appetite for content, but unfortunately there's a proliferation of shoddy writing on the Web," said Dennis Stack, President of YouCouldWrite.com. "Our tagline - 'Publish. Polish. Promote' - encourages writers and professionals to share their knowledge through quality writing, while at the same time teaching them how to promote their websites, products, and services."
To this end, YouCouldWrite.com will provide Webinar attendees with the tools they need to promote their writing. Bob Cefail, Chairman of In Touch Media Group, Inc. (www.intouchmarketing.us), a full-service marketing firm that specializes in developing cutting edge technologies that harness the power of the Internet to deliver superior marketing and public relations services to its clients, will be the Webinar's featured speaker. Cefail will discuss the mechanisms that drive search engine rankings, the rise of consumer-generated media, and the ways in which writers, consultants, and other professionals can profitably disseminate quality articles on the Web.
"Writers and experts need to be able to stand out from the crowd, and Internet users need to be able to find useful information," said Stack. "Our Webinar will help to accomplish both of these goals."
About YouCouldWrite.com:
YouCouldWrite.com is a vibrant community that is a convergence of people from all walks of life who have a common goal: Publish. Polish. Promote. Members can publish their writing, receive feedback on their articles, and learn how to establish credibility as experts in their fields. With a writer's area, a social network, and an online store, YouCouldWrite.com is the meeting place for those who want to share their knowledge and those who are eager to learn.
Contact:
Dennis Stack, President
YouCouldWrite.com
(480) 986-2103
webinar @ youcouldwriteabook.com
http://www.youcouldwrite.com
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posted by (hris @ 11:23 AM
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2 Comments:
I wrote a book called thee heart of my soul and dont no what to do now.
Well Miss C, I hope your spelling in your book is better than your spelling in your blog comments... :-)
I would do some searching in Google and learn as much as you can. I would like to write a book someday, but I don't have much experience at this point.
What I can tell you is that most authors have two choices:
1) Get your book into the best possible shape with editing and proofreading, then package it up and send it to some publishing houses to see if they are interested. Hiring an agent might make this much easier and give you a better chance of success, but they also take some of the money, so I don't know what I would do.
2) You can publish and sell your book yourself. Places like Lulu.com and make this VERY easy or you can publish the book and then get someone like me to help you with setting up a web site where you can sell the book and take care of everything yourself.
The nice thing these days is that you can write, publish, and sell a book with very little investment if you can order a book to be made everytime you sell one. And you can also publish your book in electronic format which really makes it easy to sell, but not so much to people that like real printed books and can afford to pay for them.
I hope this helps.
I checked your Blogger profile and you don't have a blog there yet. If you did, I would have posted a message there. I found your email address, but thought I would just post this reply and hope that you see it. :-)
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