Print on Demand (POD) is a good way of getting into print quickly and often inexpensively. Here are some things to think about:

• Writing you manuscript and then writing endless proposals with only a small percentage of a chance of getting picked up by a traditional publisher. Rejection is tough.
• If you book is really specialized, it may not get the opportunity to see the light of day with traditional publishers.
• Print on Demand publishers often offer a marketing package, but remember, you are the best person to market your own book and there is plenty of help available to help you understand how to do so.
• You don’t want to wait for twelve to twenty-four months for you book to find its way to the marketplace.

Harmon Press can help you get into print without a proposal. We love to help authors publish their specialized titles, providing they meet the requirements of what Harmon Press will publish. If they don’t we will try to help you find a publisher that will. Harmon Press will show you the marketing path so you can get maximize push for you book. We can usually have a book title ready for print within ninety days.

Go ahead and make the decision and http://harmonpress.com/?p=403

Where in the world can you find most all the information that you need for marketing your book successfully? The answer is both where and who. The who is John Kremer and the where is 1001 Ways to Market Your Book. In his book, you will find hundreds of applicable tips to help you move your book out the door. Check out his web site at www.bookmarket.com. You can find lots of goodies like author resources, email tip of the week, and marketing reports. It’s Gold!

You may want to learn some of the following:

• How to sell your book through retail outlets
• How to utilize tele-seminars and marketing seminars
• How to create a compelling website on a budge

Don’t be overwhelmed by all the information on Kremer’s site. Just take your time and focus on what you need answers for. I know, I know, it’s like being a kid in a candy shop when you first arrive. So go ahead and grab a handful of his tasty treats, but remember, that if you are patient to go shopping through his whole domain with intention, it will be very profitable to you. It’s a virtual DIY heaven.

Don’t forget to pick up a copy of his book 1001 Ways to Market Your Book either here or on his site.