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Jonathan Fields: The Truth About Author Platforms

Problem is, the answer to all of those questions can be easily faked. Here's how... Numbers do not automatically translate to engagement and value from a book marketing standpoint. It's the rally cry of publishers... Want a book deal? Show me ...

From JONATHAN FIELDS, Huffington Post,  19 Nov 2009
Related Topics: Facebook Inc.,  Twitter Inc

Jonathan Fields: Bringing Sexy Back to Self-Publishing

"What so many people don't realize is that self-pubbed writers are not a group of frustrated, no-talent writers. Rather they include established authors like Stephen King, intellectuals like Noam Chomsky and Lisa Genova and Brunonia Barry, writers ...

From JONATHAN FIELDS, Huffington Post,  27 Oct 2009
Related Topics: Stephen King,  Noam Chomsky

Jonathan Fields: Why Book Trailers Don't Go Viral

A few days ago, I got a call from an acquaintance who was looking to put out a book. The idea behind it was, according to all in the know, stunning. A virtual guaranteed bestseller. I hadn't heard it yet, but going on the quality of this guy's ideas, I' ...

From JONATHAN FIELDS, Huffington Post,  20 Oct 2009

Jonathan Fields: Small Is the New Big in Publishing

Charging readers a flat rate that would allow them access to all of a information provider's online content similar to a traditional subscription model was favored by 25% of respondents, especially those from Europe. Paying for snippets of content ...

From JONATHAN FIELDS, Huffington Post,  13 Oct 2009

Train Wreck Blogging: Ain’t Nothing To See Here Folks

It’s the reason people love NASCAR and read National Enquirer. We don’t want to admit it. We’re not supposed to feel that way. But secretly buried, deep down inside, we all want a front row seat to the wipe out of the season. It’s not that we want to ...

From JONATHAN FIELDS, Copyblogger,  18 Dec 2008
Related Topics: National Enquirer,  NASCAR

Differentiate Or Die In A Downturn

It wasn’t so hard to skate by when all ships were buoyed, when everyone was flush with cash. You didn’t have to work so hard to show you were the best. Or at least better than others. You just had to be good enough to take a big enough piece of the pie ...

From JONATHAN FIELDS, Small Business Trends,  14 Dec 2008

5 Simple Ways To Get Paid To Build Your Brand

Label Your Takeaway products – One of the fastest easiest ways to get people to literally pay to help brand you is to add labels, logos and brand ID to items they already buy. So, for example, if you have a restaurant and people take out food, add ...

From JONATHAN FIELDS, Small Business Trends,  14 Oct 2008

Slogan Smackdown: Managed Services, Managed Better

Ever wonder if your slogan or tag line was doing what it was supposed to do? Well, living in New York City, I see somewhere in the order of millions of slogans a year, some great, some funny, a few are memorable, but, all too often, business slogans ...

From JONATHAN FIELDS, Small Business Trends,  12 Aug 2008
Related Topics: Google Inc.

Top 5 Ways to Double your Energy (Without Caffeine!)

It’s one of the most common complaints on the planet and it comes in many forms: “I just sat down, you get up.” “I’m too tired, too achey, too frazzled.” “Can’t a person have 5-minutes to just chill out?” “I’m burned out.” “I’m feeling a little… ...

From JONATHAN FIELDS, Lifehack,  18 Jan 2008

How to Let Yoga Make 2008 Your Best Year Ever!

Relentless stress, longer workdays, fewer vacations, destructive nutrition and an epidemic of inactivity have led to an adult generation plagued by chronic pain, fatigue, disease and frustration. In search of an answer that does not require a lifetime ...

From JONATHAN FIELDS, Lifehack,  3 Jan 2008
Related Topics: National Institutes of Health

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