PassionPreneur's Day
Monday, October 25, 2004
Today was a good day! I spent some time using Adobe Photoshop teaching myself how to create 3D covers for some books I’m working on. The first is my soon-to-be-released Life Rhymes collection. (Check it out at www.liferhymes.com). Also did a cover for Kamau’s Always on Top search engine optimization primer which will be available within a few days at www.passionprofit.com/alwaysontop
No matter how busy I get, I realize that I really love the site/book/marketing plan design process. So, in addition to doing the workshops and coaching, I have to remember to
After the workshop/book signing in Harlem on Saturday, I now have a few coaching clients signing on. Also heard from a client who has a game coming out that I predict will be a good seller! (Can’t give any more details right now, but stay tuned to this blog for the big announcement)
My printer just informed me that copies of Turn Your Passion Into Profit have been bound, boxed and on their way to Baker & Taylor. So, soon they’ll be flying off the shelves in bookstores around the country! The decision to go the retail store route is primarily one for exposure. I make considerably less per book when sold to a wholesaler like Baker & Taylor. However, I know there’s a market that I wouldn’t otherwise reach by selling exclusively on the web. So, at the suggestion of the good folks at Barnes & Noble, I lowered the cost from $29.95 to $24.95 and made it available for retail store sale.
Just spent an hour interviewing Kamau to put the finishing touches on his book.
Today was a good day! I spent some time using Adobe Photoshop teaching myself how to create 3D covers for some books I’m working on. The first is my soon-to-be-released Life Rhymes collection. (Check it out at www.liferhymes.com). Also did a cover for Kamau’s Always on Top search engine optimization primer which will be available within a few days at www.passionprofit.com/alwaysontop
No matter how busy I get, I realize that I really love the site/book/marketing plan design process. So, in addition to doing the workshops and coaching, I have to remember to
After the workshop/book signing in Harlem on Saturday, I now have a few coaching clients signing on. Also heard from a client who has a game coming out that I predict will be a good seller! (Can’t give any more details right now, but stay tuned to this blog for the big announcement)
My printer just informed me that copies of Turn Your Passion Into Profit have been bound, boxed and on their way to Baker & Taylor. So, soon they’ll be flying off the shelves in bookstores around the country! The decision to go the retail store route is primarily one for exposure. I make considerably less per book when sold to a wholesaler like Baker & Taylor. However, I know there’s a market that I wouldn’t otherwise reach by selling exclusively on the web. So, at the suggestion of the good folks at Barnes & Noble, I lowered the cost from $29.95 to $24.95 and made it available for retail store sale.
Just spent an hour interviewing Kamau to put the finishing touches on his book.
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