101 Writing Tweets: 101 Tips and Tweets About Writing How-to Books for the Kindle

Publisher Marketing: Writing books for Kindle and other markets is a growing industry. By 2012, Amazon reported that Kindle eBooks were outselling other formats by a factor of 2 to 1 and the numbers were still growing. The opportunities for the new writer to build a business are enormous. People write for many reasons. Maybe you are interested in writing a book to build your brand, improve sales, and improve your professional standing. Or maybe you have a message that you absolutely must get out there. Or maybe you want to build a career writing books. Whatever your reason, writing a book is no longer the exclusive domain of those special people we call authors. You can write a book too. Glen Ford regularly tweets about writing topics on his Twitter account under the user name of PMPsicle. In this book, he has taken the 101 of the best 140 character knowledge bursts of Twitter and then explained what each tweet means in words that even a new writer can understand. These tips cover the whole life cycle of writing from initial market planning through writing and even to promoting your book. Sample chapters from the table of contents: CHAPTER 1: TWEETS, TIPS AND THE WRITING LIFE CHAPTER 2: WRITING AS A BUSINESS CHAPTER 3: THE PROCESS OF WRITING CHAPTER 4: PLANNING YOUR BOOK CHAPTER 5: RE SEARCHING FOR FACTS CHAPTER 6: MAP YOUR WAY CHAPTER 7: FILLING IN THE WORDS CHAPTER 8: POLISHING CHAPTER 9: GETTING YOUR BOOK OUT THERE CHAPTER 10: FINDING READERS CHAPTER 11: CONCLUSION