© Copyright 2009,
EJ Thornton
This book is presented in a free format here by the author and publisher. All rights reserved .
How to Use
the Sources
You've listed all the books that helped
you write your book and have their ISBN's.
The first place this list is used is at the back of your book, where you list in a bibliography style all the books that were used when creating this book. If you want to list websites as well, that can help you with your campaign of asking for endorsements, but websites are optional.
Go to any and all online booksellers that allow you to enter reviews and enter a review that credits this book with valuable information that made your book possible - name your book in the review. The longer reviews are given more credibility, so make it at least a good 5 sentence, well polished paragraph clearly stating why this book was so valuable to you.
Then, create a listmania list and enter the same review next to this book's list mania entry. Remember to put your book at the top of this listmania list.
These reviews can also be included in your rolling quotes file and list these books right next to yours on the topic pages you create.
When using our automated Associative Marketing system, all the citations and reviews are used as separate entries in the rolling quotes area. This is the area at the bottom of the page which automatically changes on a daily basis. There are many other types of information we put into the rolling quotes area, but the sources for your book provide very good content.
How to Use
the Recommended
Reading List
You've listed all the books you recommend
and have their ISBN's.
The first place this list is used is at the back of your book, where you list the names of the books, the authors and the ISBN's of all the books you'd recommend your reader also read. They don't have to be related to your topic at all. This list gives the reader a better feel for who you are. If you have display quotes at the top of your chapters, you should list each and every one of the books you quoted.
Go to any and all online booksellers that allow you to enter reviews and enter a review that explains why you think the recommended book is worth reading.. The longer reviews are given more credibility, so make it at least a good 5 sentence, well polished paragraph clearly stating why this book was so valuable to you.
Then, using the exact same information create a listmania list and enter the same review next to the list mania entry. Put your book at the top of this listmania list.
The reviews can also be included in the rolling quotes file and the books should be listed right next to yours on the topic pages you create.
When using our automated Associative Marketing system, all the citations and reviews are used as separate entries in the rolling quotes area. This is the area at the bottom of the page which automatically changes on a daily basis. There are many other types of information we put into the rolling quotes area, but a recommended reading list provides very good content.
Last updated on: Thursday, September 02, 2010
|
