The Ideal
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Here's How
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What better showcase can you have than your very own Web site? You can use it for manuscript publishing and marketing.
A Web site is particularly well suited for:
- How-to guides publishing,
- Short stories publishing,
- Publishing poems online as well as,
- Publishing essays.
Having your own Web site is like having your own private, tireless, efficient, effective, totally dedicated, and devoted marketing agent.
Your site is up 24 hours per day, seven days a week, attracting visitors, and showing off your talents.
In addition, manuscript publishing on your own Web site means you do not have to share the visitor traffic with countless other writers. Many writers choose to have a page on a Web site designed to host hundreds of writers.
They do so usually because they believe that they cannot afford a Web site of their own, or even build one themselves. In doing so, they hand over their fate, as author, to someone with a different purpose in mind.
You can now create a high performance Web Site without:
ever writing a line of code,
or even hire the services of specialists.
The technological barriers have been taken down.
- You simply choose the Web site page template with a look and feel that you like.
- You just write, using your favorite word processor.
- Then, you cut and paste in your chosen Web site template.
In a single move, you can neatly sidestep two major hurdles:
Manuscript Publishing
and
Marketing.
I Made The Right Choice
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Against all odds, I have all the makings of a runaway best seller! I am absolutely convinced that I would never have done it if I had stubbornly continued to try and get published the traditional way.
I do not consider myself a professional, or even a particularly good writer. Have a look around my site, and judge for yourself.
If I could do it, you can too, and likely better!
Frank Sinatra sang "I'll do it my way" ... and he made it big time. What that song means is that nobody can write about what you know best better than you. There lies the key to the success of your Web site.
To Stand Out In The Crowd
According to Netcraft.com, there were around 38 million active Web sites on the WWW in early 2006, and the number was growing by the hundreds if not thousands every day.My site has risen to the position it enjoys today for the following reasons:
- I use a comprehensive, and user friendly set of tools and services that are provided by my Web host. Everything is included in the hosting fee, which is less than one dollar a day! How's that for affordability?
- I follow the guides and tutorials supplied with the hosting services.
- I concentrate on offering useful and keyword-focused content.
- I started with a well thought out plan, and I stick to my plan.
As a result, I take care of all my manuscript publishing right on my Web pages. My Web site does all the marketing for me in a relentless, very effective manner.
As proof, you can see what Alexa.com reports my traffic ranking is today. Note that I posted the first page of my site only a short while ago, on December 13, 2005.
When your site rises to within the top 3% of all Web sites in the world (i.e. a traffic ranking less than one million), it enjoys a considerable amount of visibility.
Such high visibility means that your readership increases daily.
Create Your Web Agent
Given your writing skills, and the same tools, tutorials, and services I use, you can also create a high performing Web site.Your site can rise in the top 3% of all active sites on the WWW, and give you the visibility you deserve.
Market yourself on the Web.
Take on the job of manuscript publishing right on your site.
Let your Web site be your trustworthy marketing agent.
I can help you plan, and build, a Web site that will let you become
a successful author on the Web
where the entire world is your market.
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