This may not be the easiest thing to do, but look for current events that you can connect to your niche. For example, when the Amazon Kindle made some changes, I wrote to my list and told them about it. Then I reminded them of the webinar training I had done to show how to submit your eBooks and short reports for publication by Amazon for Kindle users.
The idea was that my list would be interested in knowing about the Kindle because I teach eBook writing, as well as internet marketing. This was in the news so I jumped on the story and shared it with my list.
Once a month you can do an online search for stories related to your topic. Keep your eyes open all the time, but if you spend one hour every month doing this type of search it will really pay off. This helps to position you as an expert in your field.
Great suggestion, Connie! This will help me with article ideas too. I always appreciate your ideas…thanks for starting this great blog.
Leslie Cardinal
Hi, Connie,
I was going to buy your book for my Kindle, but it’s not yet available in that format. Do you have any idea when it will be available for Kindle?
This morning it suddenly hit me that the least expensive Kindle is now about the same price of a good quality set of bookshelves, but it definitely takes up much less space! 🙂 Since my wee house is already overflowing with books, I’ve made the commitment to purchase my reference books only as eBooks. (Plus, Kindle’s bookmark/highlight features make it much easier for me to pinpoint the info I need.)
Thanks for the wonderful site, lots of good information,
Lorraine
P.S. I found you through Pat O’Bryan.
Lorraine – this particular book will be available on Kindle in December, but I have five other books that are already in the Kindle store. You can take a look at them by going to http://huntersmoononline.com/connieonkindle to see what’s available.
Connie