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Tuesday, February 25, 2014

Cures for Videophobia

Afraid? I'm not afraid!
Yesterday, Panzer had Sophie Lizard's post about getting your video blogging done.

Today, he's got a post by Lou Bortone at The Future of Ink blog. Lou's post addresses the fears we all have about appearing in a video. The post has five steps to help you overcome those fears.

If your fears are holding you back from making a video and you want to overcome them, tootle over to Cures for Videophobia

Friday, January 24, 2014

Panzer parked the Panzermobile over at The Future of Ink today. In a guest post Lou Bortone reviews five video tools.

Panzer wants you to definitely check out these tools. You can do video in your emails. You can accept video from your friends and visitors to your site. You can do animations. Or you can set up your own television studio.

If you want to check out these video tools, tootle over to Five Video Tools

Tuesday, December 17, 2013

Kristen Eckstein's Success With Kindle Ebooks

Christmas is coming!
Panzer has been hearing a lot about Kristen Eckstein lately. It seems like everywhere he goes in the Catosphere his friends are meowing about her.

Why?

Earlier this year she challenged herself to write one Kindle ebook per week ... and ... then she did it ... and ... then her ebooks started hitting the top 100 at Amazon.

The Future of Ink blog has an interview with Kristen about how she managed those sales and tips for how other writers can achieve their own Amazon success.

If you want to learn how to skip writer's blog and hit the top 100 at Amazon, tootle over to Kristen Eckstein Success Kindle Ebooks

Tuesday, November 5, 2013

At the back?
Panzer and I were enjoying a little trip out in the Catosphere today. We stopped in at The Future of Ink to read a guest post by Shelley Hitz.

Shelley talks about the three things we should include at the back of our ebooks. Her list includes 1) information about your opt-in list, 2) information about your other ebooks, and 3) requesting reviews at Amazon. She includes samples from her own books to illustrate each item on her list.

If you want to read the whole list, tootle over to The Future of Ink.

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