Writers Advised to Stop the Starving Artist Notion and Grab Onto the Potential Profits of Making Money on the Internet.
November 16, 2006 (Press Release) --
Tiffany Dow of http://www.Writing4Profits.com has launched a new eBook teaching freelance writers to make money without Print on Demand, Publishing Houses, or Agent fees.
In A Writer's Guide to Internet Marketing, Mrs. Dow shows exactly why writers have to stop portraying the starving artist who believe selling their talent is like selling their souls. "There are two groups of writersss in society - those who do it as a hobby and passion and those who want to do it as a career," says Dow.
The guide, based on over five years of hands on apprenticeship in the world of Internet Marketing, teaches writers to create their own non-fiction eBook, launch it with very little cost, and see profits ranging from $37-97 per customer. "I'm tired of writers complaining that they can't find freelance writing jobs," says Dow. "You don't need to find jobs - you need to create products."
To prove that the product has merit, Dow offers the first chapter absolutely free on her website - and sends out weekly Writing for Profit tips to her free newsletter subscribers. To date, there has been a zero refund rate.
As soon as the writer finishes reading A Writer's Guide to Internet Marketing, he or she can also become an affiliate for the product and earn $18.50 for each customer they send to http://www.Writing4Profits.com.
In A Writer's Guide to Internet Marketing, Mrs. Dow shows exactly why writers have to stop portraying the starving artist who believe selling their talent is like selling their souls. "There are two groups of writersss in society - those who do it as a hobby and passion and those who want to do it as a career," says Dow.
The guide, based on over five years of hands on apprenticeship in the world of Internet Marketing, teaches writers to create their own non-fiction eBook, launch it with very little cost, and see profits ranging from $37-97 per customer. "I'm tired of writers complaining that they can't find freelance writing jobs," says Dow. "You don't need to find jobs - you need to create products."
To prove that the product has merit, Dow offers the first chapter absolutely free on her website - and sends out weekly Writing for Profit tips to her free newsletter subscribers. To date, there has been a zero refund rate.
As soon as the writer finishes reading A Writer's Guide to Internet Marketing, he or she can also become an affiliate for the product and earn $18.50 for each customer they send to http://www.Writing4Profits.com.
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