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Writing and selling a book is not all fun and frolic. It’s also a lot of hard work!

Some authors will read superb guides to marketing their new book (like Mark Joyner’s BESTSELLER BLUEPRINT) and follow it in an effort to hit the best-seller lists.

Others will stumble their way through mistakes and muddles, often getting lost and confused.

And few will prefer to study what others have done with their own book launches, to see what they can copy, emulate and reverse-engineer. That is the group who will benefit from reading this post – because it lists, in one convenient location, all the bits and pieces I have created and put together for the launch of my new book,

“Think, Write & Retire – How To Turn Words Into Wealth, Easily!“

The book launches on August 25th, 2009

So, here’s what went into the build-up to my book launch:

Think, Write & Retire Book Trailer – watch it on YouTube

Think, Write & Retire Photo Album – see it here

Think, Write & Retire Knol – read it here

Think, Write & Retire on Amapedia – see it here

Think, Write & Retire Manifesto – download it here

Think, Write & Retire Facebook Page – see it here

Think, Write & Retire Blog – read it here

Think, Write & Retire on Twitter – follow it here

Think, Write & Retire Launch Website – see it here

Think, Write & Retire Squidoo Lens – this is it

Think, Write & Retire Interviews – like this

Think, Write & Retire Press Release – like this

Think, Write & Retire Author Site – this is one of them

Think, Write & Retire Hub Pages – like this

Whew! There may be more that I’ve overlooked, but these are the important ones that kept me busy during the build-up to the launch.

I also spent time networking with partners who will be helping spread the word during the launch. As you can see, this takes time, effort and discipline. It’s easy to get lost and miss out on critically important steps – without a plan or blueprint.

I highly recommend Mark Joyner’s BESTSELLER BLUEPRINT for this – without that guide, I may not have got half as much done!

If you have any thoughts or comments about any of these resources I created for the launch of “Think, Write & Retire”, please post them here. And if you have any questions about book marketing or being an infopreneur, go ahead and post them too.

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