Introduction
When authors do market research for their book they often look at similar books to see how they are doing in the market. However, Amazon doesn’t post unit book sales figures. At most, they provide the overall ranking of a book. This blog provides a table that can be used to estimate the daily sales based on a book’s overall rank. Continue reading
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I just published my chapter book Oliver Dingle-Mouse: Business Mouse. It is available in both ebook and paperback formats from Amazon. For the next 3 days as a free ebook download, so take this opportunity to download it (and tell your friends) from Amazon.
Story Synopsis
Oliver Dingle-Mouse has found what he has been looking for in Mr. Rat’s junkyard, a piano. There is only one problem, he doesn’t have any money to buy it. Mr. Rat talks the little mouse into setting up a farming business to earn the money to buy the piano. To make a profit, Oliver enters into partnership with his friends Dianna and Timmy Goo-Cheese and learns what it takes to run a business. Continue reading
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People often suggest holding an email meeting as an alternative to face-to-face meetings. This book identifies the rules of order that no longer apply, rules that we need to rewrite and new rules that are unique to email meetings. Available from Amazon.
A computer program has chosen 8 young people to replace the original Mars Colonists. The new colonists must get along and all agree to go, or the mission is off. The only person that might be able to keep the colonists together is their leader, the Flamen Martialis, but who is this person? Available from Amazon.
The year is 1428. A young Hok'ee lives with his mother on the edge of a First Nations village as outcasts. The Chief gives Hok'ee an opportunity to restore his family's name and to establish a household of his own. All Hok'ee needs to do is bring back the scalp of Sasquatch. However, what he discovers about Sasquatch changes his life. Available from Amazon.
Oliver Dingle-Mouse has found what he has been looking for in Mr. Rat's junkyard, a piano. There is only one problem; he does not have any money to buy it. Mr. Rat talks the little mouse into setting up a farming business to earn the money to buy the piano. To make a profit, Oliver enters into partnership with his friends Dianna and Timmy Goo-Cheese and learns what it takes to run a business. Available from Amazon. | Tony Dingwell on One-Liner Wednessdays —… |
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