Getting Published or E-published/Expert Profile

Expertise

I would love to answer all your questions related to e-publishing including how to choose a profitable niche, write your material quickly, publish your work, and market your work effectively online. This includes how-to info on how to create and sell small reports, ebooks, tutorials, infoproduct systems, etc.

Experience in the area

I am a seasoned online entrepreneur and info-publishing strategist who uses e-publishing to create multiple streams of income in my existing counseling and coaching business. I work with individuals and groups on how to effectively use e-publishing to establish credibility in their marketplaces, as well as how use it for generating more income in their businesses. I have published many (too many to list here:-) income-generating small reports, ebooks, tutorials, training programs and am currently writing a print book on how entrepreneurs can use info-publishing to boost their businesses.

Organizations

Information Marketing Association
International Coaching Federation

Publications

The New York Times
Gannet News Service

Education/Credentials

B.A. Print Journalism - Howard University
M.S.W. Clinical Social Work - New York University
Coaching Certificate - The Institute For Life Coach Training

What do you like about this subject?

I am extremely passionate about e-publishing and info-publishing because I truly believe that the times are changing and evolving -- allowing the average solopreneur and entrepreneur to establish credibility and visibility in their marketplace while still making a great living do it!

What do you still hope to achieve/learn in this field?

I am always learning something new about the world of electronic and print publishing, as it is a rapidly evolving information source. I hope to reach as many people as I can during the course of my career and show them how their small part of this movement can truly bring them the freedom lifestyle so many of us are seeking.

Something interesting about this subject that others may not know:

Most e-publishers and writers make more money marketing and selling their work via this medium than through traditional publishing -- based on the simple fact that with e-publishing you own your work and collect all the profits. In traditional publishing, you do not.

Something controversial or provocative about this subject

As technology grows by leaps and bounds (ex. Amazon's Kindle), more people rather save the trees, and are opting to view their favorite novels, non-fiction titles, blogs, newspapers, and more on computers and hand held electronic devices. I see this only growing as the technology becomes more affordable.