My web site, Bookmarket.com, made the web
news on November 18, 2005. Even Google picked up the news.
What did I do? Not much. Just added another useful website to my Top 101 Book Marketing sites.
Here's the news:
“The Freelance Writing Organization International now has the distinction of being named on BookMarket.com's Best Book Marketing
Sites of the Year List (http://www.bookmarket.com/101bm.htm).”
Giving awards. Highlighting good web sites. Creating halls of fame. These are
just a few of the things any web site can and should do if it wants to attract
attention and visitors. These are some of the best ways to create link
exchanges with other relevant web sites.

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the Self-Publishers Hall of Fame, and the Independent Book Publishers
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Do You Know How to Write?
“The reason why so few good books are written is that so few people who can
write know anything.” — Walter Bagehot, economist and journalist
Personally, I think anyone who knows how to write well will always write
something interesting, something worth reading.
I think the reason so few good books are written is that so many good books
never get the notice they should. The good books are being written, but so
many have not yet reached their audience.
There are clearly a lot of bad books being written, more now than ever,
especially with the growth of self-publishing and POD printing where many
books get published without any editing or selection. That doesn't make
self-publishing or POD printing bad. But it does mean that anyone, no matter
how bad a writer or how lacking in anything to say, can still get a book published.
Of course, it also means that some great stuff gets written and published that
never would have reached the light of day. So I'll take all the bad stuff as
long as the good stuff gets through.
My job is to help the good stuff get through.