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I just got my copy in the mail today of the Websavvy Writer, and I can’t wait to dig into it.

I understand that writers hate marketing. The truth is, a lot of people do. However, if you want to make a living as a writer, you had better be a good writer.

Quite frankly I’m tired of this idea that if you are a good writer you will get read. You have to be literary for your writing to be good.

Tell that to Mark Twain, Ernest Hemingway, F. Scott Fitzgerald, and others because it really is a bunch of baloney.

You become a successful writer because you get out there and bust your butt long after your book is written.

I’ve taken plenty of criticism for my writing, my websites, and my business over the years. Let me be honest: it always comes from the ones who’ve never made it. Ignore them. People will criticize you at their expense because they can’t cut it.

Anyway, if you are looking for a way to market your book, or you want to get more book sales out of your current book, this book will definitely show you how to do it.

It’s filled with tons of suggestions for how to market your book online, as well as thousands of links you can use to get the word out about your book.

You’ll also learn how to build your writer’s site so you make more sales, as well as using search engine optimization to promote your book.

Every marketing method you need, like RSS, blogging, ezines, podcasts, online chats, and more is covered. Patrice shows you how to use each one of these methods to get more book sales.

You’ll also learn how to multiply your product offerings to make more money from your book.

Patrice-Anne Rutledge really knows what she’s talking about because she’s the author of 24 best sellers.

If you’re really looking to launch your writing career into high gear, no matter what your book is about, this book is definitely for you. (I’ll be keeping my copy on my desk).