Ken Nadreau’s latest article is titled “Editing and Proofreading Are Critical Parts Of Self Publishing”. Nadreau says, “Everybody’s writing eBooks now, yet I’m wondering how many appreciate that editing and proofreading are critical parts of self publishing and eBook sales. If you’ve taken a look at the Kindle Library at all, then you know when you click on a book cover, you get to read the first several pages of an eBook to see if you like it”. Editing and Proofreading Are Critical Parts Of Self Publishing Ken Nadreau’s ‘Advanced Market Training’ Blog  [...]

Ken Nadreau’s latest article is titled “Keep The Conversation Going”. Nadreau says, “Promotions are in effect, a chance to keep the conversation going about a product. So start talking, but don’t forget to listen as well! The term “promotion” is another one of those words that have a greater and lesser degree of meaning. It can be anything from a simple advertisement, to a full on campaign”. Keep The Conversation Going Ken Nadreau’s ‘Advanced Market Training’ Blog  [...]

Ken Nadreau’s latest article is titled “That Quantity Over Quality Thing Again”. Nadreau says, “Weren’t we past that quantity over quality thing already? Yet once again, we’re being told shoving content of any sort at buyers is a great way to make a lot of fast cash. When will some people ever learn? I’d like to talk to you about Amazon’s Kindle Direct Publishing system, they call KDP, and why that quantity over quality thing may not be such a good way of approaching it”. That Quantity Over Quality Thing Again Ken Nadreau’s ‘Advanced Market Training’... [...]

Ken Nadreau’s latest article is titled “Challenging Yourself To Learn”. Nadreau says, “No one will fault you if, after challenging yourself to learn, you still need help and advice to grow your business. But anyone can and will have the power to take advantage of you if you don’t exhaust all your own resources first”. Challenging Yourself To Learn Ken Nadreau’s ‘Advanced Market Training’ Blog  [...]

Ken Nadreau’s latest article is titled “Keeping Up With Integration”. Nadreau says, “Keeping up with integration of new technology can be frustrating, especially when it seems some marketers can jump on this stuff in a split second and make it part of their business model while you barely have time to blink. How can they do that? I mean, it’s like one minute someone invents the smart phone, and the next, mobile marketing strategies are being taught all over the place while most of us are still sitting there trying to figure out how to plug phone numbers into it”. Keeping Up... [...]

Ken Nadreau’s latest article is titled “Consistent Marketing”. Nadreau says, “Which do you think is better, persistent or consistent marketing? They almost sound like the same thing at first glance, but they’re not. So what’s the difference? Well, from a receiver’s standpoint, both are about what one would come to expect. However, from a marketing position, one is definitely better than the other”. Consistent Marketing Ken Nadreau’s ‘Advanced Market Training’ Blog  [...]

Ken Nadreau’s latest article is titled “New Google Algorithm Is Not Origami”. Nadreau says, “No, the new Google algorithm is not origami, but it does have something to do with folds. In this case its about what shows up above the fold on your website. I don’t have to explain what origami is, do I? It’s the Japanese art of folding paper to create beautiful 3D models. “Ori” means folding, “gami” means paper”. New Google Algorithm Is Not Origami Ken Nadreau’s ‘Advanced Market Training’ Blog  [...]

Ken Nadreau’s latest article is titled “Maintaining Your Message Relevancy”. Nadreau says, “Your message relevancy isn’t about keywords, SEO, or any of that. In fact, you’d be better off if your content did get lost in some obscure sandbox somewhere, than if it was visibly spouting off impertinent, outdated or overstated material. Your message is your power. It’s what turns you, an ordinary person into a thought leader, your visitors into followers, and readers into students”. Maintaining Your Message Relevancy Ken Nadreau’s ‘Advanced Market Training’... [...]

Ken Nadreau’s latest article is titled “Writing Responsible Content”. Nadreau says, “OK, well maybe this is tweaking the definition of what writing responsible content means, but if you take “responsible” as being “answerable,” it seems it can be taken two very different, yet valid ways. Naturally, you’re responsible for any content you write, in that if you steer people wrong or deceive with it, you’ll be called to answer for it in one way or another”. Writing Responsible Content Ken Nadreau’s ‘Advanced Market Training’ Blog  [...]

Ken Nadreau’s latest article is titled “The Forgotten Purpose Of Marketing”. Nadreau says, “Ultimately, the reason why you’re into marketing is to make money, but only by fully understanding the purpose of marketing will all the pieces fall into place so you can be in the position to profit from it. And let me tell you, except for a few, the real purpose of marketing has been largely forgotten”. The Forgotten Purpose Of Marketing Ken Nadreau’s ‘Advanced Market Training’ Blog  [...]