Whenever I’ve come out with a new book, about half of Americans ask me, "How are you going to market it?"<\/p>\n
I hate that. I’m not into marketing. I just want to do the work and let my work finds its natural level. I think of my reporting as deconstructing "marketing" and getting to the truth.<\/p>\n
Well, how’s it working for me?<\/p>\n
Not well.<\/p>\n
I’m alone, I live in a hovel and everybody hates me.<\/p>\n
So in my quest to earn an honorable livelihood, I’ve been studying internet marketers. And I’ve found I’m loving it. I find it hard to go to bed before midnight and I like to be up by 7 a.m (about half the time in between is sleep and the rest of the time I’m listening to books on CD<\/a> or Dennis Prager radio shows<\/a>).<\/p>\n Here are my favorite marketers. I think they important things to say to everybody:<\/p>\n * Joel Comm<\/a> I feel like I’m learning about human nature and it’s exciting.<\/p>\n I’m up to $10 a day from my Adsense.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Whenever I’ve come out with a new book, about half of Americans ask me, "How are you going to market it?" I hate that. I’m not into marketing. I just want to do the work and let my work finds … Continue reading
\n* Frank Kern<\/a>
\n* Neil Strauss<\/a>
\n* Armand Morin<\/a>
\n* Jay Abraham<\/a><\/p>\n