I suppose my thoughts about Seth Godin’s blog posts amount to a kind of web series, don’t they? There’s a theme and a continuing series of posts, so … I guess. 🙂
Anyhow, here’s what I’ve got today.
More Thoughts About Seth Godin’s Blog – Part 3
Lessons Learned from Seth Godin
Personally, I think one of the most interesting blogs today is Seth Godin’s. I read his blog daily, because 1) it’s easy to read, 2) he gets to the point (usually) without a lot of filler words, and 3) he has a lot of good suggestions to offer for anyone in almost any career.
If you haven’t read Seth’s blog, here are my take-aways from the last few blog posts I’ve read:
About “Not for Diana”
This story is ostensibly about the ability to sell a necklace that says “Diana” on it.
Imagine how many more you could sell, one man says, if it read “Not Diana”, because there are so many more of those!
A Kindle Publishing Story of Rags to Riches (And Vice Versa)
I ventured into self-publishing by accident really. I intended to release my out-of-print novel to get the work out there, for what it was worth. This was in 2009. At the time of its release, I discovered Kindle publishing (the only game in town, at that time). When Nook became available, I hopped onto that, too.
The volume of sales my book had at $0.99 turned out to be much higher than I could get when I priced the book higher. So even though I was earning a lower royalty rate, the volume of sales was so much higher, I was actually making more money.