Bob Burnham
Entrepreneur, Consultant and # 1 Amazon Best Selling Author of "101 Reasons Why You Must Write A Book"
For Information on How to Write and Publish your Own Book go to Expert Author- http://www.expertauthorpublishing.com
Bob started his carpet cleaning business in 1976 and quickly built it to 26 locations across Canada. By the time he was 30 years old he had 600 full and part time employees and did over 6 million dollars in annual sales. Bob sold all the locations across Canada and retained only the British Columbia locations, which were expanded into Flood and Fire restoration and are still operating successfully today. Through both the marketing of his fire and flood companies and franchising Bob has developed many marketing strategies that have propelled profits both for his own businesses and many other who have come to him for help. Bob spends tens of thousand each year on seminars, CD’s and is a voracious reader to help both his companies and others achieve massive success. Many of the people he has worked with have had success on many levels due to Bob’s keen sense of
identifying the hidden opportunities in their businesses.




how to Build a Blog with WordPress
By: anilrgowda | 23/11/2009This article is all about how to install a WordPress blog on user’s own domain and personalizing their Web presence. Most of the blog writing beginners use free services that have customization options but they won’t be at their best. Users can alter their Weblog by introducing their own blogging software and make settings according to their wish.
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By: Michael Murray | 21/11/2009When shopping for discount vitamins online, you must first know the supplements and vitamins that are most beneficial.
Why I Don't Care What You Think of My Writing*
By: Dwight Clough | 20/11/2009*And why that should be great news for you What I'm about to tell you will change your writing career. Most writers secretly hope their work might be good enough to be published, and maybe even to become a best seller. Most writers tentatively share excerpts with fellow writers hoping their dreams of glory will be affirmed, secretly fearing they will not. Not me.
Why Self Publish?
By: Patrika Vaughn | 19/11/2009Replying to a comment earlier today got me all fired up. I replied with four good reasons to self-publish, but they are just the tip of the iceberg. So here's a longer list, with more details. Enjoy!
How to Get Published
By: Patrika Vaughn | 19/11/2009Ever wonder how a writer becomes a published author? Or how a book makes it to the top?
Getting Your Book Published Despite Constant Rejection
By: Jim Green | 17/11/2009You try and try and try again to get your book published but each time you try to have a proposal for publication accepted, commissioning authors relentlessly respond with a terse, painful, “NO!”. Stop beating yourself up over rejection – you are not to blame for the fact that you have yet to savour success in getting a book published - and you are not alone.
Xlibris Offers its New Premium UK Publishing Package at Introductory Price
By: Michael McCain | 17/11/2009In celebration of Xlibris’ entry into the UK publishing industry, authors who choose the Premium Package save £600 and receive free book returnability programme.
Top Reasons to Buy Downloadable Audiobooks
By: Alex | 16/11/2009The increasing popularity of audio books leads to a question: "What is so special about them?" Here are eight benefits of downloadable MP3 audio books.
Book Marketing - How Rich Authors Make Money
By: Bob Burnham | 28/02/2008 | Article MarketingEver wonder how some authors seem to steal the limelight and the profits while others collect dust on bookstore shelves? Some of those really well off authors are not even that good. You read their books and think "I could write better than this."
How to Write a Book, 4 Simple Strategies
By: Bob Burnham | 27/02/2008 | Article MarketingWriting a book doesn't have to be complicated. The image of the frustrated writer sitting at their typewriter with piles of balled up paper at their feet is a myth. In fact, when you use a few simple strategies, writing a book can be accomplished quickly and professionally - no writer's block and no piles of balled up paper.
Publishing a Book, 10 Money Saving Secrets
By: Bob Burnham | 27/02/2008 | PublishingOne of the myths about self publishing is that it is expensive. The truth is, many self published authors have published for little or nothing out of pocket. That means every single cent earned is profit. Learn how to self publish for next to nothing, or even for free...
How Technology Has Made Book Publishing Accessible to Everyone
By: Bob Burnham | 25/02/2008 | Article MarketingThanks to technology and the internet writing, publishing, marketing, and even fulfillment and distribution for your book can be handled online. These leaps in technology and this open and easy access has opened publishing to anyone with internet access. Do you have internet access? Take a look at what you can do today!
Book Marketing is Critical to Your Success as an Author
By: Bob Burnham | 25/02/2008 | Publishing"Being an author is 5% writing and 95% promotion." -Anonymous. Once you write your book, how are you going to tell people about it? The old adage, if you build it they will come doesn't work in publishing - just movies about baseball. What does work in publishing is marketing. Now many people hear the word marketing and shut down. Marketing is for sales people after all, right? Wrong. Marketing is simply telling people about your book.
10 Massive Benefits You Get When You Become an Author
By: Bob Burnham | 25/02/2008 | Article MarketingBecoming an author is a dream held by many and accomplished by few. Why is it accomplished by so few? Typically the majority of us are misinformed about how easy it is to write a book nor are we familiar with the amazing and massive benefits of becoming an author. Read more to learn 10 massive benefits of becoming an author.
3 Simple Shortcuts to Writing a Book
By: Bob Burnham | 25/02/2008 | Article MarketingShortcuts often have a bad connotation. They get you lost for one and they have the implication that you are cheating or not doing the full job. Baloney! When you are writing a book, shortcuts can mean the difference between publication tomorrow or publication next year. I vote for tomorrow, how about you?