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Article Title: How To Maximize Your Profit From Infopreneuring
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You might have heard the word of infopreneuring several times.
While it is not a mystery, many people still don't understand
how infopreneuring works and how they can profit from it.

Assuming that you have indeed got involved in infopreneuring
activities, you may guess that the hardest part of
infopreneuring is when day and night you struggle write,
rewrite, proofread, edit and reedit your writing to make your
manuscript perfect.

Unfortunately, the hardest part is not those things mentioned
above. The hardest part of infopreneuring activities is to get
the manuscript distributed and then read by your intended
audience. Obviously, you need a publisher to print and
distribute your manuscript to bookstores and other distribution
channel.

Unless you can selfpublish your manuscript, there are several
things you have to do before you see your manuscript reside on
bookstore shelves.

To work with a publisher, you�ll need to send out query letters
and/or a book proposal. This is a letter or a few pages briefly
describing your text, why it is unique, characteristics of your
target market and how you can help market the book. Most
publishers don�t accept unsolicited manuscripts, so you�ll need
to convince them to read yours. If they request that you forward
your entire manuscript, you have one foot in the door. Be
prepared to send more than one query and don�t expect a
response next week.

There are writer's guides that serve as excellent resources to
find publishers who specialize in your particular genre. These
guides list the percentage of new authors published as well as
the percentage of sales they pay. You may find pay rates
ranging from 5-10% of sales. Some pay on wholesale sales and
others on the retail amount. Do the math. Perhaps your book
will retail for $14.95 and the publisher will pay 6% on retail.
This means you will earn 90 cents per book sold. Of course don�t
forget that the publisher is doing all the printing,
distributing, and marketing of your text.

So, how to maximize your profit from infopreneuring if you only
get 90 cents per book sold? Simply forget the publishers and
publish your manuscript by yourself. You may need some advance
cash to print your manuscript into books and do the marketing.
But don't worry. You have alternative to monetize your book
easily and less expensively. How? Convert your book into ebook
and use the internet to distribute and market it.

When you selfpublish your works, you still have to pay upfront
and do all the initial publishing works. But it worth it.
Especially when you selfpublish through the internet.

About The Author: Indratno Widiarto is the editor of
Infopreneur World, a site dedicated to
http://infopreneurworld.com. He also maintain blog about
http://bisnisweb.blogspot.com in Bahasa.

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