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That’s it – I’m off

OK so Friday rolls around ever quicker and if you have been following events on twitter – you will know that the social media apprentice is launching on Monday at 10am.
I have been beavering away the last few days to get things ready.
The social media apprentice is a 20 week program taking you from no knowledge at all – to being armed with the exact tools you need to propel your business forward using social media.
It feels a bit like the calm before the storm at the moment and if you haven’t registered for exclusive early bird offer of £49.50 + VAT per 4 weeks then you need to get over and register. (Oh and the first week is just £1+ VAT).
Anyway – whatever you are doing for the weekend – have a good one.
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How to write a book

How to write a book is a question that almost everyone (at least secretly) asks themselves at some stage in their life.
For a small business owner, consultant, coach, trainer, academic or aspiring Director or Chief Executive, it is a necessity.
Why?
Being an author conveys respect and credibility like no other medium in your network and industry.
Being a published author aligns you with leading thinkers in your industry and while the technology exists for almost anyone with a web connection to publish an “ebook” – the feeling of owning your own physical book is second to none.
But where to start?
Who hasn’t secretly started writing at page 1 and then lost interest or inclination at page 10 (or even before that)?
The truth is, is that it is different to that – much different.
To help you out, I have narrated 64 minutes 24 seconds of what I did and how I did it when I wrote “Confessions of an Interim Manager”
I should warn you that there are no whizzy graphics and flashy power point in this course. I am not a professional or polished presenter so all you get is information. No fluff or filler here.
In total, there are 8 slides totalling over 64 minutes including.
Why write a book -the mindset you need to have.
The writing process – what I did and how I made it fit around my other family duties.
The editing process – The single most important rule you must follow to avoid getting in a mess.
Using word – How you can use a tool that you probably don’t even know you already have installed on your computer.
Outsourcing tasks – How you can get rid of the awkward jobs. How to find people who will absolutely love you for giving them your worse jobs.
Which publisher – Who will handle all the publishing and customer queries and who did I chose? The answer may suprise you…
For just £37 – you can have the contents of my head – (what I did and the lessons I learnt when writing the book) instantly.
You get unlimited access to the training for 30 days – log in as many times as you want.
The training is streamed directly to your computer – nothing to download. (You just need the flash player which is installed in 99.5% of computers).
To get 20% discount C5FAB85225 (only valid until 5th March 2010)

You should also standby for some more product news later on this week – when the #socmap hashtag will be revealed.
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