Goodreads can be a powerful tool for selling books.

Take a look into Goodreads and take baby steps.

Goodreads: Some useful tips

1. If you haven’t already joined Goodreads, take a moment to google Goodreads and become an active member.
2. Take a moment to add friends. You can find a list of people on your home stream to add as friends. When you have time, add a couple of friends. This equates to adding to your newsletter list, only your friends are on Goodreads.
3. All books that are on your shelf as ‘want to read’ will be advertised to your friends.
4. All books you have reviewed will show up on your friends feed.
5. If your friends on Goodreads follow you as an author, they will see your blog posts and they might be drawn to looking at your blog.
6. When someone adds you as a friend, it is always polite for you to reciprocate and add them to your friends list.
7. Join a group that likes what you write. This will give you another chance to reach out to people who read what you read.
8. Another great feature is the opportunity to recommend a book to your friends. This doesn’t have to be one of your books but certainly can be. You will also receive their recommendations.

Please share what you have found valuable on Goodreads. Authors helping authors is always a wonderful tool to help sell books.

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1040 culture—like it or not—exists because the United States government taxes personal income to raise trillions to fund the federal treasury. This amount will undoubtedly increase in the future—but so will American commerce and the GDP. The focus of this book will be how we can raise 3.5 or 5.0 or 6 trillion dollars efficiently and accurately while eliminating the unwieldy 1040 tax return process. The TFP plan, basically, is to “automatically” assess a 1 cent fee (.01 dollar) on all trackable transactions in the US (or related international transactions using American financial institutions). Say good bye to tax preparation, deductions, refunds, credits—this will be a pay-as-you-go system. Tax audits and tax-related stress will become history.