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5 Reasons To Write An Ebook Based On Your Niche Blog
Hello, Inspire To Thrive readers!
I am deeply grateful to Lisa for the privilege of discussing one of my favorite topics with you today: ebooks and their potential.
I've been a writer since I could form words into sentences. All through school, I read incessantly (books that would have made my mother's hair go gray even sooner than it did), and fashioned my own stories and poems. After assisting another author to publish her debut novel, I finally published my first book – a young adult fiction novel, in ebook form – back in late December. I'm thisclose to completing my second book, a romantic comedy, which will be published very soon.
I am smitten with the ability to publish my own works with a good degree of ease, and also with the related possibilities.
Would you indulge me by answering a few questions?
Yes or No
- You've worked hard to develop a niche blog. Yes or no?
- You write about a subject for which you have a lot of passion and knowledge. Yes or no?
- You have posts rich with evergreen material hidden deep in your archives. Yes or no?
If you're a subscriber – or you clicked through a link on Facebook, LinkedIn or Twitter – to Inspire To Thrive, chances are you answered "yes" to at least two, if not all three, of those questions. And if I was to hazard a guess, I suspect that if there was a "no" among your answers, it was for the third statement. Am I right? Well, forgive me, please, but I suspect you're wrong. I suspect you're three for three, and that's a very good thing.
Ebooks Are Big Business, and Getting Bigger
Contrary to what traditionalists prefer to think, ebooks are here to stay.
At this moment (12:38pm on Tuesday, March 5, 2013), there are 1,909,868 ebooks available for sale on Amazon.com.
That's just on Amazon. I didn't even look at Kobo, Smashwords, iTunes, Google Play Books, or Barnes & Noble.
It's predicted that 65% of all children in the United States will have access to a digital reading device by the end of 2013. It's also predicted that ebook sales will reach at least 45% of the U.S. trade book market.
Readers don't need to own a Kindle or a Nook to read an ebook. Just as is the case with email and blogs, ebooks can be read on iPods, smartphones, tablets, and computers. In some cases, devices will sync, so if you happened to start reading an ebook on your Kindle, you can continue reading it on your smartphone, and finish reading it on your laptop, if you want.
Ebooks are convenient. You can carry a library of books with you, everywhere you go, if you own a digital device.
Ebooks are affordable, too. They're way more affordable than print books. Prices for ebooks start at free, and go up from there. $2.99 to $3.99 is considered the "sweet spot" when it comes to ebook pricing for a novella (25,000/30,000+ words) to a full-length novel (60,000+ words). Shorter works – novelettes, short stories, and even essays – in the 5,000- to 20,000-word range are being sold at the $.99 and $1.99 price points, or given away.
What This Means For You
You, on your niche blog, have established yourself as an expert. People read your posts because they trust you to impart accurate and helpful information about your niche.
Imagine how much more of an expert you would be considered if you were to author a book based on that information. You would compile a number of your evergreen posts, or type up a new work based on your hard-earned knowledge, and use that material to create a professional, easy-to-digest, go-anywhere ebook. The back matter of the ebook, and perhaps even the cover, would tie into the brand you've built.
You would post a linked image of it in the sidebar of your blog, which would take your readers either to a PayPal checkout screen, or to Amazon or Smashwords. Or, perhaps you would link to a PDF that can be read online or downloaded, as the reader prefers. You would add it to the publications section of your LinkedIn profile. You might mention it on Facebook and Twitter now and again (you don't want to be a human spambot), with a link, of course, which renders it easily shareable. Your regular readers will be excited, and will share, too. The likelihood that more traffic will be driven to your niche site – to you – is, well, very likely.
5 (or 6) Reasons To Write An Ebook Based On Your Niche Blog
- To establish yourself as even more of an expert in your niche.
- To add another facet to your brand.
- To dust off the valuable posts languishing in your archives, and share them with new readers.
- To offer your readers a convenient way to digest the best information you have to offer.
- To drive more traffic to your site.
- To fund your Starbucks
It's a win-win situation. Your time and knowledge to compile and/or write new material, combined with a professional-looking cover that illustrates your topic, can yield an inestimable ROI. What are you waiting for? The sky isn't even the limit anymore. Lisa did it. You can, too.
By the way, as of 1:28pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013, there are 1,912,373 ebooks available on Amazon.com.
What do you think? Is this something you would consider? Do you feel it would be a boost for your site?
~Ellen M. Gregg, Writer, Reiki master/Teacher, Ebook Creator
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Hi, Rakesh!
In my experience, the right time is when it feels right to you. The inexperience of your blog truly isn't a factor. If you have extensive knowledge about a topic that you want to share, and feel confident you have enough material to create an ebook (which needn't be long, by the way; novel-length is about 50,000 words, but for the purpose of a niche-related ebook, around 10,000 words would be plenty), then there's no reason you have to wait.
Peace. ~Ellen
I have thought about doing this several times, but the inexperience of my blog holds me from creating one. What do you think is the right time to create an eBook. At the initial stage itself, or when you hit x number of subs. I see people writing shit content, which really doesn't do anything, but make reader pissed.
I think we have a tendency to think we do not know enough to put an ebook out there. This post is perfect for getting those creative juices flowing. There is always someone that does not know what we know especially if it comes with some experience behind it.
We're our own worst critics, Alex. Conversely, we're our own best experts. You have knowledge, no doubt, that would greatly benefit others. Share what you know. Thanks so much for commenting. 🙂
Writing an ebook is one of important way to get better SEO such as uploading ebook in format doc or pdf to the document directory such as DocStoc and Scribd, and also don't forget to input links to website or blog for getting more backlinks will affect to SEO.
It might help SEO, Jack. I think it's more about establishing yourself as an authority on your topic, though. PDF format is a good one, but I don't recommend a Word doc. Better to do an epub and/or a mobi format, in addition to PDF. Thanks for commenting! 🙂
Very timely article to read since I am now writing an ebook myself. Somebody encouraged me and I'm giving it a try. Honestly, I don't know how it will turn out but for now, I am simply enjoying the experience. My friend told me to write something that my daughter will be proud of when she grows up. I am actually writing about my journey as a work-at-home mom — a choice I made a few years back mainly because of my daughter. Perhaps many have written about the same topic but I would love to have my daughter read her mother's story and why I think it was among the best decisions I have made in my life. Thanks for sharing this article.
Such a wonderful thing to do, Emilia. It will be priceless for her to read, and it's a great exercise for you to revisit your journey through a writer's lens. Nice! 🙂
It's wonderful to know how deep your passion for writing is. I can completely relate with you because I've always been writing a lot of stuff as long as I can remember. Thanks for sharing this article with us.
My pleasure, Calra. Thanks for reading! 🙂
E-books is the future of writing and the number of writers and readers are increasing in almost an equal proportion. Inspirational people like yourself always encourage newbies in the field:) Thanks for the share.
Fatima, you are absolutely right about the numbers of writers and readers growing in proportion. I've heard rumbles in the publishing industry about there being too many books available because of the ebook revolution. Umm… No. Not the case. That's fear of change talking.
I'm happy to help! The world is clamoring for information, and ebooks are a near-perfect vehicle to deliver it. Thanks so much. 🙂
I can't thank you enough for how much you made things clear for me. I always thought that writing an ebook or two for your niche is just a waste of time, but it can actually help with the traffic boost. More power to your blog.
It definitely can be a boost, Joy. And on the back end of things, taking the time to write that ebook will work toward improving blogging/writing skills. There are multiple layers of goodness involved. 🙂
Thanks for the comment! I'm glad the post was helpful. 🙂
I have friends who are ebook writers as well as bloggers and I can attest to their success. Plus, you can help school children and students because of the ebooks that you made. Thank you very much for this post.
Excellent point, Veronica. It's an easy thing to dedicate income from an ebook's sales to a charity, if you wish. And that's something that will also fold back into a blogger's business in a very positive way.
I appreciate you commenting. 🙂
Thank you, Aayna. 🙂 They are the buzz word, for certain. I think the bloggers who are really focused on taking their blogs to higher levels will jump aboard.
Thanks for commenting. 🙂
A brilliantly written post!! ebooks are definitely the buzz word of today's time. Each and every blogger is gearing up to bring ebooks, but the trick lies in coming up with the ebooks, when you have a considerable stuff that can keep the readers engaged. Reading your experience in this post was such a nice experience. Thanks for the share.
Thank you, Aayna. 🙂 They are the buzz word, for certain. I think the bloggers who are really focused on taking their blogs to higher levels will jump aboard.
Thanks for commenting. 🙂
This is my type of topic.
I've been a writer all my life too and I've written several eBooks, but I'm yet to write a "real" book, but it should be coming soon. Besides being a writer I am also a life coach so my book will be about self development.
Interestingly, my today's post discuss the ways we can publish and promote a book nowadays. We are so fortunate that publishing a book has gotten so much easier and anyone can do it.
Thank you for all those great tips. Thank God I have no Starbucks habits what so ever 🙂
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The cool thing, Sylviane, is ebooks are real books. Equally so as paper and ink books. Times; they have changed, and for the best.
What great timing on that post! And, yes, you're so right: anyone can publish a book. It's a wonderful thing. 🙂
I'm with you on Starbucks – a now-and-again treat for me. Thanks for commenting! 🙂
Hi Ellen and Lisa,
This is something I'm already planning to do, just haven't had time to get going on it yet, so thanks for this reminder. You're so right – bloggers often have tons of material on their blogs that could quite easily be turned into eBooks.
You mention series being popular in fiction – I've heard they work very well in non-fiction books too and can lead to more sales, because each book in the series helps to promote the others – and people don't like to think they're missing out on something, so if they buy one of a series, chances are they'll buy the rest.
Thanks for a very inspiring and helpful post,
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Sue, you're absolutely right about non-fiction series; they work equally as well as fiction series. The great thing is, too, you can end up with at least one additional built-in product. Let's say you wrote a four-book series. With the fourth book complete and published, you could then compile the four books into a bundle, giving readers a fifth option to consider. Brilliant, right? 🙂
Thanks so much for your comment! 🙂
Absolutely – a great idea, Ellen – five for the price of four!
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It's my pleasure, Nizam. I'm glad you found it useful.
Thanks for commenting. 🙂
Awesome and much useful post. Indeed, just on Amazon. Well yes, Ebooks are an excellent, to establish expertise in one's niche and to drive more traffic to site/blog. Agreed, it's a win to win situation and it can yield great ROI. Thanks for sharing and tweeted 🙂
That's why it's really important to choose right niche while starting your first blog. If end of the day you're forced to change your blog because of above mentioned reasons, means you've wasted your lot of time and efforts. So it's crucial to choose correct niche.
Very true, John. I think the most important thing is to choose a niche that you are passionate about, so you can stay with it for both the long term and the long tail.
Thanks for the comment! 🙂
Hi Ellen, I've only written a few e-books in the past but never earned money from them, not directly. I gave a couple away for a subscription and another one away to members of a membership site I had for a few years. E-books a pretty easy to make, even if you don't have access to Adobe PDF pro, there are free alternatives.
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Brian, it sounds like you have loss leaders in place. Maybe time to put them to work toward selling your next ebook.
I do my writing in WriteWayPro, and then export it to Word for formatting. Some booksellers prefer the original document to be a .doc/.docx file, and others prefer a .pdf or .epub, so I save the document to the various formats and upload.
Thanks for commenting! 🙂
Publishing a book would do several things for me: (1) It would follow in my father's footsteps, (2) It would continue to enhance my platform, (3) It would stretch me to process things on the next level, (4) It might be the avenue to support additional missions projects.
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Jaimie, you identified a very personal reason many writers choose to become authors: legacy. My father has authored several short pieces for various publications, and one of his sisters – therefore one of my aunts – published two books of poetry during her lifetime. It's another cherry on top of an already sweet proposition.
As for the other items you mentioned, I'd say they're a win-win-win. 🙂 Thanks so much for commenting.
Love this post. Choosing a niche both for blogs and ebooks should be the same as this will be very helpful in promoting yourself in that niche, and thus having many people to trust in you,
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Good point, Jeremy, in regards to the niche you choose for you blog in conjunction with your ebook niche. That's why fiction authors with blogs are niche equally as much as social media blogs. It is a(nother) great promotional tool, for sure. Thanks for commenting. 🙂
Greed is a funny thing. Of course, they want the little guy to succeed if it means they'll make more money. The nice thing is, we can sell direct from our websites (as long as Select isn't part of the equation). 🙂
Hi Ellen,
Great, informative post. Congratulations on publishing your YA book. It's interesting how eBook demand has changed the way publishers do business. The masses, backed by Amazon and Apple, have initiated change in a highly conservative industry. If only it could be done in Washington.
I've flirted with the idea of publishing an eBook. I self-published a book the old fashioned way years ago and sold it to local stores. I've thought of revising it and publishing it. I haven't done anything with it yet. I've been revising a memoir. I have to research illustrated eBooks. A friend of mine illustrated the book. I bought the illustrations from him and own them.
I've published over 400 posts at my blog. Plenty of archived material for a book. We'll see. : )
Thanks for the great read.
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Thanks so much, Lauren. 🙂
I agree; it's interesting to see how the publishing industry has changed because of ebooks, and how much it hasn't. There is still much heel-dragging and name-calling and temper tantrums. Did you hear about the new contracts Alibi and Hydra are offering authors? They want authors to sign over their copyrights into infinity (and beyond), and to pay them (the publisher) for the honor. Shameful.
Enjoy your flirtation. This could be your year. 🙂
Actually, just saw a post on it at the Writer Unboxed fb page. There's also an article about Amazon. What is it with these companies? They don't want the little guy to do well? Greedy!
Here's the link to the original article.
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Hi Ellen,
Yes, welcome to Lisa's blog and great post you shared with us today.
Lisa is the perfect example of taking this and running with it. Me personally, I'm more about giving away the farm whether it's in the form of blog posts, reports or eBooks. I've yet to write one and actually charge for it although it was on my agenda for this year. I'm still not sure whether I want to go that route only because I've also learned that you're not going to get rich by writing just one book. It's got to be more of a series and that's just not an area I want to delve into. I prefer going for product creation and putting all my information into that area.
Great share though and this is probably the best route for a lot of people to take if nothing else, get their toes wet.
Congratulations on your own books, very impressive.
You ladies have a wonderful day and weekend too. By the way, happy international women's day!
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There's something to be said – and received – for that "give away the farm" mentality, Adrienne. Have you seen Amanda Palmer's TED Talk about connections? She talks about giving away her music. It's brilliant, and it's gone viral. You can view it here: http://www.ted.com/talks/amanda_palmer_the_art_of_asking.html
Thanks so much for taking the time to comment, and happy International Women's Day to you, too. 🙂
This is really great info. I had never considered an Ebook, not sure I even knew what it was prior to reading your post. Thanks for sharing!
Aha! Another one converted to the light side… [rubs hands together gleefully] 😉
Welcome, Andrea! 🙂 I love introducing people to new ideas. 😀
I love ebooks. I have not thought about trying to publish one even though I write alot. I always just keep them tucked away on my many flash drives.
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Non-fiction or fiction, Cynthia? It's definitely something worth considering. Maybe gift yourself with a read-through of some past works and see if there are any that jump out as strong possibilities.
Your post has got me thinking! Really helpful information…thank you!!
😀 Great! I love to make people think, Michelle – almost as much as I like people making me think. It's my pleasure. 🙂
Thanks for the cute article. I am in the work of an ebook to giveaway free on my blog. So this article will help me a lot.
I am an ebook seller (GSOCGuide.com). At first I used e-junkie but it is not profitable because selling is harder and honestly I am not getting sales every month. So I am using Lulu.com. They are just great.
Thanks for the post
Good for you, and for your readers, Rosy. That scenario, especially at the outset, is a win-win. It builds confidence with your intended audience, and provides a very nice platform for subsequent books, for which you can charge a fee. I am working with CreateSpace (Amazon's print-on-demand service) for my print books, and like what they have to offer. I'm glad to know Lulu is working well for you. 🙂
Yes this will be the great thought because this is nice way to introduce himself in front of others and you can also make your network as well with the help of this.
Exactly right, Hyptia. If you've produced a quality product, and you are marketing it appropriately – and to your target audience – it's another credential for you. Very well said. 🙂
Sooo, Ellen, let's say a writer isn't Stephen King but writes a decent e-book on a good topic. How much money can you make? You mentioned Starbucks money. Amazon may have a million + e-books but a lot of them aren't any good. How many of those $2 or $3 buck paychecks can you make in, say, a month. I've always written for money, until I started blogging on "spec" and after two years only making a few bucks a week. Not complaining, just wondering if e-books are different.
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Hi, Astro! Fabulous question, multi-layered answer:
1) You can't be Stephen King – only Stephen King gets to be Stephen King. You need to use your voice to convey your message.
2) If you're looking to make serious money, you're going to need a few things: more than one ebook, an extremely professional product, and patience. Those who are making big money are those who are in it for the long-term, have written multiple books, and whose books – from front cover to back matter – are polished to a high shine.
What that means is, if you're looking for a quick buck, "it ain't gonna happen." If, however, you are invested in producing polished products that will build upon each other, you could do very well – maybe pay for your coffee and a pastry. 😉
I should add, after the ever-so-slightly teasing at the end of my reply, that it is possible to make a substantial amount of money by writing and selling ebooks. What it comes back to is this: the ratio of what you get back to what you put in will grow more advantageous when what you put in finds its audience.
What can you provide? What need do you fill? What service do you offer? What to do you know that sets you apart?
Now I need my coffee – and it's not Starbucks, just for the record. 🙂
Great post Ellen,
I'm in the process of writing an eBook. I look forward to sharing it with the world. My book is within my niche and passion areas and know my readers (both current and future:) will enjoy it.
Congratulations on your book! That's great!
Good for you, Dan! The phrase "think big" just came to mind for you; maybe you'll know what to make of that. 🙂 Much luck on your endeavor.
Thank you 😀
It speaks to me on a couple different levels. Both the potential of the book and my personal self confidence. Thanks you for sharing your thoughts after reading my comment.
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The stats alone that you have shared has motivated me to keep working on an ebook. I have all my passions and thoughts in my mind about my niche blog i just need to get it all on "paper" haha actually i guess the screen?! Anyways ebook sales are skyrocketing and it is obviously a trend that is continueing to grow. Time to jump on the band wagon and get a chunk for ourselves.
Excellent, Kyle. That you're already in the process is wonderful. All the best. 🙂
Great topic Ellen,
You've said it all but i can't help but tell you what i think too. Its very obvious that ebook has come to stay just as you said and the earlier we start reaping the rewards associated with it the better for us.
Just as you pointed out here, two of the main reason's why i will consider writing an ebook is to prove myself as an expert on my field and to also add some more income stream to my business.
Right now, I'm just planning on writing one as soon as I'm through with the things I'm doing at the moment.
I can't agree more Ellen.
Thanks for sharing.
@ Lisa, thanks for introducing her to us.
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Thanks much, Theodore. 🙂
I see, more and more, as it almost being a necessity in order to keep up – if not compete – with the ever-changing landscape of blogging with an eye on earning an income. Best of luck!
HI Ellen,
Great post!
It appears that ebook is the call of the day, I have not given a thought to it yet but with everyone giving a very serious thought to it, it appears to be a matter of concern for me now.
But I'd surely write a cartoon series if ever I make my mind of doing so.
Thanks Ellen and Lisa for this great share.
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Hi, Sapna! 🙂
Cartoon series are more than viable for ebooks – they're practically ideal, and can even be interactive.
Thanks so much for commenting. 🙂
Well lookie who's featuring on Inspire to Thrive today! My own personal inspiring friend Ellen! This is an awesome post Ellen and is certain to get wheels spinnig in just about everyone's head. Lisa's EBook was fabulous imo. I am anxiously awaiting your 2nd one! I've been thinking about this since Lisa's EBook and, time permitting, might try out one myself. I have envisions of a …. oh heck, I'm not gonna say it! Someone might beat me to the punch!
Anyway, I think you and Lisa are both right with these EBooks and if one has a Voice, one should share it via EBook!
Great seeing you here my friend! 😉
Oh pooh, I messed up my email and it gave me Mrs. Cranky Face. 🙁
"Mrs. Cranky Face" – lol 😉
hee hee heeee 🙂 Thanks, Bren! 😀
I was so hoping to get an indication that you would think about imparting some of your wisdom in this way. You go, girl! *shakes pom-poms* 😆
Hello Ellen,
So nice to meet you.
This post definitely has my wheels spinning. I'm actually thinking about all the material and notes I've collected over the years and wondering how I can put it all on an eBook, has such as nice sound to that 🙂
I'm in the middle of reading Lisa's eBook and she makes it look so easy 🙂 and with all the benefits you've pointed out it is definitely worth going through the experience of putting one together.
Really enjoyed reading this post…looking forward to reading more of your work 🙂 Have a wonderful day!
Hi, Corina. 🙂
I'm glad I've got your wheels spinning. As they continue to do so, consider this context as a guide: Who is my reader? That's who you want to write to, and for, in an engaging way that will both help them and keep them coming back for more.
Thanks so much for reading and commenting, and good luck with your project! 😀
Welcome Ellen to Lisa's blog – nice to meet you 🙂
Absolutely! Writing an eBook has long been on my to-do list and I hope to complete one this year at least if not more. Yes indeed, I agree to all your points the most important being the reach it has, just as you mentioned in the post too.
Besides the traffic it gets to your blog, it also establishes you as an expert in your niche and all the other points you mentioned. I think there are all the plus points whatsoever in creating one for yourself.
Thanks for sharing. 🙂
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Good for you, Harleena!
It's been suggested that ebooks are the new calling card. Moving forward, from a business standpoint, that could well be the case.
Thanks so much for the comment. 🙂
Hi Ellen,
Nice to meet you here on Lisa's place 🙂
Well, Lisa inspiring others thorugh her posts and actions. Her first ever eBook is a very good example. Oh me? Yet I'm not in the eBook authors list 😀 lol… Am I eligible to comment? 😯
I have an idea of eBook but there are some other alternatives I might like to try out too 🙂 An experiment doesn't hurt, right?
I think eBook and videos are popular methodologies to build the authority 🙂 Why not? Generate traffic too. I've seen my friends doing it.
Now I have a question for you dear 😉 Do you think eBook is better than publishing a book with 10000s of word count? Well, let's say in digital form.
Have a fabulous Thursday, Ellen and Lisa 🙂
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Hello, Mayura!
Experimentation is always good, because it involves creating, or, as Seth Godin calls it, "making a ruckus."
As for your question: Better to do both. Fact is, print books are on the decline, and can be prohibitively expensive. When it comes to independently published books, an ebook might cost $3.99, but a paperback will be $12.99, or even more, because of printing costs. Nice to have both options – especially in this economy.
For myself, I don't buy print books anymore. Aside from the expense, they take up precious living space.
Thanks so much for the comment. 🙂
I should add, ebooks can be 100,000+ words in length. Take Stephen King's 11.22.63, for example. It's over 100,000 words long. But…
It depends on what genre you're writing in. In fiction, series are extraordinarily popular. Bestselling indie author Hugh Howey's Wool series comes to mind. Also, by virtue of the fact that we tend to consume the written word in shorter formats – like blog posts 😉 – the average reader is less likely to commit to an epic than a novelette.
Lots to consider. 🙂


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Radio Shack's holiday marketing stocking is chock full of digital for the second year in a row, as its "So Right" initiative gets into full swing this week. Mirroring a 2011 trend for multichannel campaigns, the brand's Facebook page will serve as a communications hub. On Friday, the Fort Worth, TX-based retail chain will launch "The Great Giftervention" app on the social site.
"It will let Facebook users upload pictures of gifts that are 'so wrong,' right?" Adrian Parker, social media director at Radio Shack, told ClickZ News. "The inspiration centers on people who get you gifts that are 'so wrong,' such as a Christmas sweater or a last-minute gift purchased at the gas station or any number of white elephant gifts that don't represent the season. Every week we will select a 'so wrong' winner and make their gift 'so right.' "
To encourage participation, Parker said the contest would award the best photos with tech gifts like an iPad. "So Right" will be supported across media channels, he said, including paid Facebook and Twitter ads in the coming days.
Radio Shack has seen its customers who use Foursquare spend 3.5 times more than other customers in multiple campaigns during the last year, Parker said. In 2010, the brand launched a "Holiday Heroes" badge on Foursquare that helped it rapidly go from zero to 20,000 followers on the mobile app. Radio Shack has since grown to 55,000 Foursquare followers. So, a geo-social push is also part of the brand's yuletide mix.
This year there's a goodwill tilt, as every unlocked "So Right" badge will result in a $1 donation to LiveStrong, the cancer research foundation headed by Radio Shack spokesperson and bicycling star Lance Armstrong. Foursquare users can unlock the badge by checking into Radio Shacks and various so-called "So Right" hotspots nationwide, such as volunteering centers, exercise gyms, and other venues.
Typically, Radio Shack has been running "Check-in Specials" and "Newbie Specials" on Foursquare. For the latter, users who have never before checked into a Radio Shack get up to 20 percent off qualifying purchases for doing so. Non-newbies can get 10 percent off, while mayors get 20 percent.
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Currently, no practical method exists for direct measurement of force production from individual muscles. Manual muscle tests do not give an accurate estimate of muscle strength. Measurements of joint torque are inadequate because several muscles often contribute to torque development. Implantation of a buckle transducer on a tendon is highly invasive and impractical for regular use. The electromyogram is the clinical standard used to measure the patterns and amount of electrical activity generated from resting and contracting muscle. However, the problem remains that electromyographic activity does not provide a quantitative measure of muscle tension. In contrast, our previous research has demonstrated that intramuscular pressure accurately measures both the active and passive tension of normal muscle. The overall objective of this project is to provide a useful clinical tool for in-vivo quantification of muscle force. We plan further development of the scientific foundation for use of intramuscular pressure as a powerful clinical tool.
The specific aims of this study are to (a) continue development of a fiber optic microsensor to measure intramuscular pressure, (b) perform in-vivo human experiments to evaluate the relationship of intramuscular pressure to the recruitment of motor units, the number of active motor units, and the size of the compound muscle action potential, c) determine the relationship between intramuscular pressure and muscle tension for pathological electromechanical coupling conditions in an animal mode, and (d) guide clinical applications of intramuscular pressure using a continuum mechanics- based 3D finite element model of skeletal muscle. Successful development of this sensor will result in a powerful new clinical tool. The ultimate goal is to use this microsensor for clinical decision making and treatment of patients with neurogenic disorders (e.g. motor neuron disease, peripheral neuropathy), disorders of neuromuscular transmission (e.g. myasthenia gravis, Lambert-Eaton syndrome) and myopathies (e.g. muscular dystrophies, polymyositis, metabolic myopathies).
Muscle weakness is a common patient complaint. If a specific cause of weakness is suspected, electromyographic studies are frequently performed to confirm the presence of a disorder of muscle, nerve, or neuromuscular junction. Electromyography assesses several components of muscle electrical activity. However, the electromyogram is limited for evaluating disorders or manifestations of electromechanical coupling. The proposed solution to measure intramuscular pressure may yield a useful clinical tool to gain a greater understanding of disorders of nerve, muscle, or neuromuscular transmission.
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|Winters, Taylor M; Takahashi, Mitsuhiko; Lieber, Richard L et al. (2011) Whole muscle length-tension relationships are accurately modeled as scaled sarcomeres in rabbit hindlimb muscles. J Biomech 44:109-15
|Morrow, Duane A; Haut Donahue, Tammy L; Odegard, Gregory M et al. (2010) Transversely isotropic tensile material properties of skeletal muscle tissue. J Mech Behav Biomed Mater 3:124-9
|Morrow, Duane A; Donahue, Tammy Haut; Odegard, Gregory M et al. (2010) A method for assessing the fit of a constitutive material model to experimental stress-strain data. Comput Methods Biomech Biomed Engin 13:247-56
|Cottler, Patrick S; Karpen, Whitney R; Morrow, Duane A et al. (2009) Performance characteristics of a new generation pressure microsensor for physiologic applications. Ann Biomed Eng 37:1638-45
|Winters, Taylor M; Sepulveda, Genaro S; Cottler, Patrick S et al. (2009) Correlation between isometric force and intramuscular pressure in rabbit tibialis anterior muscle with an intact anterior compartment. Muscle Nerve 40:79-85
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TAMPA — On most evenings during the Republican National Convention, the CNN Grill — a full-scale, free restaurant erected by the cable network in a parking garage — is a hopping venue filled with political types and the journalists who cover them. It's exclusive, too: Credentials are handed out to only a select few — or granted by request, if you happen to be GOP mega-donor Foster Friess.
But Thursday night, as Marco Rubio and Mitt Romney spoke from the Tampa Bay Times Forum, the bar emptied of its regular clientele, leaving a small, eclectic group of the credential-less to watch the show as most Americans would: on television.
As Taylor Hicks, the former American Idol winner, sang at the Forum, CNN host Piers Morgan sat at a table in the grill with his laptop, scanning Twitter in preparation for his live show that would shoot after Romney's speech.
"There's a big-screen TV," Morgan said, nodding toward one of the room's myriad televisions, "so it's like watching it there anyway."
Lanny Wiles, a veteran Republican advance man who has attended nine or ten Republican conventions (by his count), knows what it's like. But this year, instead of being on the convention floor, Wiles was seated in the CNN Grill with a glass of red wine.
"It's not 'been there, done that,'" Wiles mused. "It's exciting." But, he said, "I've had the thrill."
"We've had a great ride," he continued. "It's time to let everybody else have their ride."
A few tables away, it was "make-your-own barbacoa tacos" all around for cast and crew from "The Daily Show," including Jason Jones, Aasif Mandvi and John Oliver.
They had been shooting all day around the convention site — but not in the Forum.
"We couldn't get passes," Mandvi explained.
"Because we're 'The Daily Show.' It's the Republican National Convention. Enough said."
Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz was also without a credential, although she never sought one out in the first place. Instead, she watched the evening's speeches with her staff from the back of the grill, intently focused.
"Mitt Romney's speech was surprising in its lack of specificity," Wasserman Schultz said a few minutes after Romney concluded his remarks. "He talked about almost nothing."
As people began to flow from the Forum into the grill, Wasserman Schultz also noted that she thought the remarks by Sen. Marco Rubio, of Florida, were "kind of nasty."
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Produced and directed by Jody Shapiro and executive produced by Isabella Rossellini, the film catalogs Burt's (born Ingram Berg) rise to quasi-celebrity as the founder and face of the popular company. He began with a single hive of his own bees, expanded to 26, and now his face is recognizable as Burt's Bees' iconic logo across the globe.
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After returning from several years in the army and while living in New York City in the '60s, he worked as a photographer, first for a Jewish weekly and then for Time/Life, documenting everyday goings-on as well as protests and anti-war rallies. As his longtime assistant, Trevor, says during the documentary, "What's out the window is always more important [to Burt] than what's going on inside."
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After Burt started selling honey and beeswax from his own hives in the early '80s, he teamed up with Quimby, a local woman, so she could handle the marketing and business side of things. (The film hints at a possible romantic relationship between the two.) The now-legendary lip balm was a huge hit, which inspired them to branch out into more personal care items, and they subsequently decided to feature Burt's face as the brand's logo. However, the pair clashed on how to run the company, with Quimby's business ambitions and desire for scale far outstripping Burt's, who never wanted to work at a desk.
"Roxane really wanted to own me," Burt says in the film. "And no one owns me, no one's ever gonna own me."
Burt says in the film that after discovering he was having an affair with a younger Burt's Bees employee, Quimby essentially forced him out. He signed a bill of sale in exchange for an undisclosed amount and his land in Maine, and Quimby later sold the company to Clorox, for which she reportedly received more than $300 million. (In an email to the AP, Quimby wrote, "Everyone associated with the company was treated fairly, and in some cases very generously, upon the sale of the company and my departure as CEO. And that, of course, includes Burt.")
They don't speak anymore, but Burt seems pragmatic about the whole ordeal, and still does occasional promotional appearances for the company: "In the long run, I got the land, and land is everything… And money is nothing really worth squabbling about."
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With no hot water, internet, or television, and with the company of his golden retrievers. At one point, Burt says, his number wasn't listed in the phone book, but his two dogs were — under "Pasha Golden" and "Rufus Golden." Rufus was his constant companion and died in Burt's arms; the sort of event, Burt says, that you never really get over.
7. Almost as soon as you start watching the film, you realize how downright impossible it is to truly define Burt.
And the same holds true in real life. During an interview with BuzzFeed (which Shapiro attended), Burt talked about wanting a drone to take a picture of his house, the blaring car horns of New York City, and sneaking into one of Rome's ancient gladiator cages under a full moon, among plenty of other topics.
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Of the film, and the way it necessarily opened Burt up to even more publicity, he said, "Just another day in the life of. Life goes on, with or without [cameras]. There's always something."
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DETROIT -- The fireworks display outside Comerica Park on Saturday night wasn't the work of the Los Angeles Angels.
It just seemed that way.
Vladimir Guerrero hit a tying RBI single in the ninth inning as a jazz festival's show lit up the Detroit skyline and the Angels scored five runs in the 10th inning to beat the Detroit Tigers 7-2 Saturday night.
The Angels pulled within 7½ games of AL West-leading Oakland with the victory.
"That's a great win," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said. "We've got a big challenge ahead of us, but if we can consistently do the things we did tonight, we're going to put up some wins."
Todd Jones (2-6) was charged with four runs, two earned, and four hits in 1 1/3 innings for the Tigers. He did not speak to the media after the game, preferring to leave before the night's second fireworks show -- this one at the stadium. He did leave a sign in his locker.
"I am not ducking the media. I wanted to beat the fireworks," the sign read. "I sucked tonight. I blew the game. It's all my fault. Thanks, T. Jones."
Chone Figgins' bases-loaded triple keyed the 10th-inning rally.
Juan Rivera started the inning by reaching base on a throwing error by Tigers shortstop Neifi Perez, who had entered the game in the 9th after Carlos Guillen pulled a hamstring running the bases. Darin Erstad sacrificed Rivera to second, and Jones intentionally walked Adam Kennedy.
Jeff Mathis then blooped a single to center to load the bases, and Figgins broke an 0-for-18 slump with a liner into the right-center field gap.
"Things haven't been going well for me lately, so I was happy to get another opportunity to get a hit tonight," he said. "I was just pleased I hit it far enough that I could run some bases."
Figgins was out at the plate on a botched suicide squeeze, but Zach Miner walked Maicer Izturis and Orlando Cabrera followed with a two-run homer.
Francisco Rodriguez (2-2) got the win with 1 2/3 innings of relief, extending his shutout streak to 23 outings.
The Tigers were one out away from winning in the ninth, but Izturis reached base on a throwing error by Guillen and moved to second on an infield single by Cabrera. Vladimir Guerrero then blooped a tying single off Jones as the fireworks started, ending his streak of 19 successful save opportunities.
The Tigers had runners on second and third with one out in the ninth but Rodriguez struck out Omar Infante and Ramon Santiago flew out to deep right.
Rivera broke a scoreless tie with an RBI single in the eighth but Marcus Thames drove in two runs in the bottom half with a base hit to give the Tigers a 2-1 lead.
Justin Verlander got a no-decision despite pitching seven shutout innings for Detroit. Verlander, who threw a career-high 126 pitches, allowed four hits and four walks while striking out six.
"I'm never happy when the team loses, but that's the way baseball goes," Verlander said. "I kept us in it, and I'm pleased with that."
Angels starter Joe Saunders pitched 7 1/3 innings, allowing one run and five hits. He struck out five and did not walk a batter.
"I threw some strikes and got ahead of guys," he said. "That's the big thing for me."
The Angels loaded the bases with none out in the second, but Verlander got out of the jam. Howie Kendrick lined out, Kennedy grounded into a force at the plate and Mike Napoli popped out.
Los Angeles then left two runners on in both the sixth and seventh innings.
"We had opportunities, but Verlander reached back for an extra gear," Scioscia said. "Give him credit."
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- The start of the game was delayed 15 minutes by rain.
- The Tigers recalled 1B Chris Shelton from Triple-A Toledo Saturday. Shelton had one of the best starts of any major league hitter, batting .326 with 10 homers in April, but slumped during the summer and was sent to Toledo on July 31.
- Guerrero extended his hitting streak to a season-best 19 games.
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Preston Water Coolers
At Watercooler World Preston we often speak of how beneficial it is to have a Preston water cooler available for staff and customers to get a refreshing cool drink of crystal clear water. Proper hydration is an integral element of good health. It is known to wash out toxins from the body but it also help concentrate the mind. Studies have shown a direct correlation between hydration and performance, employees that are thirsty do not have their mind on their work so productivity suffers.
The water coolers that are available in the market today are many and varied, ensuring you have Preston office water coolers that are suitable for the needs of your business is a bit of a mine field. However, the Hydr8 water cooler from Water Cooler World has been riding the crest of a wave since its launch, and Water Cooler World Preston are exclusive distributors.
Preston Water Coolers From Water Cooler World
The Hydr8 water cooler Preston is a completely new British manufactured product giving 100% satisfaction guarantees. These pure clean drinking water dispensers are working hard keeping staff and clients refreshed and health right across the Preston region.
The high flow rate of this range of water coolers is due to the trademarked unique water trail cassette, so your water is delivered faster. New technology allows your water to be filtered and sanitised in about a minute. For increased safety wherever they are placed the UK manufactured water coolers are made of high-grade heat resistant plastic. Furthermore, the Hydr8 water cooler has been called "the most complete water cooler on the market" with the fully customisable casing and stylish good looks it fits in anywhere.
Jim Spicer is the Water Cooler World Preston franchisee and liaises with clients on all contractual matters as well as making his own deliveries, maintaining and cleaning of the equipment. Because Jim is local his service levels are exceptional which is great for his business and yours.
Book A Free Water Cooler Trial
We at Preston Water Cooler World have such confidence in the Hydr8 water coolers Preston cooler that we are prepared to give you a 14 day trial of the water cooler FREE of any charges, we believe you will be so happy with it you won't want to give it back. For answer to any questions or to arrange a free trial call Jim on 01772 972455


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'Black Dots' is an exploration of mountain bothies and bothy culture across the United Kingdom. Situated amidst some of the most remote and challenging landscapes, these unassuming huts are a refuge from the vast terrain that surrounds them. From day trippers to seasoned mountaineers, these stone-tents offer basic protection and shelter from the elements and have become an iconic feature of the British landscape over the past 50 years.
Bothies represent a substantial network of people from all walks of life, connected by a mutual desire to find joy and fulfilment from the great outdoors. By photographing a selection of these structures, the landscapes in which they are placed and the individuals that I encounter there, my hope is that the work will generate a wider dialogue celebrating the relationship between man and the wilderness in the 21st century.
Black Dots is provided with product support from Rab Equipment.