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Do you want to know the secret to selling more books? It's a no brainer. Make them available through more channels. Too many authors look at Kindle as the final destination for their books. They're so caught up in optimizing their book for Amazon, running KDP Free Days, Countdown Deals, and cycling prices that they forget - millions of people have never bought a Kindle book, let alone any kind of eBook.

Do you want to take your eBay selling to the next level? Are you unsure whether international shipping is a good choice for your business? Do you struggle deciding which listing format you should sell with, or what options will highlight your listings best? Would you like to save a hundred dollars or more a month on listing fees, or discover how your eBay business can help you shave thousands of dollars per year off the taxes you pay? Learn: 15 Ninja Tips & Tricks to Supercharge Your eBay Business.

I’ve got a confession to make. I’m a book murderer. Only it’s not really murder. It just feels like it sometimes. I tear up old books and magazines, selling the individual parts for 10 to 20 times what I paid. I’ve sold historical collectibles—books, magazine articles, and prints on eBay for 25 years. I can show you how to tap into eBay’s customer base to start your business.

Simple steps you can take to sell more stuff, and make more money on eBay. No fluff, no BS. Just quick, easy to listen tips you can implement today to grow your eBay business.

International shipping is one of the most frustrating and misunderstood aspects of selling on line. Sellers worry about items getting lost in transit, buyers receiving items and saying they never arrived, and outright theft by postal carriers or customs officials. And, then there's all the hassle of figuring out how to fill out customs forms, and how to package items to survive overseas transport. Who needs the frustration, right? That's what this audiobook is all about.

Ever wonder what evil lurks in your hometown? Spine-Chilling Murders in the Chicago takes you behind the scenes of some old-time killings in Chicago.

Selling on eBay seems simple enough. You post a few items for sale, wait for the bids to start rolling in, collect the cash, and mail out the items you sold. Rinse, and repeat. Sounds easy enough, doesn't it? Unfortunately, things get a bit more complicated when you start eBaying in real life. Writing good listings that make buyers want to pull the trigger on your items is not easy. Pricing your stuff to sell can seem a bit like rolling the dice. And then there's the waiting. Waiting for bidders to come along. If you want to be successful, you need a plan going into every listing.

Abraham Lincoln was strangely happy for the first time in years. The war was almost over. He could put the crisis behind him; when this term was over, he could return home to Springfield. Maybe he would go back to his legal practice with William Herndon, or perhaps he would buy a farm along the Sangamon River and become a gentleman farmer. Everyone noticed the change. For John Wilkes Booth, it was exactly the opposite. His world was crumbling all around him.

Life Without the BS is a humorous look at life, marriage, kids, education, and a few other bugaboos including politics, religion, and sex and dating.

If you've got an axe to grind against the Obama, Hillary, Rush, or Anne Coulter - we've got you covered there, too. I don't want to give away the farm, but here a few tastes of what you'll find inside. Let me warn - It's finger licking good. Once you start listening, you won't want to stop.

Belle Gunness and the Bender’s were a different breed of criminal, more deadly, and harder to detect. While bank and train robbers rarely harmed their victims, Belle Gunness and the Bender’s took a gruesome pleasure in killing their victims before they robbed them. The Banditti of the Prairie was a loose-knit band of thieves that came together during the 1830s and 1840s. Their field of operations covered a multi-state area, including Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Michigan, and Arkansas.

Are you afraid of things that go "bump" in the night? Don't look now, but some of the most gruesome serial murders occurred in your neighborhood. Fourteen-year-old Jesse Pomeroy had a long history of terrorizing and brutalizing young boys around Boston, then his thoughts turned to murder. Meet America's youngest serial killer. When asked why he did it, all he could say was: "I don't know. I had to." Belle Gunness, the La Porte, Indiana, serial killer, lured men to her murder farm by advertising for a husband in Scandinavian matrimonial magazines.

Ever wonder what evil lurks in your hometown? Spine-Chilling Murders in the Northeast takes you behind the scenes of some old-time killings in New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Connecticut, Massachusetts, and more.

Not everyone sensed it right away, but after McClellan was dethroned in the fall of 1862, the focus of the war had shifted ever so subtly. Before that, the war was about reconciliation and bringing the two sides back together - with or without slavery. After Antietam and the Emancipation Proclamation, there was no going back. The purpose of the war had changed. It was no longer about reuniting the two sides but about total victory, crushing the South, and eliminating slavery.

In hindsight, we can say no one man or event served as a catalyst for the Civil War. It was not the John Brown Raid, no matter how many historians say it was the pivotal event. It was not the election of Abraham Lincoln, and the war was not about slavery - not in the beginning anyway. The Civil War got its start 73 years earlier when the Founding Fathers set aside the hot potato that was slavery - so they could ratify the Constitution. The signers knew they were passing the issue on to a future generation. Their hope was their progeny could answer the questions they could not.

Read the Ogre in the Basement. Laugh, cry, and get a new perspective on life, the Universe, and everything else.

Writing a book isn't easy. It seems like there are always problems. Something else you have to do. And, just when you think you are done, that's when the real work begins. You need to edit your book. You need to find beta readers, line up reviewers, set up promos. You know what I mean. The list seems to go on forever. Are you having trouble picking the topic for your book? Maybe you finished writing your book, but you have questions about the mechanics of how to list it on Amazon.

Our love affair with our cell phones will grow even stronger over the coming years. A recent study from PEW University says over 44% of us have slept with our cell phones. Honestly, cell phones are changing the way we live, work, shop, receive news and other information. The majority of Americans under age 18 don't know what a landline is and have never lived in a home that had one.

Hi. My name is Nick Vulich. Over the past several years, I've made a decent living selling online, marketing products on eBay and Amazon and selling services on Fiverr. Four years ago, I started writing a series of short, simple guides that explained how other people could make a living selling online.

My name is Nick Vulich. Over the past several years, I have made a decent living selling online, marketing products on eBay and Amazon, and selling services on Fiverr. Four years ago, I started writing a series of short, easy-to-read guides that explained how other people could make a living selling online. Since that time, over 100,000 copies of my guides have been downloaded and purchased on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Books-A-Million, and other online book sites.

Our love affair with our cell phones will grow even stronger over the coming years. A recent study from PEW University says over 44 percent of us have slept with our cell phones. Honestly, cell phones are changing the way we live, work, shop, receive news and other information. The majority of Americans under age 18 don't know what a landline is, and have never lived in a home that had one. It's all part of a trend created by the introduction of the first smartphones.