Using the Internet to Research Your Non-Fiction Book

"I’m Bobbi Linkemer on behalf of expertvillage.com, and I’d like to invite you to visit my website at writeanonfictionbook.com. Finally, and this again gives away my generation, because this is not finally this is first with most people today, you go to the internet. The internet is obviously the tool of the moment and will be even more so as the years go on. You Google it; you go to Yahoo. The list of search engines is as long as your arm and anything you want is there. You have to learn to think like a search engine, but there are sites that tell you how to think like a search engine that help you understand how to research. I don’t think you can own too many books on how to do things on the internet. This is a handbook for writers, researchers, and journalists. Of course, these books become obsolete within 10 minutes. That’s the problem with buying books on the internet, because the internet changes in the flick of a mouse. This one is called How to Publish and Promote Online. If you’re doing either one of those, you can see what I do to my books, I highlight a lot. This one is called How Much for Just the Spider, and it’s on strategic web site marketing for small-budget businesses. If you’re researching how to market your book, this is excellent; this by Bobette Kyle. There is absolutely nothing you can’t find online. Some people would advise you to skip all the other places that I just suggested that you research."