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Add your books to the new Online BOOKSTORE
“If you want to change the world, pick up your pen and write”- Martin Luther.
Writing a book is just the start. You still need to find someone willing to buy it and get them to read it.
Self-publishing has become a popular way for writers to publish and sell their books. Millions of writers can now publish their books in any language, and sell them as e-books or printed books, all over the world.
The publishing world has exploded in the last ten years. Writers have the opportunities, tools and different platforms to choose from and to use. One of the biggest obstacles writers and publishers struggle with, is selling their books. Authors must compete against millions of other books in the same genre.
How do writers promote and sell their books?
Most writers create a blog or authors’ website. Still, they have to get customers or readers, and that’s not so easy. Social media platforms are a good way to let people know of a book. But this takes time and knowledge of marketing, something not everyone is equipped with. Writers want to do what they best can: write.
DiGi Publishers understands the problems writers struggle with. They give all writers and publishers the platform of an Online Bookstore, where readers can easily find books to read and to promote and sell their books.
They do not sell from the store, but take the reader directly to the platform where they can buy the book. E-books and printed books can be listed on the bookstore.
Their annual subscription per book makes it the most affordable way for writers and small publishers to promote and sell their books.
For more information: Visit their www.digipublishers.co.za or email them at info@digipublishers.co.za
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Did you know this about Johannesburg? Stone-walled ruins of Sotho–Tswana towns and villages are scattered around the parts of the former Transvaal in which Johannesburg is situated. Many of these sites contain the ruins of Sotho–Tswana mines and iron smelting furnaces, suggesting that the area was being exploited for its mineral wealth before the arrival of Europeans or the discovery of gold. The most prominent site within Johannesburg is Melville Koppies, which contains an iron smelting furnace.
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