04/06/2010

Wade Hilton's Books

Google has done a good job by helping me launch the books everywhere I can. All I have to do now is make people read them.
That, I'll certainly take some time to find the best strategic plan to carry it out for I know that the books stand for pleasant reading.
I invite you to see for yourself, and you can't say no until you see. Besides, Google has made it so easy for you to take a look at my books.
They've landed them on every seach engine you can think of and this has given them the boost they need for everyone to at least get to know them.

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Apr 6, 2010 6:35:23 AM

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I'm using every trick in the book to carry out the final phase of my online endeavor, marketing the books. When my first book came out, I thought, or was made to believe, that it would sell itself on the bookshelves. I had no idea that that was a terrible mistake until years later. Authors have to go out there nowadays and market their books: http://www.amazon.com/-/e/B002CE31VC
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I've been using my online business to get more people to read, and little by little the numbers are growing. More and more people are getting into the habit of reading. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_0_6?url=search-alias%3Ddigital-text&field-keywords=wade+hilton&sprefix=wade+h

Wade Hilton

Wade Hilton was born in Jamaica, but grew up in Baltimore, Maryland. He was schooled at Loyola College where he actually began to write, and for fun. He has since then written a series of eleven books, out of joy, as he likes to put it, because it wasn’t until 1985 that he managed to publish his first book Success For All. It was then that Hilton, influenced by Napoleon Hill, started preaching the law of success through a positive mental attitude, plain to see throughout all his books, especially Goddess of the Arawaks. There is one thinking stuff that permeates the universe and it’s working through us, using us to express its power to create. We are all tied to it and should thrive to let every human being become aware of the joys and good things it wants for us—all of us. Hilton believes that books are the best way to accomplish this, and has since then been promoting reading. Everybody must read at least ten books a year.

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