I'm working with the paper copy of this book for the review. I bought it when it first came out in print specifically to confirm thought process because I was finishing up E-Doc-S (argh), although as previously noted, Wiley had published an earlier book (much earlier) covering "infopreneurism" (is that a word?) ...
... thus, if nothing else, I confirmed that the push for digital text sales is mostly definitely happening in slow motion. From the back cover of Entrepreneur to Infopreneur
, it notes that the book covers:* Becoming an expert in your chosen field
* Developing valuable information products at little cost to you
* Building your e-commerce Web site
* Marketing your information products to customers
* Building a healthy, consistent cash flow
It's semantics, but I would have to say that our two books cover the same topics in different ways. The great thing about Stephanie Chandler's book is that it covers people are actually doing the things she talks about in the book.
Thus, I'm expanding E-Doc-S Blog right margin to cover some of the infopreneurs covered in Chandler's book ...
