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I’m starting a new eBook series for the small business, “BusinessBrewBooks.com.”  The series intends to provide resources to small business that are either free or very cost effective.  It’s hard enough to get a business up and running these days, and I want to provide every resource that I can to help at little or no cost.

The eBooks will only cost $2.99.  The first one is due out for iPad soon, but it’s already out for Kindle and Nook here:

Kindle

Nook

I’m currently ghost writing a book about blue-chip real estate investing.  It’s a different approach from several others I’ve written for other clients, as it focuses on higher quality homes.  The return is better over time and appreciation potential is increased as well.

Ghost Writer

I’ve been busy since the first week of February in writing four books as ghost writer.  They are real estate investing and Internet marketing books.

It’s hard work to create 25,000+ words/week, but it keeps the doors open!  If you’re looking for fast quality writing of marketing or business books on any topic, email me.

Finally, I’m not a ghost!  While I’ve ghost written several books, I’m pleased to announce a book of my own for Turner Publishing Company that presents tips for first time home buyers.  The title is “70 Things First-time Home Buyers Need to Know.”  It’s detailed, taking the first time buyer from the decision to rent or buy, through the search for properties, then through the steps and documents in the transaction.

The book was released September 28th, and is available for sale at Amazon.com, Barnes and Noble,  and Borders.com.

I’ve just completed an eBook ghost writing project about a new concept in lease-to-own for the purchase of homes. The Realtor® eBook is about 52 pages, while there are ancillary reports for Sellers, Buyers and Investors, each averaging around 19 pages.

I used photos, screen shots and did the cover design for this eBook, targeted at real estate professionals to get them to sign up and participate in the program. Approximately 65,000 words.

I’ve just published a new eBook, more than 150 pages and over 100 links and resources to help small businesses manage and market in the cloud.  Most of the tools and resources are free, and the rest very low cost.  I get no affiliate earnings or commissions from these products and services.  Here’s the book description:

More than 100 links and resources to help the small business owner in moving as much of their business online (into the cloud) as desired. Most of the resources, tools and services here are absolutely free.

Arranged by business function, or “what you want to do,” there are products and services for management, customer relations, inventory, and marketing, including websites and blogs. Using free and very inexpensive online tools, build email, CRM (Customer Relationship Management), task management, accounting, inventory, document management, systems for your business. Take them mobile, and special iPad/iPhone apps are included.

The author has no product or service affiliations, nor does he receive any referral fees or commissions. This guide is meant to give the small business person the ability to operate efficiently in the cloud at little or no cost.

Small Business in the Cloud

by Jim Kimmons

Preview this book at FastPencil.com

This was a ghost writing project for a work-at-home online money making guru.  His concepts have resulted in hundreds of highly successful work-at-home entrepreneurs who built online social networking sites to sell products, services and advertising.

It’s nuts and bolts instruction in setting up a network, growing membership, and using the content produced by those members to grow the site and get good search engine exposure.  From there it’s just a matter of placing products and services related to the network’s key theme up for sale.

A ghost writing project I completed recently involved a book for a credit repair expert.  In this book the consumer gets an education in how the credit reporting system and agencies work, and how to improve and maintain their credit scores and histories.

As the consumer isn’t the paying customer of Equifax, Experian and TransUnion, it’s not their interests at the top of those businesses’ importance pile.  This book takes the “take care of yourself” approach.

In late 2009, for early 2010 release, I was the lead ghost writer on a book project for a well-known real estate investment trainer.  This book contains real estate investing tutorials as well as real life deal details all around the country.

In mid-2009, I completed a ghost writing project, a book about Internet marketing for a company I can’t name here, but I do a lot of writing for this company about real estate investing as well.  Blog posts and website articles, as well as training materials keep me fairly busy with this group.