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Thanks Troy! I also appreciate you mentioning the book in the AALBC newsletter. I need all the support I can get because, as Chris implied, generating sales for a book is very hard unless you're a well-known author or an energetic hustler. Me, I'm just a wishful thinker. But the real reward is the awesome knowledge that The Internet has enabled a book one has created to become a little world unto itself, orbiting out there in Cyberspace. Eyes may not read it but the universe of its origin loves its story...

I'm doing the same, albeit slowly. I deleted my facebook account. Now I'm managing 3 twitter accounts, 1 linkedin account and 1 About.Me account. I'm refocusing my attention on my blogs and websites (In fact, I reactivated one because I realized that it is on my author page here at AALBC) and I will soon consolidate all of those to one location once I figure out how. My logic is this: if the site isn't connected with my revenue - I don't need it or the attention. I support this site for two reasons because it supports me and Troy. All those in my social network have my contact information and I have theirs - so why do I need the middleman? Ok off to read the article.