Internet radio is growing everyday in it's scope and influence. I tried it for the first time about a year ago and have seen a huge growth over that time compared to the teleseminars I used to do. That's because teleseminars deliver great information, but only to the people on your list or the people that know you already. Every show you do on a service such as BlogTalkRadio will come up high in search results if you have proper used your keywords in the titles and descriptions.

Shows are archived so that people can find and listen to your show at anytime, not just live. They can also download the MP3 recording and put it on their websites or blogs to get even more listeners. In fact, it's good to encourage that kind of marketing. You can link to the shows from your Facebook pages and the show is even playable right in your profile automatically. That has raised my listenership greatly, so much so, that I am booked up with guests for months in the future. The guests continually bring their fans to the show to increase listenership even more.

You can have guests on your show that are promoting their books, but I promote mine as well... every week. Or you can be a guest on the hundreds of talk shows online to promote your book. Talking about your book for 30 minutes or more a week can increase your name recognition, search engine positioning and prospects to your website. I always follow up with guests to see how much of an increase in their web traffic resulted from them being on my show. If you want to really market a book on the Internet, you have to spread the news like wildfire! Internet radio is just one very powerful way to bring your important message to the masses for free.

There are thousands of authors, teachers, healers, psychics, empaths, coaches and trainers that have a message to give to the world but have no clue where to start. That's where I can help! From just a spark of an idea, discover the book marketing techniques that can build your celebrity status. I have helped hundreds of people take their businesses to the next step and find their voice.

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