Article: Seriously consider paying a professional proofreader. These are Goodreads, Facebook, Twitter, and Google Plus. Begin making friends. At this stage, it is acceptable to ask questions about your book, but avoid self-promotion. Amazon's own Kindle forum doesn't allow self-promotion. It's not moderated, and it can be a hostile place for independent writers. Use an RSS aggregator such as Google Reader. This will allow you to check as many blogs as you like from one place. Post helpful, relevant comments on blog posts that interest you, always linking back to your own website. That may seem daunting, but something as simple as a PowerPoint presentation put to music can be very effective. Look at other authors' work for examples.
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Make sure that your book is as polished as possible. Join the major social networks. Join forums, introduce yourself, and begin chatting. Start a blog. Build a blog reading list. Consider preparing a trailer.
Article: Keep the airtight container with your pavlova on your counter, in a pantry, or in a cupboard where temperature and humidity are consistent. Make sure to keep your pavlova away from your stove and other sources of heat and moisture. Take special care to keep your pavlova away from windows. Exposure to direct sunlight will ruin it. Your oven, when turned off and cool, is a good place to store your pavlova. Just don't forget that you have it in there!
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Keep your pavlova in a dry, cool place.
Article: Open the folder that contains the program. You can also add a folder or document. If you're not sure where it is, search for the name using Spotlight (the magnifying glass in the top right corner), or the search bar in the top right of any Finder folder. Your Dock has a small dividing line. Programs can only go on the left side of this line, while folders and documents go on the right. If your Dock is arranged vertically, programs go above the line, and documents go below it. Hover the icon over the Dock until the two nearby icons move apart to make room for it. Release the mouse button to drop the icon onto your Dock. To see all your applications at once, open Launchpad in the Applications folder. You should see a grid of all your application icons, which you can drag onto your Dock.
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Navigate to the program you want to add to the Dock. Drag the program icon to the left side of the Dock. Drop the file onto the Dock. Add icons using Launchpad.