Founder, The eBook Agency
Melbourne Area, Australia
Founder, The eBook Agency
Melbourne Area, Australia
Martin has a broad range of experiences in all facets of online media: publisher, editor, freelance journalist, columnist, and blogger.
His primarily focuses in the fields of small business, entrepreneurship, Internet business and home-based business.
He has written numerous articles, columns and blog posts over the past 10 years that have appeared in numerous media outlets.
In 1998, Martin established the Australian Home Office Alliance - an association bringing together hundreds of home-based business owners across Australia.
Martin has also vast experience in obtaining and managing high-level sponsorship working with companies such as Microsoft Australia, Verbatim, Oricom, CommSec, Quicken Australia and Konica.
Early in 2007, he sold the intellectual assets of ePublishingDaily.
Martin's main goal from 2008 and onwards is to become an authority blogger and "go to" guy on the Internet and position himself as an expert on Australian small business heading online.
His main vehicle in achieving this is through his personal blog at MartinNeumann.com.au
Further, Martin has a passionate interest in the eBook industry and has an ideal to "take the ebook to the next level".
He is doing this via his 2009-founded agency: The eBook Agency - TheEbookAgency.com
online content creation, ebook design and creation, marketing a small business via blogging, editorial, proofreading, copy editing.
(Online Media industry)
August 2009 — Present (4 months)
Martin has had a long and colorful career in the ebook industry - having ghostwritten 7 non-fiction, small business-related ebooks that have almost reached sales of 10,000 units for his clients.
With his experience in "all things ebooks", Martin has founded his own agency - The eBook Agency - where he is developing specialized short-to-mid online courses that help ebook publishers gain the skills, knowledge and confidence to themselves become ebook publishers - from creating the actual ebook, to it's marketing and to running a fully-fledged ebook publishing business.
He also does the odd consulting work for those who like to be more hands-on in the desire to become ebook publishers.
(Internet industry)
January 2009 — Present (11 months)
Martin is a passionate Aussie, so it's easy to see with his keen interest in online business why he wouldn't want to put an Australian perspective on it.
Martin writes about small business with a heavy slant towards those choosing to go the online route. Here, he discusses on a variety of issues facing small business in Australia and the Internet revolution - from social media marketing to starting up online.
He talks about, reviews and has an opinion on current technologies, techniques, software, web apps and any and everything to do with small business being online.
(Public Relations and Communications industry)
March 1998 — April 2002 (4 years 2 months)
Managed the search, research, proposal preparations and presentations and management of numerous sponsorship arrangements - working with companies such as: Microsoft Australia, Verbatim, Quicken, ServCorp, Palm, SmithBarney and Oricom.
Journalism, Publishing, Writing, Online Media, Blogging, Information Publishing, New Media, Australian Business, Home Business, Small Office, Web Business, Lifestyle Business, Entrepreneurship, Aussie Rules, Cricket