For those of you who wanted a copy of this, here's Peggy's Cosmo Quiz...

1. Are you a fiction or non-fiction Author?
    1 = Fiction
    2 = Non-fiction
2. Do you already have an established reader base?
    1 = Nobody knows my work yet.
    2 = I'm just getting started at self-marketing.
    3 = I have already published/I have a blog with many subscribers
3. How long is your manuscript?
    1 = It's close to War and Peace
    2 = It's about 20-30k words
    3 = It's under 7k words
4. How much maintenance are you prepared to do on your eBook?
    1 = I need someone else to handle client relationships and
        payment, and just cut me a check once in a while
    2 = I can provide e-delivery, client support, and I
        can manage my own electronic payments
5. Is your material subject to revisions?
    1 = No, it's a static piece of work that doesn't change.
    2 = Yes, it has scientific data or technical instructions
        that might require revisions once in a while.
6. How much marketing are you prepared to do to yourself?
    1 = I can do a bit of blogging and social media.
    2 = Besides my blog that I update regularly, I'm also working to
        develop a larger base of followers in social media, get reviews,
        push the book on multiple platforms, and do some podcasting.
    3 = I'm hardcore: I'm a speaker, I have a publicist, and this eBook
        is a full-time commitment for me.


6-10 your style is "Sweet and Speedy"
A DRM platform like Amazon Kindle, Kobo, or iTunes
will provide a high level of automation, and while
you'll still have to do self-marketing, you can rely
on a certain amount of natural exposure.

10-12 your style is "Safe and Steady"
You have some choices. Your platform choice hinges
specifically on your choices about how much marketing
you can commit to. Nothing's carved in stone, and perhaps
it makes sense to start on one plotform, expanding to
more as time goes on and you gain better recognition.

13-15 your style is "Strong and Sexy"
You can keep more in your pocket if you use your skills
to manage more of your content yourself. Making use of
all the resources available to you, both paid and free,
will pay off in the long run.