Steve Johnson

Steve Johnson's books cover a wide variety of topics aimed at helping people find ways to solve their common, everyday problems. Johnson writes and publishes helpful self-help guides. Now he's focused on helping nonprofit organizations. "By bringing niche know-how together in a simple, easily-accessible format of e-books powered by Kindle Direct Publishing, I believe there can be a powerful revolution in delivering quality information to all," he said. Johnson is an e-book author and digital publisher who has specialized since 2012 on delivering high-demand 'how-to' content to readers. This content takes the form of Kindle e-books, niche websites, and online and offline articles that deliver a wide-range of free self-help articles on topics covering personal finance, debt relief, student loan repayment and loan forgiveness, and free tips on how you can restore good credit on your own. In April 2023 Johnson published his newest book: "The 4-Hour Fundraiser" on Amazon as both a paperback and a hardcover book. It details his simple 2-step system for teaching small nonprofits how to raise more money in less time, with less stress, so they don't have to figure it out for themselves or hire an outside firm to do it for them, so that they have the money they need to complete their mission. "My years of working to assist and promote nonprofits made me realize that all nonprofits absolutely have to learn how to become better at fundraising," Johnson said, "so I compiled my own simple system that's worked for me over the past 5-plus years and boiled down the most important steps into this 75-page book." "The 4-Hour Fundraiser" includes a 3-week fundraising campaign planner that layout out in weekly detail the progress of any fundraising campaign. "It all comes down to planning and starting and organizing and knowing when to stop pitching," Johnson explained. "Fundraising is not selling per se; it is sharing the mission with those who want to support your nonprofit for their own reasons." Johnson still finds time to help budding digital publishers get started launching their own online business. "My goal is to help fellow independent 'Infopreneurs' take control of their destiny and transition to 'Indie Digital Publishers' so they have the know-how to research, edit, format, and promote their own non-fiction audience eager to find solutions to life's little problems," Johnson said. Johnson lives and works in the beautiful Ozarks Mountains. He retired from the U.S. Navy Reserve after 24 years military service.