Monthly Archives: April 2007
A Book Award Adds Value to Your Book
Book awards bring exposure to books. Exposure generates sales. Sales mean more money in your pocket. Pursuing those book awards that allow publishers or authors to nominate their own titles can be a worthwhile activity for your book marketing efforts. … Continue reading
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The Hare, The Tortoise, and Publishing
In Aesop’s fable of The Hare and the Tortoise, these two animals agree to a race. Everyone knows that a hare is fast while a tortoise is slow. However, during the race, the hare decides to take a rest part … Continue reading
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You Are The Expert
I recently spoke with a gentleman who had written and published a book on terrorism’s threat to our water supply. As we discussed avenues for marketing his book, this gentleman remarked that mostly academicians had purchased the book, which he … Continue reading
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Think Like a Best-Selling Author- Part 1 Create the Buzz
In this part of “Act Like a Best-Selling Author,” we will attempt to answer the question: “When should I start marketing my book?” The answer, you should start marketing your book months before the manuscript is finish. This is why … Continue reading
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Two Magical Copywriting Words That Will Put You Miles Ahead of Your Competition
Super copy writing has not much to do with suffocating, stuffy language. It has a lot to do with simplicity, clarity and FROM THE HEART talk. Though, looking around at your competitors, you’ll see there’s a lot of pompous strutting … Continue reading
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