The Push and Pull of Marketing: Why Inbound Marketing Makes Sense Guest Expert: Penny C. Sansevieri If you’ve been promoting online for any length of time, you know that, when used correctly, social media can be a really effective way to promote your book. The term “inbound marketing” is actually referring to the pull-marketing that [...]
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Mid-Week Book Marketing Tips: 10 Marketing Excuses That Can Kill Your Book and Career
May 5th, 2010 Carolyn Howard-Johnson, our guest blogger today, has won eight awards for her first novel ‘This is the Place’, and her book of creative nonfiction, ‘Harkening: A Collection of Stories Remembered’, has won three. Her fiction, nonfiction and poems have appeared in national magazines, anthologies and review journals. Howard-Johnson is the recipient of the California Legislature’s Woman [...]
Book Marketing Mondays: How To Get Your Book Mentioned In A Newspaper
May 3rd, 2010 Guest Expert: Tony Eldridge It is the dream of most authors to get their book reviewed in a major newspaper. But even the big ones are starting to cut back or eliminate reviews. And the ones that are still doing reviews tend to only do so on books published by the largest publishers. But that [...]
Mid-Week Book Marketing Tips: Do blurbs matter?
April 28th, 2010 Bob Sutton is a professor at Stanford University and the author of a best-selling book (caution: you may be offended by its title) called The No Asshole Rule. Prof Sutton has also written other books that haven’t been best-sellers. The difference between the best-seller and the non-best-sellers: The best-seller had no blurbs, while the non-best-sellers [...]
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