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22.09.2011

Basics of Book Marketing for the Beginning Self-Publisher, Part 2 …

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    Basics of Book Marketing for the Beginning Self-Publisher, Part 3

    2011 readers This article is a continuation of the series that started with Basics of Book Marketing for the Beginning Self-Publisher, Part 1 and Part 2. This series is derived from an article written for CreateSpace?s new resource, Marketing Central. In this third and final part of the series, we look at measuring results and the nuances of

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    How to Stop Marketing (And What to Do Instead)

    10138 readersBack when I took copywriting clients, I had one request that seemed to come up over and over again. ?I don?t want to do any marketing or selling,? the client would say. ?I just really hate all that stuff. It makes me feel sleazy and gross and I don?t want my name associated with it


  • Self-Publishing & Local Marketing

    500 readersSometimes it seems like the entire literary universe orbits around the tiny island of Manhattan. As self-published authors multiply around the country, this illusion has been broken?local book marketing is more important than ever before. Last weekend, GalleyCat prowled the floor of the Self-Publishing Book Expo. Along with 450 attendees from all corners of the country,

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    This Week in the Blogs, March 27 ? April 2, 2011

    2147 readersBlogs for Self-Publishers for March 27 – April 2, 2011 including Nathan Bransford, Jane Friedman, Penelope Trunk, Donna Marie Williams, Guy Kawasaki

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    This Week in the Blogs, February 13 ? 19, 2011

    2436 readersBlogs for Self-Publishers for February 13 – 19, 2011 including Jane Friedman, M. Louisa Locke, Michael A. Stackpole, Lindsey Buroker, Alan Rinzler


  • Top 5 Marketing Mistakes Authors Make

    655 readersWriters are an enthusiastic and passionate bunch, but when it comes to marketing, we see more confused faces, blank stares, and resistance than in any other industry. It’s easy to be idealistic about writing a book, but when it comes down to it, publi…

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    Self-Publishers Start Here: Marketing Your Book

    1259 readersStart Here: Marketing Your Book for self-publishers and indie authors. Links to articles to help get started finding the audience for your book. This is the seventh in a series.


  • The First Page: Startup from the Ground Up by Cynthia Kocialski

    1078 readersThe First Page is one of Literarily Speaking?s newest features. Here we get a glimpse into an author?s work and what better place to begin than the first page? Authors share their first pages and answer a few questions about why they started their books off the way they did. Today we welcome [...]

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    This Week in the Blogs, May 29 ? June 4, 2011

    3040 readersThis Week in the Self-Publishing Blogs, May 29 – June 4, 2011 including articles by Bob Mayer, Sue Collier, Shannon Yarbrough, Linda J. Dawson and Lauren Carr


  • Writer? Journalist? Is there a difference?

    1161 readersOn my web site and in bios everywhere I tend write ?freelance writer/journalist.? Sometimes I alternate ? freelance writer for one publication, freelance journalist for another. I feel compelled to highlight the difference, but I have to wonder does it matter, if so to whom? I also wonder if there is really a difference. A

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    23.06.2011

    Tossing It Out: Favorite Book Challenge: Part 2 — Non-fiction

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    ? ? ? ? ? Not only did I do what thought I wouldn’t do by participating in a blog event at this time when I’m trying to catch up with things, I am doing a second installment. ?My Monday post consisted of five of my favorite novels. ? Today I’m going to present my list of five favorite non-fiction books. ? I tend to read more non-fiction these days than fiction so I have quite a few to choose from.

    ? ? ? ? ? ?Once again, I am not including The Bible or any reference books. And although I have many non-fiction books on writing, religion, philosophy, politics, biography, ?and other topics, in my list here I am only including historical books that are written in a more narrative form.

    ? ? ? ? ? This blogfest is hosted by A Writer’s Journey and you can find the Linky list of other participants there.

    ? ? ? ? ? ?Here are five favorite books in the non-fiction category:

    1. ?Son of the Morning Star: ?Custer and the Little Bighorn
    by Evan S Connell?

    ? ? ? ? ?”The full story of General Custer and the Battle of Little Big Horn as seen from all sides with the events that led up to the fateful event.”

    ? ? ? ? ? The story telling is vivid and comprehensive which really brings the story to life.?

    ?“An incredible recreation of everything the title describes.”

    Made curious after seeing the film Gangs of New York, this book really brought the setting of the story and the history around it to life for me.

    “Fascinating history and facts about the common substance we now mostly take for granted.”

    Fun trivia that you can use to amaze and amuse others is presented in a page turning epic about something we all use every day. ?

    by Nelson Lankford

    “Under siege and impending invasion by Union troops, the Capitol of the Confederacy collapses in chaos and flames.”

    Like a trip in a time machine, this book takes readers into the heart of the action and makes us feel like we are there.

    “Incredible stories from pioneers and early settlers of the U.S. who were captured by indigenous tribes and lived to tell their stories.”

    The stories in this collection are told with detail and candor, painting a vivid picture of what life must have been like for these people. ?

    ? ? ? ? ? ? Do you read non-fiction? ? ?What are some of your favorite non-fiction books? ?Have you read any of the books I have listed here?

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    Source: http://tossingitout.blogspot.com/2011/06/favorite-book-challenge-part-2-non.html

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