Hey all you authors in search of marketing help -- there's more free and valuable stuff for you. Hopefully you have already downloaded Wheatmark's free Marketecture Workbook and found it helpful (give us some feedback - we're here to please!).
Well, if you liked that you'll be happy to hear (via the fabulous Mr. Joe Wikert) about the free downloadable PDF that Penguin Group USA has made available to all authors. It's called Internet Advice for Authors: Getting Started, Getting Online, and Getting Noticed and we're told it's a great guide for authors in need of online marketing know-how. Kudos to Penguin for sharing the love!
Now you authors have plenty to do! Happy book marketing to you and have a great weekend!
Well, if you liked that you'll be happy to hear (via the fabulous Mr. Joe Wikert) about the free downloadable PDF that Penguin Group USA has made available to all authors. It's called Internet Advice for Authors: Getting Started, Getting Online, and Getting Noticed and we're told it's a great guide for authors in need of online marketing know-how. Kudos to Penguin for sharing the love!
Now you authors have plenty to do! Happy book marketing to you and have a great weekend!
Labels: authors, book marketing, online marketing
posted by Kat Meyer on 8/22/2008
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That is really a very surprising step by Penguin - one that I am sure many authors will take advantage of. Online marketing is the hot thing these days, and any information to help authors out is a must. Thanks for sharing.
You can increase your book publicity at BiblioScribe.com, a site where authors and publishers can still market their books in the same place that they can be purchased. BiblioScribe.com allows members to use free article and Press release tools that embeds their book as part of the article, and readers have the opportunity of locating and buying the subject book directly from Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, Powell’s, as well as corresponding UK and Canadian online booksellers. Additionally, the Biblioscribe.com members’ public profile provides links to multiple books specified by the member, as well as the member's own website. BiblioScribe membership is also free as well as an account on the BiblioScribe Blog.
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