Learn how to promote your book with public speaking, media appearances, bookstore signings and interviews. Use compelling and persuasive reviews to generate sales. Cerate published articles that will deliver readers to your landing page. Generate interest and manage your fan base with blogs, social networking and e-mail marketing.
Use newspaper and magazine articles to generate interest, along with e-mail and fax blasts. Take advantage of important
book fairs, conferences and conventions. Generate a Facebook fan page and use targeted Facebook ads. Connect with readers via LinkedIn and discuss your book in the many varied LinkedIn groups and discussion threads.
Learn how to create a winning web site landing page, with successful tags and key words. Select a web site landing page that offers excellent analytics. Connect it to the world with links to global retailers and instant connection to your video
trailer.
Create an impressive synopsis web site that will generate interest. Use click-through technology for Internet retailers and brick & mortar bookstores.
This book has everything you’ll need to generate interest with effective marketing techniques. Create and manage your fan base and deliver continual sales increases. Promote your author platform with viral marketing.
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Comment by internet marketing — January 2, 2012 @ 9:48 am
Hey Charles,
I wanted to let you know about a new film called “The Last Survivor,” which is a documentary about survivors of genocide (such as the Holocaust, Rwanda, and Darfur), an their efforts in genocide prevention activism.
The film can be watched (for free) in its entirety here:
http://www.snagfilms.com/films/title/the_last_survivor
The film can also be embedded into a blog post by clicking the “Snag This Film” button directly underneath the title. Please let me know if you are interested or if you have any questions. Thanks, Greg
Comment by Greg — November 14, 2011 @ 8:43 pm
Thank you for making us aware of this, Greg. The film sounds pertinent and interesting. I appreciate your comment!
Chuck
Comment by cweinblatt — February 2, 2012 @ 6:11 pm