As a refresher, I recently wrote a blog post called 5 Tips to Help You Get Better Results with Influencer Marketing, which summaries pretty well how to get the results you want. You can read
It’s hard to believe we’re moving into the month of November already, and if you’re planning any publicity and marketing for your book over the holidays, then you should be in full swing by now.
As a refresher, I recently wrote a blog post called 5 Tips to Help You Get Better Results with Influencer Marketing, which summaries pretty well how to get the results you want. You can read
I recently wrote a blog post called 5 Tips to Help You Get Better Results with Influencer Marketing, which summaries pretty well how to get the results you’ve identified. In today’s post, I want
Welcome to Rejection. Stay Strong. I have been debating on which title to use for this issue. Other contenders include: Why Rejection in Book Publicity and Marketing can be a Good Thing What to do
If you’re like me, you cringe when you see or hear a commercial for the holidays before Thanksgiving. “Christmas commercials so soon? It’s not even Halloween yet!” As a consumer, cringing is totally appropriate. However,
I love the month of October. The leaves are changing color, you start to feel that autumn crispness in the air, and it’s time to pull out all the cozy sweaters and boots. It’s also
Publicity and Marketing Distinctions and Opportunities I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again. An argument can be made that everyone is the media these days. Let’s take a moment and break this down.
According to Wikipedia, Influencer marketing, (also Influence Marketing) is a form of marketing that has emerged from a variety of recent practices and studies, in which focus is placed on specific key individuals (or types
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