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Authors are always looking for ways to keep their books relevant after publication. I recently discussed how you should look for news hooks, culture hooks and calendar hooks for your pitches (see that blog post

Authors are always looking for ways to keep their books relevant after publication. I recently discussed how you should look for news hooks, culture hooks and calendar hooks for your pitches (see that blog post

When it comes to book publicity and marketing fundamentals, there is one very big rule: Get the facts right. As you may know, my work is all about books: Book marketing, book publicity, book promotion,

It is Memorial Day in the United States. This is a day of remembrance and reflection for those who have lost their lives in service to our country during any war. On this day we

When it comes to publicity and marketing for your book, there are a lot of strategies that can work for building visibility and sales. While you are planning your marketing strategy, don’t overlook radio. Podcasts

What do successful authors have in common regarding book publicity and marketing? One word: Action. It’s true for all well-known business people, authors, speakers, consultants, and others who are successful and have influence within their

When it comes to book publicity and marketing, asking the right questions makes it much easier. If you have a book and you want more visibility, then gaining exposure through the power of media is

When it comes to book publicity, top tier is the holy grail and you must be prepared. In life we have accepted rules around etiquette and graciousness. For example, when you set a date and

When it comes to book publicity and marketing, resilience is a requirement We all know what the word “resilient” means, but what exactly is the definition in the dictionary? Let’s look… Re·sil·ience /rəˈzilyəns/ Noun The

When it comes to Book Publicity and Marketing, Know the Difference There is a huge difference between being perceived as adventurous and daring—a good thing, and looking desperate—not a good thing. If you’ve been with