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Title: 1001 Ways to Market Your Books, Sixth Edition (1001 Ways to Market Your Books: For Authors and Publishers)
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| 1001 Ways to Market Your Books, Sixth Edition (1001 Ways to Market Your Books: For Authors and Publishers) by Open Horizons Best on the planet! |
| 1001 Ways to Market Your Books is the bible of marketing books. I have read the book cover to cover and have applied some great ideas into the marketing of my own book. It is full of practical ideas to market books. Hats off to John Kremer...Great Job! The Re-Discovery of Common Sense: A Guide to: The Lost Art of Critical Thinking |
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| 1001 Ways to Market Your Book includes everything that publishers and authors need to market their book. The picture of the book cover does not do the book justice because when I recieved my copy I found that it was a "big, fat" book that is FULL of the most valuable information. This is the ONLY book that you need to market your book because in addition to his own expertise, John Kremer has created a bibliography of other informative books and resources to make 1001 Ways a "one stop shop" when it comes to marketing your own book. Writer's Breakthrough: Steps to Copyright And Publish Your Own Book |
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| Today's most complete handbook on book marketing. |
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| John Kremer's home might be nestled in Iowa cornfields, but his advice on book marketing comes straight from publishing's epicenter. 1001 Ways to Market Your Books is a tome of biblical proportion, a 700-page "organized potpourri" of useful ideas, examples, tips, and suggestions. You name it, Kremer covers it: publication scheduling, series and directory writing, attaining bestsellerdom, direct mail, cover design, offbeat advertising, online sales, alternative markets, and much (really!) more. He includes addresses and phone numbers, Web site addresses, and hundreds of marketing stories from authors and publishers. It is these stories that inspire one to think outside the box. One Canadian author changed his last name from Zimmerman to Cimmerman purely for bookstore-placement purposes. And Greg Godek, author of 1001 Ways to Be Romantic, performs a reverse shoplift. He sneaks copies of his books onto stores' shelves, figuring that if a copy sells, the store will order more. --Jane Steinberg |
