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Guest Post by Jill Bennett: The Five Commandments of Marketing a Book
Jill Bennett is a marketing specialist for LitFire Publishing, a company based in Atlanta, Georgia. For the past six years, she’s been working with several self-publishing authors in terms of book marketing, publicity and distribution.
She contacted me with this idea for a guest post, which I think you’ll enjoy!
The Five Commandments of Marketing a Book
Found on laura-marshall.com
Marketing is something that should be done prior and subsequent to publishing. This article will show you how to market a book effectively in the form of these five commandments.
- Thou shall know thy readers
To be able to know how to market a book, one must know who the readers will be. Different types of readers read different types of books, which is why authors should not assume that everybody would want to read their book. An author must focus on who will want to buy and read…
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6 Tips on How to Use Live Video for Book Marketing
This is a guest post by Ryan Aslatt. Ryan is a web strategist and blogger. He currently works at Web Design Agency WebAlive. He is used to writing well-researched articles that readers will find insightful, engaging and highly informative.
I’m still figuring out how to use video for my book marketing, let alone LIVE video. So, these tips were of particular interest to me! I hope you find them as useful as I did.
5 Tips on How to Use Live Video for Social Media Marketing
Are you one of those who are still wondering how to use live videos for book marketing? Then you are in the right place.
By now, as you have reached this article roaming around here and there, you are probably already aware of the tons of marketing tools available to connect with readers. Of the many options available, perhaps you are currently considering “Live…
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Winner Of Atlantic City’s First Bathing Beauty Contest
“I Remember Distinctly”
Miss Washington, above, won the title in September of 1921 with knees “daringly bare.”
By 1923, hemlines had shifted to show yet more thigh. Can you even imagine wearing stockings to go swimming?
By 1935, the winner received a crown, robe, scepter, and a moment on the throne.
No wonder Atlantic City has been immortalized in art.
LIVING THE DREAM 