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To Sell More Books, Show Don’t Tell
Here is an excerpt from an email book promotion I received a few years back that did not get my click-through to buy the book. This book “is a remarkable testimony to the strength and perseverance of the human spirit. This true story will pull at the heartstrings of every American, and readers from everywhere.” Now, that […]
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Persistence: What You Have Control Over
When you are writing a book, you have lots of control over the content, style, and format of your book, but once you start to market, you lose a lot of control. You can’t force media to feature you. You can’t force bookstores to put your book on their shelves. You can’t force readers to […]
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Book Marketing Tip: Creating Relationships
All of marketing consists in creating relationships. Real relationships: friends, lovers, partners, warriors, fans. — John Kremer Have you built your tribe? Have you inspired a fan club? Do you lead, or do you follow? Do you share, or do you shout? All of marketing consists in creating relationships. Real relationships: friends, lovers, partners, warriors, […]
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Book Marketing Tip: Include Love
All businesses should include love for their customers as part of their brand strategy. Also love for employees, partners, suppliers, etc. — John Kremer If you love your readers, your readers will love you! All businesses should include love for their customers as part of their brand strategy. John Kremer Click To Tweet If you […]
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