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For some time now, I’ve closely followed a lot of very informative sites about media and about the publishing industry. Since I find myself quite voluble at times about issues that pertain to my job in the publicity department at a large publishing house, I thought I’d set up a book publicity blog. The purpose of this blog is provide tips, primarily, but also information about publishing / marketing trends that will help book publicists — and hopefully others in media and publishing — do our jobs with greater ease and efficiency. Please note that the opinions expressed on this blog are my own, not those of my company.
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- Missed this yesterday, but v helpful post from @moonrat about how to act an author event: http://tinyurl.com/lq9e56. Lots of examples. 2 hours ago
- Wondering how to get in touch with publishing houses / authors? Here's some information about imprints: http://tinyurl.com/mwl32p. 7 hours ago
- @DonLinn @zumayabooks @jennifertribe Wish we could have both options: bundling and separate formats to accomodate all. 7 hours ago
- @jennifertribe Will always buy HCs, but I work in pub. Personally, I like idea of bundling. Wonder if that wld work for "avg" readers? 8 hours ago
- @marynmck LOL! 8 hours ago
A wise man said, “If it’s going to be its up to me.” How true that is in today’s market. For writers, as well as actors, producers, directors and the entire spectrum of creative ‘word smiths” mastering the Publicity Game is a must. Good for you for starting this blog.