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  • How Has Social Media Marketing Changed? - podcast

    Rusty Shelton
    Rusty Shelton
    Rusty Shelton, President and CEO of author publicity firm Shelton Interactive, discusses the best social media strategy for authors. From what he sees online, authors are now getting a feel for how to leverage social media to market their books. He...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Marketing Plan
    • Finding Your Platform
  • The Changing Nature of Marketing - video

    Patrick Schwerdtfeger
    Patrick Schwerdtfeger
    Author and speaker Patrick Schwerdtfeger is a marketing whiz! Listen in as he talks about how the nature of marketing has changed in today's environment. He describes push and pull marketing strategies, which one works, and how to succeed with it. He...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Social Media
    • YouTube
  • The Changing Nature of Marketing - podcast

    Patrick Schwerdtfeger
    Patrick Schwerdtfeger
    Author and speaker Patrick Schwerdtfeger is a marketing whiz! Listen in as he talks about how the nature of marketing has changed in today's environment. He describes push and pull marketing strategies, which one works, and how to succeed with it. He...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Social Media
    • YouTube
  • Writing Effective Humor Without Being Pretentious

    Bob Morris
    Bob Morris
    To be called "funny as hell' by well-known author and humor columnist Dave Barry is a huge compliment. Author Bob Morris has the unique privilege of being friends with Barry and was able to use an endorsement from him in his book and marketing copy...
    • over 7 years ago
    • Fiction
    • Finding Your Voice
  • Effective Marketing Channels For Reaching Action Thriller Readers

    Guy Morris
    Guy Morris
    While some readers like books across many genres, most readers like books in specific genres. It's important to know how to reach these readers that are most likely to read and enjoy your book. Thriller author Guy Morris has found that focusing on writing...
    • over 3 years ago
    • Marketing Plan
    • Building a Fan Base
  • Breaking Into the Industry - video

    Kathryn Otoshi
    Kathryn Otoshi
    Writing and publishing a children's book is a dream of many authors. So how do you break into the children's book industry? Children’s author and illustrator Kathryn Otoshi shares her tips for writers interested in breaking into the children's book market...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Marketing Plan
    • Research
  • Breaking Into the Industry - podcast

    Kathryn Otoshi
    Kathryn Otoshi
    Writing and publishing a children's book is a dream of many authors. So how do you break into the children's book industry? Children’s author and illustrator Kathryn Otoshi shares her tips for writers interested in breaking into the children's book market...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Marketing Plan
    • Research
  • SOS for Your Self Help Book - Recorded Webinar

    Steve Piacente
    Steve Piacente
    If you are writing – or are considering writing – a self-help book, there are several steps that will help you establish your credentials, relate to your audience, and hone your message. When you’re all done with the book, part two begins – marketing...
    • over 6 years ago
    • Marketing Plan
    • Finding Your Platform
  • PitchFest LA Interviews: Thoughts on E-books - video

    Multiple Authors
    Multiple Authors
    E-books are here to stay. Listen in as several authors share their thoughts on this phenomenon, such as how the e-book trend is following the indie music movement and how it opens up markets for authors. In this interview, you'll hear from Anastasia...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Formats
    • eBooks
  • Adapting Your Books For Film and Television - video

    Serita Stevens
    Serita Stevens
    Author and forensic registered nurse Serita Stevens talks about the process of adapting a book to film or television, and how difficult it is to move from one to the other because of how very different the two are. Written works are slower, more introspective...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Book to Screen
    • Adaptations
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