Category Archives: Book Marketing

Google, SEO and Blogs

If you have spent anytime on the web or especially if you are a blogger I’m sure by now you’ve heard of Search Engine Optimization, SEO. Possibly you’ve been overwhelmed by the amount of information and don’t have any idea … Continue reading

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Marketing Basics

“Real marketing begins at the moment a book idea is conceived, and it should affect everything you do. It rests on a clear sense of who the book is for, how it will serve its audience, how and where it … Continue reading

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5 Quick Tips for Effective Facebook Layouts for Your Facebook Fan Pages

Sometimes it is hard to keep up with all of the changes Facebook makes. Thankfully there are outstanding recourses on the web like Shelley Hitz’s Self-Publishing-Coach.com. Below is just one of her many video tutorials to help authors use Facebook … Continue reading

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Event Planning Resource You Can’t Live Without

Planning a workshop, author signing, book launch or another event Eventbrite is the best resource we’ve found yet!! “With Eventbrite, organizers can create a customizable event page; spread the word with social media; collect money; and gain visibility into attendees … Continue reading

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HOW TO: Become a Google+ Beta Tester by: Mashable

Mashable.com is the best place to stay up-to-date on everything Social Media. Tips, new platforms, marketing, building your online presents and more! Here is a recent article on Google+. “Want to test new Google+features before they become available to the … Continue reading

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Justin Foster on Marketing

Marketing expertise from IBE Speaker Justin Foster… Frequency: if you are going to market, then market.  If you have a limited budget, pick 1 – 2 tactics and DO THEM RIGHT. Consistency: put together a plan, then execute it.  This … Continue reading

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