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Using my short story to advertise my book Let me know what you think of this idea and please read my scifi detective short story, "A Program Thicker Than Water. Please… Started by Matt T. Schott	0	Sep 23, 2011
Have you joined the Social Media Group yet? Anyone interested in Promotion and Marketing can't really avoid social media as there's overlap there. There's a new Social Media Group at… Started by scribbler	0	Jul 9, 2011
How Writers Build the Brand As every author knows, writing a book is the easy part these days. It’s when the publication date looms that we have to roll up our sleeves… Started by scribbler	2	Jun 15, 2011 Reply by Clark M. Zlotchew
Tips and Considerations for Self-Promotion While this article was aimed primarily at the freelance design community, the advice is also relevant to freelance writers and authors too.… Started by Kay Elizabeth	0	Jun 14, 2011
Free Promotions Have you considered publishing via Amazon's Kindle? Its free and an excellent way to publish another book-the 21st Cen… Started by C. A. Lofton	1	Apr 29, 2011 Reply by David Bowman
When it comes to book marketing...where should you start? I am a new author--okay, three months published--and would like to hear from others what kind of marketing they are doing for their books.… Started by Philip Nork	6	Feb 25, 2011 Reply by Francesca Cassini
How Authors Move Their Own Merchandise To gin up sales for her 2009 essay collection "Bad Mother," Ayelet Waldman rewarded those who preordered the book with such lagniappes as… Started by scribbler	0	Jan 18, 2011
Book publicity case study Learn how one author created nine different press releases for her book in this case study.http://www.yudkin.com/bookpublicity.htm Started by Kay Elizabeth	0	Dec 3, 2010
6 Tweets to promote your online fiction Tweet #1 – Five Second Fiction This is where you tell a whole story in a single tweet. And you don’t even have a whole tweet to do it, beca… Started by Kay Elizabeth	0	Dec 3, 2010
24 Literary Agents open to reading and reviewing books right now Writer’s Digest has again assembled its annual short list of literary agents who’ve confirmed they’re open to reviewing queries from new an… Started by Kay Elizabeth	5	Sep 14, 2010 Reply by Yolanda B. Crawley-Taylor