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This is so fun and exciting! I met Athena Dean way back in the early 90′s while attending a special publishing event – the Seattle Book Fair out on the pier. I was working as Director of Key Accounts for Word Publishing. It was the first time that I have ever been quoted in a . . . → Read More: Accomplish Your Goals with Effective Branding & Publishing by Athena Dean, guest blogger #publishing #selfpublishing #christian
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“I did it my way.” I love Frank Sinatra. Talk about style and class. And independence. I was watching a retrospective on the man today. . . . → Read More: I Did It My Way by Kris Harty, guest blogger #entrepreneurs #business #independence Even Geeks Need Geeks Guest Blog for Jay Heinlein © Kris Harty 2-25-2012
That phrase caught my ear recently as a self-proclaimed geek and I crossed paths. The tech geek I was talking with was teaching a class for other . . . → Read More: Even Geeks Need Geeks by Kris Harty, guest blogger #geeks #technology #bestpractices #socialmedia 2 comments Best practice, efficiency, Google, Habits, Humor, Information Age, living, Marketing plan, Marketing strategy, objectives, personal plan, Process management, resistance, Self-Help, Social media, Technology, Weblogs, Writer asking for help, best practice, efficiency, geeks, humility, humor, living, self-reliance, social media, technology So What?! Who Cares?! … series: answering the hard questions about being published” My goal in this series is not to provide a detailed analysis, but rather to outline a basic √ checklist to help you answer key questions and identify must-do objectives for your publishing project.
One comment Amazon Associate, Amazon Kindle, Apple, Arts and Entertainment, Author, book marketing, Bookseller, Bookselling, Business, Business plan, E-book, ebook, Independent bookstore, Internet marketing, Literature, Marketing and Advertising, Marketing strategy, Niche market, Process management, Publishing Business, Retail, Self-Publishing, Social media, Social media marketing, Writer, Writing booksellers, bookstores, direct selling, fulfillment, wholesale PersonaNonData: A Digital Concierge: Publishing Strategy Posted using ShareThis It will no-longer be typical that a book ‘commissioned’ or ‘acquired’ sits proudly at the front end of a long sequential set of steps that ultimately lands the book on a shelf somewhere. In the new model, a book may be the last item . . . → Read More: In the new model, a book may be the last item produced … |
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