A simple guide to marketing your book: What is an author and publisher can sell more books
A Simple Guide to Marketing your book: What is an author and publisher can sell more books
jpg A short step by step marketing your book. Complete with all the resources and references you need, including: the definition and location of your target audience, the best places to distribute your book and creating demand through public relations and advertising. Contains a section on the Internet. Note:
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The Book Marketing, sixth edition
The 6th edition of the bestseller book marketing has been updated to reflect the many changes and trends in current marketing thinking and practice.
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This is really nothing more than a directory. It is useful but the bottom line is that this is just an overpriced list of phone numbers and websites.
Review by Vicki M. Taylor for A Simple Guide to Marketing Your Book: What an Author and Publisher Can Do to Sell More Books
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If you haven’t read anything else about marketing your book, then this is a good place to start. I’ve included it in my box of resources and I recommend it to my writing group.
Review by Brian Templeton for A Simple Guide to Marketing Your Book: What an Author and Publisher Can Do to Sell More Books
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I’m currently working on two ideas for non-fiction books. One is about current use (and mis-use) of English, the other a book of quotations.
I found this book to be very helpful. I liked that it put things in as concise a manner as possible, getting directly to the point.
I’d recommend it to anyone who’s into publishing, self-publishing or marketing of a book. By reading this first, you’ll probably save yourself from making mistakes and wasting money on wrong turns.
So, I’d say to check it out before proceeding further with your book idea.
Review by Kirk VandenBerghe for A Simple Guide to Marketing Your Book: What an Author and Publisher Can Do to Sell More Books
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Most new authors are shocked when they discover that they have to play a very active part in marketing their book. Sure, the major publishing houses provide massive marketing muscle for titles from their A-List authors. It’s a fact that the vast majority of marketing funds are allocated to best-selling authors. For the rest of us, “A Simple Guide to Marketing Your Book” contains street-wise tips from someone who knows what he’s talking about. There’s no fluff or filler; just condensed and practical information to help us get the job done.
Review by Todd Hagopian for A Simple Guide to Marketing Your Book: What an Author and Publisher Can Do to Sell More Books
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I have self-published over thirty books now, and I have read most of the titles in this specific genre. This book is a great resource for information sources that will help you market your book. The only complaint I have is that it focused much more on selling books to bookstores, when online selling is really beginning to dominate the self-publishing industry. The book was written in 2001, so that kind of makes sense. I still gave the book 4 stars because all of the stuff in the book is still valuable, and it will help you in the industry.
Enjoy!
Todd Hagopian
President/CEO
Hagopian Institute
Author of the brand new book – Self Publisher Coach: “Sell More Books In 30 Days” Edition
Review by Mr. Paul M. Williams for The Marketing Book, Sixth Edition
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a good book, well priced. it could not have been though, i was drunk when i purchased and it just happened to be authoritative enough to make the generalist statements i needed. pity its 20 years out of date though:(
got here surprisingly quickly.
Review by for The Marketing Book, Sixth Edition
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The Marketing Book is now one of the leading texts and references used by students all over the world. Covering key contemporary issues in marketing, it gives the best overview currently available on marketing.Edited by Michael Baker, Professor of Marketing at the University of Strathclyde Business School and the UK’s most important and influential marketing thinker, this rigorously revised, updated and substantially extended fourth edition now contains articles on Marketing and the Internet, Social Marketing, Marketing of Services and other issues. All the original chapters have been reworked and many of them have been completely rewritten to reflect changes and trends in current marketing thinking and practice. The book’s 30 chapters highlight the quality, breadth and depth of the ideas from the best minds in modern marketing education. Professor Michael Baker, and with specially commissioned contributions from top UK marketing educators and writers, sets out the scope and nature of contemporary marketing, its managerial application and its contribution to corporate success. Its list of contributors constitutes a virtual who’s who of UK marketing experts today.The Marketing Book is an indispensable reference work and textbook for students and practitioners, all over the world. This textbook is essential reading for those students taking the Chartered Institute of Marketing’s Certificate and Diploma examinations, as well as business studies, management, marketing, MBA, DMS, and BTEC Higher National courses. Being an invaluable resource to practitioners-especially those taking executive courses in marketing or pursuing Continuous Professional Development-it deserves to be on the desk of anyone who aspires to be a marketing manager, and certainly on the bookshelves of anyone who is practising a significant marketing role in their organisation.The author of over 30 books on marketing, Professor Baker is also President of the Academy of Marketing, Dean of the Chartered Institute of Marketing’s Academic Senate and founding Editor of the Journal of Marketing Management.