Uncommon Book Promotion Tips
Posted on February 8th, 2007 by Scribe
Whether you self-publish or are lucky enough to get published through the conventional method, the author should always take an active role in advertising (or marketing) their own book(s). This goes without saying. Right?
Thing is, we are writers not advertisers, so what would we know about getting our book “out there”?
Thanks to Benjamin Solah, I found an article over at Absolute Write called Uncommon Book Promotion Tips. It’s a short article and some of the tips are common sense, but it never hurts to be reminded of the simple things. Besides, maybe you hadn’t thought of doing some of these things. 
Thanks for the information. I hope to be able to use this someday.
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You’re welcome, Paul.
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Great tips, Scribe. I’ve made it a rule to never leave the house without business cards and a little stack of stickers that I had made. And, I have a steady supply of tiny lapel pins made up with different quotes from my novel that seem to go over pretty well, too.
It’s a great article. Some of the ideas are so simple, yet so much more effective if you actually use them
I think there are heaps of “little” things we can do to make people aware of something. I think we should try them more often though. I believe some people get embarrassed to “advertise” themselves or their work. We have to get over that obstacle first, in my opinion.