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Thanks for the feedback, Iola & Brent!
Sandy
7 Ways Friends Can Support Your Book (and How To Ask For Their Help)
In today's guest post, book publicity expert Sandra Beckwith shares some great ideas for enlisting friends (and colleagues) to help spread the word about your book, without being a pest. 7 Ways Friends Can Support Your Book (and How To Ask For Their Help) I recently read an article that detai...
Ah, Dana, I ALWAYS proofread on paper. But I always print on both sides of the paper!
Sandy Beckwith
5 Ways to Make Sure Your Book’s Press Release Doesn’t Get Used
Press releases are a basic book publicity tool, but sometimes authors unwittingly sabotage their success. In today's guest post, literary publicity expert Sandra Beckwith, author of Get Your Book in the News: How to Write a Press Release That Announces Your Book, explains how to avoid common m...
I'm glad it was helpful, Liesa. Thanks for commenting.
Also, in my experience, sometimes the person who wrote the press release is too close to the content to spot all of the mistakes (OK...I'm talking about myself here...). It helps me to have fresh eyes proofread it but when that isn't possible, I use this trick: I e-mail it to myself. For some reason, seeing it copied & pasted into the e-mail message helps me see it differently and catch mistakes.
Sandy Beckwith
5 Ways to Make Sure Your Book’s Press Release Doesn’t Get Used
Press releases are a basic book publicity tool, but sometimes authors unwittingly sabotage their success. In today's guest post, literary publicity expert Sandra Beckwith, author of Get Your Book in the News: How to Write a Press Release That Announces Your Book, explains how to avoid common m...
You were smart to do the research, Tammy. Congratulations on your success! (And thanks for the kind words.)
Sandy Beckwith
5 Ways to Make Sure Your Book’s Press Release Doesn’t Get Used
Press releases are a basic book publicity tool, but sometimes authors unwittingly sabotage their success. In today's guest post, literary publicity expert Sandra Beckwith, author of Get Your Book in the News: How to Write a Press Release That Announces Your Book, explains how to avoid common m...
Jenel, that is so interesting! I've used PRWeb many times and never encountered that (and never used a client name in the headline...). Hmmm...
Sandy Beckwith
5 Ways to Make Sure Your Book’s Press Release Doesn’t Get Used
Press releases are a basic book publicity tool, but sometimes authors unwittingly sabotage their success. In today's guest post, literary publicity expert Sandra Beckwith, author of Get Your Book in the News: How to Write a Press Release That Announces Your Book, explains how to avoid common m...
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