To keep them easy to find they are now listed on this page.
By: M.K. Hobson
- What are QR Codes?
- Tracking Marketing Effectiveness Using QR Codes
- How Do I Get My Hands on a QR Code?
Book Promotion from a Publicists Perspective - Jessica Glenn of Mind Buck Media
Publicity Professionals Enhance the Author Persona - Sharon Bially of Book Savvy Public Relations
Rooted Marketing: Building Marketing Tools into Your Story by Dineen Miller ** Dineen's article with our comments: Tips on Intentional Marketing
Building My Brand, One Crude Joke At a Time by Tawna Fenske
Cross-Marketing: Help a sistah (or brotha) out!
Creative, Cost-Effective Promotion by Kristina McMorris
Cross-Marketing: Help a sistah (or brotha) out!
Creative, Cost-Effective Promotion by Kristina McMorris
How Color Affects Purchases
Ten Tips On Tweeting by Jamie Brazil
Promoting You Book on Twitter by Chris Robley at The BookBaby Blog
Ten Tips On Tweeting by Jamie Brazil
Promoting You Book on Twitter by Chris Robley at The BookBaby Blog
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES to REVIEW:
Example of a great website: Kristina McMorris - Award Winning Author
Example of blending genres into one persona: Paty Jager - Western Romance and Mystery
Example of great audience experience: Delilah Marvelle - Historical Romance Just Got Twisted
Terri Patrick's Blog
C. Morgan Kennedy's Blog
Anatomy of an Effective Blog Post
by Michael Hyatt, Motivational Speaker, former CEO of Thomas Nelson Publishing
http://michaelhyatt.com/
Why I Stopped Reading Your Blog
by Michael Hyatt, Motivational Speaker, former CEO of Thomas Nelson Publishing
http://michaelhyatt.com/
How to Write a Good Blog Comment
Nathan Bransford (author, media specialist at CNET, former literary agent) http://blog.nathanbransford.com/
5 Tips to Avoid Being a Media Moron
Tawna Fenske, novelist http://tawnafenske.blogspot.com/
Thank You For the ReTweet
Twitter Manners by Jamie Brazil http://jamiebrazil.com/
Also - check Reviews and Interview page as an example to make all those blog tour posts into promotions that can live on your website as long as your books are available for new readers.
Get a Grip on Twitter Handles
Twitter as a Language by Porter Anderson http://porteranderson.com/
This has visuals, tips, and shows the value of acknowledging the AUTHOR
Social Networking for Writers