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It’s Déjà Vu All Over Again — And How to Use Book Awards

by Kendra BonnettMay 21, 2010
It’s Déjà Vu All Over Again — And How to Use Book Awards

As we go on three weeks of book award wins for both Rosie’s Daughters and Dog Dish Diet, we decided to encourage all authors to enter competitions and to give some advice on how to put your wins to work in marketing your books.

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Using the Levy Flight to Market Books

by Kendra BonnettApril 16, 2010
Using the Levy Flight to Market Books

Seth Godin gets Kendra thinking about chaos theory, Levy flight plans and how to apply this to book marketing tactics.

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The Internet and Social Networking Achieve Tipping Point

by Kendra BonnettApril 9, 2010
The Internet and Social Networking Achieve Tipping Point

The Infinite Dial survey shows the Internet beats out television to take the top spot as the “most essential” medium and social networking activity doubles within the last two years. With almost 50 percent of Americans using social networking, there are important implications for authors looking to market and sell books.

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Marketing Your Memoir…All For the Sake of Cheap Lobster

by Kendra BonnettFebruary 21, 2010
Marketing Your Memoir…All For the Sake of Cheap Lobster

As authors, writing our memoir is only half our our job. The other half is marketing and selling our book because these days few publishers will help you. You need a marketing strategy in order to create a set of sales tactics. This is the first in a series designed to help you market (and sell) your book. Let’s start at the beginning.

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Memoir Guest Blog and Writing Prompt: Judy Mandel Discusses the Challenges When the Story Is Not Forthcoming

by Kendra BonnettFebruary 16, 2010
Memoir Guest Blog and Writing Prompt: Judy Mandel Discusses the Challenges When the Story Is Not Forthcoming

Judy Mandel, author of “Replacement Child,” shares a family tragedy that took place almost two years before she was born. Judy’s storytelling is so powerful, you feel as though you were a witness on that fateful day in 1952. But that’s only half of this story: Judy weaves her story as the replacement child for sister Donna lost in the crash–her own life unfolding in between chapters that bring us ever closer to the tragic accident. This memoir is dramatically and rtfully told.

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Helen Ginger Reports on “Getting Published” Panel

by Kendra BonnettFebruary 12, 2010
Helen Ginger Reports on “Getting Published” Panel

We enjoyed such a positive experience on the Story Circle Network conference panel “Getting Published” that we asked panel moderator Helen Ginger to summarize the advice. This was a powerful panel, full of great ideas.

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Deep in the Heart of Story Circle Network Conference

by Kendra BonnettFebruary 6, 2010
Deep in the Heart of Story Circle Network Conference

Stories From the Heart V conference notes from roving reporters, workshop leaders and panel participants Matilda Butler and Kendra Bonnett.

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