Archive for October, 2004

Viewpoint: Distributors and Wholesalers

Monday, October 11th, 2004

This article presents perspective on the traditional book trade through the jaded eyes of a frugal author/self-publisher, one who took the time to examine the market and analyze some of the financial realities and risk-reward scenarios.

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Marketing Your Successful Book

Monday, October 11th, 2004

Now that you have written your book, how does the outside world find it? Only 5% of the book effort is writing. The other 95% is marketing.

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Errol Smith

The 22 Immutable laws of book marketing

Monday, October 11th, 2004

It much easier to market your books if you understand the basic rules of marketing. Al Ries is a marketing legend. Ries is Co-founder of the concept of positioning and author of the […]

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Brian Jud

Sell More Books Profitably to Companies

Monday, October 11th, 2004

Unfortunately, some people feel they do not have the skills to sell books. The good news is that the old-fashioned, hard-selling techniques do not work among today’s savvy buyers.

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Fern Reiss

Get More Customers!

Monday, October 11th, 2004

Regardless of whether you’re selling books, products, or services, the ultimate goal is to get more paying customers, right? Here are some of my best techniques for doing just that.

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Ron Pramschufer

Ask Ron - When is the best time to print your trade book on an offset sheet fed press?

Monday, October 11th, 2004

In today’s marketplace, if you are printing a standard single color trade book on a sheet fed press, you are either paying too much or dealing with a company that can’t possible stay in business.

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