Category Marketing

Sep 17 2016

Book Reviewer Yellow Pages Needs You!

Call for Submissions!
Book Reviewer Yellow Pages is currently accepting submissions for its first anthology series!

We’re looking for essays between seven thousand and fifteen thousand words (we are somewhat flexible on the length if the work is of exceptional quality). The genres we are accepting are:

  • Romance (Amish Romance, Traditional Romance, Clean Romance) No erotica
  • Spooky Stories (creepy stories with ghouls, ghosts, or paranormal phenomena)
  • Humor Essays
  • Uplifting Stories (non-fiction/true life stories, similar to the “Chicken Soup for the Soul” essays)

For essays that are accepted and published, we will pay between $100 and $125, depending on the word count. There is no fee to submit. Accepted authors will also receive a free copy of the printed anthology.

The deadline for submissions is November 30, 2016. The anthology will be published in early 2017 (either spring or summer 2017, depending on the number of submissions we have to review).

Please make sure you have read our genre guidelines before you send in your work. When you send us your submissions, write “ANTHOLOGY SUBMISSION” in the subject line of the email. All submissions must be sent as a word doc and attached to the email.

Send submissions to:
sarah@bookrevieweryellowpages.com

Good luck!
http://www.bookrevieweryellowpages.com
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May 5 2016

Author Exposed: Robert Logan Rogers

Author Robert Logan Rogers has had a little gem of a book called Rungle In The Jungle since the 1980s. With motivation and drive he finally found an illustrator who would help him bring his book to life. Be sure to visit Kristi’s Book Nook for a chance to win this great book for kids.

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TNW: How long have you been writing?

RLR: 25 Years

TNW: Have you always written for children?

RLR: No

TNW: What drives and motivates your writing?

RLR: Influencing children’s lives to face fears and overcome insecurities.

TNW: Do you feel it’s important for writers to use social media?

RLR: Yes

TNW: How?

RLR: By taking advantage of forums that have become standard sources of information for most of the public today!

TNW: Who are some of your favorite authors and why?

RLR: C.S. Lewis because he uses allegory and illustrative metaphorical story telling to bring biblical truth to the reader.

TNW: What books for writers would you recommend?

RLR: The Hobbit

TNW: What advice do you have for new writers?

RLR: Be persistent and disciplined and keep focused on your end goal of completing your task.

TNW: What is the goal for yourself in the next 5 years?

RLR: To write and finish several sequels.

Thanks so much Robert for sharing with us today. Be sure to stop by his website to learn more about him and his book at http://www.rungleinthejunglethebook.com.

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Stop by Kristi’s Book Nook to see my review and for a chance to win a copy!

 

 

Apr 24 2016

The Missouri Writers’ Guild Conference

The Missouri Writer’s Guild 2016 Conference starts this Friday. Visit the website to see who’s coming! Bring a friend and get in for the half the price!

Missouri Writers’ Guild 2016 Conference

2016 Conference

Missouri Writers’ Guild
101st Annual Conference
April 29 – May 1, 2016
Hilton Hotel at the Kansas City Airport
Click Picture or link below to go to the Hilton room reservation page.

If you are a writer looking to improve your work the Missouri Writers Guild his having a conference featuring well known authors who are willing to help you hone in on your craft. Click on the links below to sign up and learn more.

2016 Conference

Missouri Writers’ Guild
101st Annual Conference
April 29 – May 1, 2016
Hilton Hotel at the Kansas City Airport
Click Picture or link below to go to the Hilton room reservation page.
Jun 14 2014

Great Marketing Tips For Pintrest

If you’re not using Pintrest to market yourself it’s time to get started. Pintrest is a great way to show off your book covers, where you’ve been promoted and also to showcase your interests. Put your personality out there! It’s fun and a great way to connect with potential readers for your projects. Socialmouths shares some great tips on how to utilize Pintrest for marketing.

 

10 Tips to Improve Your Pinterest Marketing Strategy

 

Did you know 69% of online consumers who visit Pinterest have a clear intention of purchasing products?

So, are you making Pinterest part of the social media marketing strategy for your business?

If not, it’s still a huge opportunity for brand awareness and sales. The best part is, Pinterest has proven to be the most cost-effective for several industries.

According to Danny Maloney, CEO and co-founder of Pinterest analytics and management firm Tailwind…

“Unlike Twitter and Facebook which connect users based on who they know, Pinterest connects people based on their common passion. This indicates users are able to view content which is more likely to be of interest to them, and are more likely to lead to purchase downstream.”

You may be asking yourself, how do I use Pinterest as a marketing tool? You need a consistent and strategic method to your pinning madness.

Before you start, ask yourself these 4 important questions:

  • Is your business visual?
  • Do you have access to images?
  • Is your target market primarily female?
  • Can your website be easily updated with images and content?

How do you develop the right Pinterest marketing strategy? Read more here.

 

 

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