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Mais um artigo interessante, ou talvez curioso, que encontrei através do blogBlogtailors, que consiste no seguinte:
Behold, the 10 commandments of book marketing for authors and publishers. Are you breaking any?
Thou shalt:
1. Tell people about the results your books create, not just the topics you write about.
2. Test your manuscript on focus groups and get actual success stories before you publish your book.
3. Avoid coveting your neighbor’s Facebook friends, Twitter followers, or Amazon rankings.
4. Honor your website visitors by letting them test-drive your books’ content and expertise.
5. Maintain a growing database of leaders and send them regular value-laden newsletters…righteous!
6. Remember the Sabbath and carve out breaks in your schedule to recharge your mind and soul.
7. Show your contact information on all marketing materials – or lightning may strike you.
8. Avoid false humility. Don’t be afraid to tell people about your book when you know it can help them.
9. Abstain from idolizing your book. Think bigger and multiply it into spin-off products, such as audio, video, speaking, coaching, screenplays, etc.
10. Refrain from calling a publisher or publicist the devil when they make mistakes. You are ultimately responsible for your success.
Blessings be upon you and your books.
Question: What other marketing commandments do you keep?
Fonte: http://www.digitalbookworld.com/2012/the-10-commandments-of-book-marketing/
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