by Warren Whitlock | Oct 27, 2008 | Book Marketing, media publicity, online promotion, Social Media
Roger Parker asked me to speak to his private group of guerrilla marketers about book marketing and self promotion using social media.I’ve been a fan of Jay Conrad Levinson and member of the Guerrilla Marketing Association, but I wondered about doing this as...
by Warren Whitlock | Oct 5, 2008 | Author Training, Book Marketing, make money online, online promotion
The Internet Marketing event in Atlanta this week brought hundreds of marketing professionals together to discuss the best practices for marketing books and websites.BestSellerAuthors.com is just one of the many web sites featured in the training where we used social...
by Warren Whitlock | Sep 23, 2008 | online promotion
This blog contains many entries that have audio and video. We are now feeding them to PodCastAlley so you can subscribe there. My Podcast Alley feed! {pca-9c8b290eafa73c7452b6bf2823a4fcb7}
by Warren Whitlock | Aug 17, 2008 | blogging, Book Marketing, online promotion, Selling Books
If you are an author of a book, writing a book now, or hope to write a book someday, here are some important statistics for you from Mert Erkal and the Internet Business Blog Search for Blogging site Over 12 million American adults currently maintain a blog.More than...
by Warren Whitlock | Aug 9, 2008 | blogging, Book Marketing, online promotion, Social Media
YouTube gets thousands of videos everyday and while many are awful.. we are drawn to watch them.What draws people to the social media? What makes an average person become a producer?And, how do you get over the odd feeling of talking to a camera alone to share your...
by Warren Whitlock | Jul 30, 2008 | Book Marketing, online promotion, Social Media
Authors and readers get together on GoodReads to discuss books.While not a huge push for book marketing, I suggest it because you can join and list your book for free in just a few minutes.Today, there’s a contest going for to vote for the worst books of all...
