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The 10 Best Ways to Promote an Event Online

Neil Patel

How you choose to promote events can have a direct impact on how successful that event is. For brands with an established place in the online hierarchy, their event promotion efforts don’t have to be particularly intense or creative. That’s why I put together this guide to event promotion for online and in-person events.

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How to Turn an Essay into a Book Deal

Jane Friedman

When it comes to selling your book, proof of concept means demonstrating there’s a large, enthusiastic audience out there ready and willing to shell out $18 for your masterpiece. And a great way to do this is by publishing a nutshell version of your big, central idea in essay form. Step 3: Promote the hell out of your essay.

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Different Traditional Publishing Experiences With Georgina Cross

The Creative Penn

Traditional publishing is not a monolithic thing. There are different kinds of publishers, and authors want different things out of a publishing deal and relationship. Georgina Cross talks about her experience with two different traditional publishers and the pros and cons of each. Welcome to the show, Georgina.

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Why You Need a Press Release in the Digital Age

Jane Friedman

It serves as an update to her 2017 post, The Difference Between a Pitch and a Press Release. The core message is the newsworthy or unique aspect(s) you, your book, and your ideas can offer to a target audience—an audience that is most likely to spread word of mouth and/or purchase your book or services. is writing about.

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Publishing Frequency: Why (and How) We’re Changing Things Up

Content Marketing Institute

How often do you read the weekend posts on Content Marketing Institute the day they’re published? Our new publishing frequency. Now, you’ll also get a digest of the other content published that week. For years, Joe has encouraged companies to get strategic about their publishing frequency decisions. Click To Tweet.

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Substack Is Both Great and Terrible for Authors

Jane Friedman

Substack launched in 2017 and in its early days, I saw it as a fantastic, easy-to-use platform for starting a paid newsletter. There are a few reasons for that, but the biggest by far is that my free newsletter is a better marketing and promotion vehicle than the paid one. She’s 100% right. Even then, I might still continue it.

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5 Bloggers Who Started a Blog in 2017 and Survived

ProBlogger

It can be quite overwhelming, and sets you up for the comparison game and ‘perfection paralysis’ – not wanting to hit publish until your blog looks perfect. We received so many stories, some of which have been published on the ProBlogger podcast. Ghandi (May 2017). – Jenny (July 2017). in July 2017.

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