Book Marketing Blog Carnival – November 11, 2009

Welcome to the November 11, 2009 edition of the book marketing blog carnival.

Marketing and Online Marketing

Sarah Bolme presents Smart Book Publicity Stunts posted at Marketing Christian Books.

Thomas A. Williams, PhD presents How to Give a Successful Poetry Reading (and Sell Books) at Selling Books.

Thursday Bram presents Picking the Best Fonts for Newsletters posted at Desktop Publishing, saying, “If you use a newsletter to market your book, you want to do everything possible to make sure your clients read it — and that means picking the right font.”

KC presents How to Take a Digital Product and Turn it into a Physical Product posted at SEO Training Course.

Angel Taylor presents 3 Steps to an Effective Elevator Pitch posted at Angel Taylor’s MLM Profits Blog.

Bobby Leong presents Getting Customers To Choose You Over Someone Else posted at Internet Marketing Solutions.

Writing and Publishing

Shaun Duke presents Ten Things No Writer Should Ever Do posted at The World in the Satin Bag.

Lynnda Ell presents What Idea Do I Research? posted at Calling All Aspiring Writers of Nonfiction Books, saying, “Ethel Herr, author of An Introduction to Christian Writing wrote an excellent article on researching. She is doing a once-a-month series on our nonfiction writers community blog.”

Shannon Wills presents 50 Must-Read Novels from the 20th Century posted at Online Accredited Degrees, saying, “Literature, as with all forms of creative expression, is a highly subjective art. This list intends to blend highly recognized and celebrated works with those that may have gone overlooked by those outside the literary community and deserve more mainstream attention.”

Jon Bard presents Five Reasons Why You Can’t Be A Writer (And Why None Of Them Are True) posted at Children’s Writing Web Journal.

Tiffany Colter presents Interview with Anita Higman posted at Writing Career Coach, saying, “This article is an interview with author Anita Higman.”

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