Book Marketing Blog Carnival – November 25, 2009

Welcome to the November 25, 2009 edition of the book marketing blog carnival. As usual, we have an assortment of useful and interesting posts by people interested and involved in the business of writing, publishing and marketing books. Let’s get right to it!

Marketing and Online Marketing

Angela T. Pisaturo presents posted at Selling Books, saying, “Whether you are published by a traditional publisher or self-published, the task of marketing is going to be up to you. So here are a few tips to make your marketing experience an adventure rather than a nightmare.”

Nick Thacker presents How to Make Anything Viral | Nick Thacker posted at Nick Thacker.

Mari Selby presents Broccoli, Green Beans, or Carrots and Corn? « Food for Thought posted at Food for Thought: Inspiring Authors to be Tastier, saying, “Working with every opportunity offered may be your best marketing tool.”

Sarah Bolme presents A Lesson in Selling Books posted at Marketing Christian Books.

Other

hall monitor presents Overdue books returned 51 years later posted at DetentionSlip.org.

Lazy Man and Money presents Why I Don’t Buy Digital Media posted at Lazy Man and Money.

John Eggie presents Personalized Gifts For Kids posted at Christmas Children’s Books.

Reviews

Carolyn Friedman presents 10 Things to do at a Library that Don’t Involve Renting Books posted at Online Degree.

jim presents So What? by Mark Magnacca posted at Blueprint for Financial Prosperity.

Writing and Publishing

Nobius Black presents MAKE IT NEW MEDIA: Jonathan Penton?s publishing/artist conglomerate posted at Flatmancrooked, saying, “Excerpt from my interview with Make It New Media’s Jonahtan Penton.”

Isaiah Janzen presents FREE eBook: What Gen Y Wants You to Know posted at Learning to DO, saying, “My first book, ebook, foray into self publishing, and experience in the harsh world of trying to get people to read what I write.”

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

James Mascia presents Book Promotion Advice posted at James Mascia’s Island of Dren.

That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of book marketing carnival using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.

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