Good Morning tod @ s.
Perhaps the way that he treats me so elusive in some aspects of my life joined with my destiny that day of no more than a month ago, when I chose to participate in the draw for five copies of Arqués Neus book "Marketing for Writers" that the web Ediciona raffled among its members.
Last week I received one of these five copies to be bypassed.
From everything I've read it, he shares my interest with "In the Mouth of the Dragon" by Ken Follet; struck me how Neus Arqués he published his first book, "A man of payment ".
Tired, perhaps for its stated impatience, rejection by some publishers, Neus chose self-publishing his first work in one of those many options that emerge in the network these days using the format "print on demand." As an expert in the marketing world is, our protagonist created a blog on the book two months before it was available. By the time the first units ordered, and had a small reader base waiting for the coveted post, and began selling his book one by one. Weeks later, ten bloggers convinced acquaintances to read "A man of payment" and present their findings on the network.
The campaign "Ten books for free", as she named, sparked interest of the media, and finally ended in the back of La Vanguardia.
And it was precisely this high exposure which helped him find an agent.
Months later, "A man of payment" was published by Umbriel.
And, my friend @ s @ s, the Lord's ways are inscrutable.
Perhaps the way that he treats me so elusive in some aspects of my life joined with my destiny that day of no more than a month ago, when I chose to participate in the draw for five copies of Arqués Neus book "Marketing for Writers" that the web Ediciona raffled among its members.
Last week I received one of these five copies to be bypassed.
From everything I've read it, he shares my interest with "In the Mouth of the Dragon" by Ken Follet; struck me how Neus Arqués he published his first book, "A man of payment ".
Tired, perhaps for its stated impatience, rejection by some publishers, Neus chose self-publishing his first work in one of those many options that emerge in the network these days using the format "print on demand." As an expert in the marketing world is, our protagonist created a blog on the book two months before it was available. By the time the first units ordered, and had a small reader base waiting for the coveted post, and began selling his book one by one. Weeks later, ten bloggers convinced acquaintances to read "A man of payment" and present their findings on the network.
The campaign "Ten books for free", as she named, sparked interest of the media, and finally ended in the back of La Vanguardia.
And it was precisely this high exposure which helped him find an agent.
Months later, "A man of payment" was published by Umbriel.
And, my friend @ s @ s, the Lord's ways are inscrutable.
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