Working With a Publicist

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Ever wonder how you as an author can help promote your book and get it out there?


Have you ever thought about working with a publicist?


Well, I've had the luxury of working with various publicists over my career.


And the even more amazing thing is that these publicists have all been provided for free to me by various of my publishers. I have been doubly blessed!


Right now I'm working with a brand new publicist who has been assigned to me for the launch of my brand new book that will be released in June, Frederick Douglass for Kids. Josh is doing a great job helping make connections and create a buzz for the launch of my book.


In looking back, I realize that when I first worked with a publicist, I just sat back and waited for her to do all the work. Little did I realize that the publicist was working on a tight timeframe and that as soon as she helped launch my book, she'd be off working for a different author instead.


Now I know that there is a specific amount of time I have to tap into the great energy, expertise, and resources that a publicist offers. For example, my timeframe to work with my current publicist is from now through the summer.


So I'm going to really focus on doing things I can do to help maximize our time working together and benefit sales of my book for quite awhile.


I thought you'd like to come along with me in the days and weeks ahead and learn practical tips on what you can do as an author when you're working with a publicist. Plus, I thought you'd like to see exactly what kinds of things a publicist does to help promote a book.


So come on and join our new adventure!!! Hopefully you'll learn tips on how to help promote your own book, too.



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Published on March 21, 2012 02:05
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