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Submit books and products to the new product review section of newspapers, magazines and trade publications.
- Rather than trying to get a feature story on your new book, try instead for publicity about the topic. If you can offer advice, background or commentary on a particular topic, the media will be more inclined to cover you and perhaps mention the book..
- Consider writing a tips booklet about your area of expertise, which will help you sell your book. Then send the booklet to editors and invite them to excerpt tips. Include ordering information. Visit http://www.tipsbooklets.com for everything you need to know to write and market informational tips booklets.
- Offer copies of your books and products to radio station drive-time DJs to give away as prizes for contests they are sponsoring. Either come up with a fun idea for a contest, or just give away the books and let the DJs do the rest.
- Also offer your products to the promotion departments of newspapers and magazines. They might give away your books as premiums when people buy subscriptions to their publications.
- Form strategic alliances with organizations (non-profits, government agencies, corporations) that are in a good position to help you sell your book because they have a related product, service, cause or issue that’s a good tie-in.
- Identify popular and obscure holidays and anniversaries that tie into the topic of your book. Then write a tip sheet or a news release and send it to the media. Three great resource guides are Chase’s Calendar of Events, a reference book found at most major libraries (or visit www.chases.com), the book Celebrate Today! by John Kremer who lists many of the dates at his website at www.celebratetoday.com, or http://www.dailyglobe.com/jan.html. At this last site, you can search by date, week or month of the year. It’s a good idea to double-check all holidays and anniversaries with the groups that sponsor them.
8. Rather than always pitching book reviewers, pitch reporters who cover beats or topical areas that tie into your book. For example, if you wrote a business book for CEOs, pitch a story idea about the top five problems CEOs face, and how you can help them, to a reporter at your local business journal.
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-How to pitch to radio and TV stations
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