Noah St. John of Dracut, Massachusetts writes: Our new program called JUST ASK ME Mind Makeovers is the first software that uses questions, rather than statements, to help people change their lives. You've heard of "affirmations"? Our program uses AFFORMATIONS, which are empowering questions that get you to change your subconscious assumptions … [Read more...]
Contact info for L.A. radio stations
If you want to get booked as a guest on a Los Angeles radio station, check out LARadio.com, a subscription site that gives you access to news about L.A. radio stations, behind-the-scenes bulletins and breaking news, night-before headlines delivered to your email box, more than eight years of archived columns, … [Read more...]
Pennsylvania starts tourism blog
Thanks to Publicity Hound Paul Furiga of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania for tipping us off to this story in the Pittsburgh Business Times. It's about how the state of Pennsylvania is posting at its website blog items written by travelers making road trips across the state. "It seems the state is pretty tightly controlling where the bloggers go … [Read more...]
Washington, D.C. free daily hawks issues
A story in Friday's Washington Post says that with circulation cooling off, competition heating up and retail distribution thinning out, the Washington City Paper took to the streets last week, deploying 20 hawkers to offer the paper … [Read more...]
PMA Update: Be the resident expert at high-traffic sites
Internet publicity expert Steve O'Keefe says that blogging, posting to discussion boards, writing articles and other ways of generating online publicity might be too time-consuming for busy authors, speakers and experts. So instead of trying to be the expert at your own website and hope that you pull traffic, try being the resident expert at other … [Read more...]
PMA Update: Book reviewers don’t want press kits
Do you know what book reviewers at newspapers and magazines do with those fancy press kits you send them? They throw them away. Or, if it's Bob Minzenheimer of the New York Times, he throws away the contents and takes the folders home to his kids. A panel of book reviewers told members of the Publishers Marketing Association's annual conference … [Read more...]
From PMA University—4 principles for book publicity
Book publicist Alice Acheson gave 200 members of Publishers Marketing Association her four principles of publicity success this afternon at PMA University, the annual educational program for authors and publishers. Her principles are: 1. Start marketing the minute your book contract is signed. Write one paragraph about the book and one paragraph … [Read more...]
From PMA University—Don’t let authors pitch book review editors
Kristen Matthews, book editor for the "Early Show" on CBS, says book publicists shouldn't let their authors call book review editors like her and pitch a program segment. "Some of them can't stand to hear the word no," she told 200 members of the Publishers Marketing Association this afternoon. Others refuse to accept their publicist's advice and … [Read more...]
How to find out if bloggers are trashing you
If your boss expects a thick pile of press clippings at the end of each month, and you fear for your life because you don't have them, it's time to bring the boss into the 21st Century. Find out, instead, what bloggers are saying about your company. I just spent the last hour surfing from blog to blog, trying to find out what people are saying … [Read more...]
Off to PMA, BEA
I'm off to PMA University, sponsored by the publishers marketing association, and BookExpoAmerica in New York City. If you'll be at PMA, I'm on a panel from 10:15-11:45AM Wednesday on "How to launch a proftable 30-day Internet publicity campaign. On Thursday, I'm part of a morning panel from 10:45-1:15 on "How to slice and dice your book … [Read more...]
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