Breakthrough Marketing at No Cost

by Nadine May, Robin Beck

Overview

Would you like to learn a whole bunch of insider tricks and tools to market your book (or actually any other product or service) at nil cost to you? The book that you have spent so much time creating and perfecting will simply not be getting out into the world unless you begin to practice these fun marketing exercises and we have proved that it needn't cost you money, just time that you will love to spend with your book. We invite you to get started right away!

Product Details

BN ID:	2940151191135
Publisher:	Kima Global Publishers
Publication date:	10/23/2015
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	346 KB

About the Author

Robin Beck
Robin owned and ran his own printing business and was later in a partnership which offered production services for at least eight independent publishers. When this partnership came to an end (for no bad reason) he founded Kima Global Publishers in 1992. Like all start up publishers it began with one title (which went to a second edition and is still in print), but has since grown to be international in scope. As you can imagine, the world of publishing has changed radically in these 22 years and Kima Global has kept up with the latest trends and developments.
Robin has always been generous with guidance and advice for authors, seeing this as a service to them to guide them to become successful authors. This tradition continues in this book.
Nadine May
Nadine May is a successful author with five books to her name. She specializes in visionary fiction. She joined Robin in the publishing house in 2001 after he published her first book and went on to take on a number of tasks including: cover design, production management, and marketing. She is currently working on her 5th novel and also gets paid for articles on her subject. She too is generous with her time in guiding new authors through the minefield of marketing.
This book is a continuation of our tradition of guidance and we wish you every success in getting your book exposed to the world. The time that you spend doing this cannot really be considered ‘work’ because time spent nurturing your book (your new baby) is never a burden. You are passionate about your new book and where there is passion time passes quickly.