When
it comes to book marketing, social media is a honeytrap, never quite
delivering on its promises, but a few simple best practices can vastly
improve your results.
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There
is a lot of kitchen-sink wisdom about how to best leverage the potential of
social media to market books. What are your best practices? And why do they
work?
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Wednesday, January 30, 2013
3 Epiphanies About Social Media Marketing for Books
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