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Pounding the Pavement: Get Noticed for Your Book, Yourself and Your Story

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Perhaps one of the hardest things to do in life is to write a book or at least it seems that way…until you have to then promote said book.
This blog is meant to be a resource to supplement the presentation given at Quit Whining Start Writing conference. As I mentioned in the presentation, promoting your book requires work, money, time and thick skin.
To better aid you on your journey, we have compiled the following resources for you. Keep in mind, you will need to update these periodically as dates change, venues change and contacts change.

  1. Book Awards
  2. Book Club, Associations and Literary Conferences
  3. Tradeshows, Conferences and Trade Associations
  4. Schuler’s Book Club
  5. Submitting for Book Reviews

There are so many resources out there to assist you. Independent Book Stores are a great place to start promoting your book.

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Recent Musings

Something on Your Mind?

Who made all these rules anyway?

Don’t wear color. Don’t share your ideas. Don’t put yourself out there. Don’t talk about your family.

We’re told to follow them, but @bodespeaks says question every single one. Then uncover your big hairy audacious goal, throw out the rulebook, and build a personal brand that actually works for you.

Thank you to Aggie and Cristy for having Kim on the @badass_women_in_business Podcast and, well... for being total badasses.

Listen to the full episode in bio.
We had some fun in the office this week and asked some of the 8THIRTYFOUR team what “square up” means.

Surprisingly, the Gen Z of the group got it, but one of our Gen X’s did not (not saying any names…)

How do you “square up”? 

#trending #fyp #squareup #agencylife
We love Dr. Karen May’s mission.

What if we taught our daughters AND our sons about women’s health, hormones, and pregnancy? Not as a whispered “talk” or a one-time awkward conversation. Just normal dinner-table stuff.

The girls deserve to know what’s coming (perimenopause shouldn’t be a surprise party nobody wanted). And the boys? They’ll be partners, dads, coworkers, and bosses to women going through all of it.

Thank you, Dr. May, for sharing your best practices to keep the women’s health conversation going at our Uncomfortable Conversations | The Pause event.
Showing up to an interview with an iced coffee? Not the move… unless it’s for @bodespeaks

#icedcoffee #agency #PR #trending #grandrapids
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