One thing abut any kind of book or craft fair, you never really know how it's going to go, but you're bound to sell a few books if you have a good display, something to attract people to your table, and you get up out of your seat to talk to folks who pause and look.
This is the time of year when we are or should be celebrating with your family and friends whatever holiday you favor. For me, it's Christmas, always has been and always will be.
But keep in the back of your mind, once the holiday season is over, you should get busy and map out your promotion strategy for 2012.
Merry Christmas to you all, and a Happy and Profitable New Year.
Marilyn aka F. M. Meredith
11 comments:
This is ingenious and I love it!
Well, the books didn't show up, so I'll try again.
Marilyn
Love the crime scene tape - nice touch!
William Doonan
www.williamdoonan.com
I always have crime scene tape on my book table--attracts folks.
Marilyn
Marilyn, once again I can't help but admire you. I'm barely thinking as far as Christmas morning and you're thinking ahead to promotion for next year! You're definitely an inspiration.
Holli Castillo
www.hollicastillo.com
www.jambalayjustice.com
Great post, I enjoyed ready reading it, Keep posting good stuff like this.
I hope everyone had a nice Christmas. But, Marilyn, as you wrote, now it's time to get back to business. Did anyone ever really stop?
Oh, Holli, when I had young kids like yours I was writing PTA newsletters and plays for my Camp Fire Girls. You are remarkable, don't sell yourself short.
Marilyn
Pat, no, it never stops unless you stop.
Marilyn,
Please advise a beginner. What's the first two things I should do in 2012 to advertise my upcoming book?
Thanks.
JL Greger
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