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A book press release is a means by which you showcase your book to journalists and news organizations in an interesting manner. Basically, you're doing the work for the journalist or news publication by writing it for them.
8 tips for using e-mail to announce your new bundle of joy. Tell us what the book's about. Realize that it's not about you. Include a link where we can purchase the book from a trusted online retailer. Forget the help me make my book an Amazon best-seller plea. Don't come on too strong.
Many experienced public relations pros will tell you Mondays and Tuesdays are the prime days, whereas PRNewswire recommends sending your press releases in the middle of the week.
It's Not Always About Your Book. Understand What a Media Pitch Actually Is. Remember, The Media Needs You. Know Your Audience. Offer Giveaways.
Join a writing community. Finding your tribe means having people in your corner supporting your launch. Develop an author platform. Join forces with others. Coordinate with your publisher. Work with your illustrator (or author) if you have a picture book. Build buzz. Create author profiles. Develop a media kit.
Book launches refer to any form of activity that is created to promote the release of a book. It's a nifty marketing technique that is mainly done to create awareness for a book and help initiate sales of the book.
Signing off Use the word 'Ends' (centered) to indicate the end of your press release, then add the subhead 'Media inquiries' to indicate who journalists should contact for more information or to set up an interview with someone.
Whether you close out the press release with a quote from your CEO or one last vital piece of information, it's important to remember that the press release is all about sending a message. Rather than just concentrate on pure facts, a closing statement could wrap up the press release for everyone reading.
First, the press release must have an eye-catching headline. Second, the media contact information. Third, the dateline.
-30- has been traditionally used by journalists in North America to indicate the end of a story. It is commonly found at the end of a press release.
The number 30 was used as the shorthand for end or no more in Western Union's 92 Code, produced in 1859. This set of guidelines was meant to reduce bandwidth over increasingly busy telegraph lines. In addition to using 30 for the end, a telegraph operator could use shortcuts like: 2 for very important
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