Comments on: How to Develop “Deep, Meaningful Relationships” with People Who Want Your Information … http://www.yourbookpublishingcoach.com/how-to-develop-deep-meaningful-relationships-with-people-who-want-your-information/ Fri, 20 Jan 2012 07:40:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: Olivia http://www.yourbookpublishingcoach.com/how-to-develop-deep-meaningful-relationships-with-people-who-want-your-information/comment-page-1/#comment-8197 Olivia Tue, 06 Nov 2007 00:24:27 +0000 http://www.yourbookpublishingcoach.com/how-to-develop-deep-meaningful-relationships-with-people-who-want-your-information/#comment-8197 Diane, This is a wonderful niche that I've not heard of before. Not a writing coach, but a "book publishing coach". I think there is such a need there. I am subscribing to your blog and look forward to reading it. Blessings, Olivia Diane, This is a wonderful niche that I’ve not heard of before. Not a writing coach, but a “book publishing coach”. I think there is such a need there. I am subscribing to your blog and look forward to reading it. Blessings, Olivia

]]> By: Barb http://www.yourbookpublishingcoach.com/how-to-develop-deep-meaningful-relationships-with-people-who-want-your-information/comment-page-1/#comment-8196 Barb Tue, 06 Nov 2007 00:08:34 +0000 http://www.yourbookpublishingcoach.com/how-to-develop-deep-meaningful-relationships-with-people-who-want-your-information/#comment-8196 Wow! Your blog looks packed with great information! I will be signing up shortly. As a first soon-to-be author I really want to know as much as I can about internet marketing. I too believe it is the way to go. Thank you for all the good information you provide. Barb www.joyfulpaws.com Wow! Your blog looks packed with great information! I will be signing up shortly. As a first soon-to-be author I really want to know as much as I can about internet marketing. I too believe it is the way to go. Thank you for all the good information you provide.
Barb
http://www.joyfulpaws.com

]]> By: Carolyn Howard-Johnson http://www.yourbookpublishingcoach.com/how-to-develop-deep-meaningful-relationships-with-people-who-want-your-information/comment-page-1/#comment-8192 Carolyn Howard-Johnson Mon, 05 Nov 2007 22:01:02 +0000 http://www.yourbookpublishingcoach.com/how-to-develop-deep-meaningful-relationships-with-people-who-want-your-information/#comment-8192 Diane, I work with authors, too, and so I have to be reasonbly tech-savvy. Having said that, I have to work at it. I call on friends frequently. Allyn Evans helped me set up my first blog by phone. Another author friend, Joyce Faulkner, got me started on FrontPage so I would have more control over my website. I've also taken classes at my local college--that's a good way to get started and they usually aren't very expensive. Best, Carolyn Howard-Johnson Award-winning author of THE FRUGAL BOOK PROMOTER and THE FRUGAL EDITOR www.howtodoitfrugally.com Diane, I work with authors, too, and so I have to be reasonbly tech-savvy. Having said that, I have to work at it. I call on friends frequently. Allyn Evans helped me set up my first blog by phone. Another author friend, Joyce Faulkner, got me started on FrontPage so I would have more control over my website. I’ve also taken classes at my local college–that’s a good way to get started and they usually aren’t very expensive.

Best,
Carolyn Howard-Johnson
Award-winning author of THE FRUGAL BOOK PROMOTER and THE FRUGAL EDITOR
http://www.howtodoitfrugally.com

]]> By: Janet Riehl http://www.yourbookpublishingcoach.com/how-to-develop-deep-meaningful-relationships-with-people-who-want-your-information/comment-page-1/#comment-8177 Janet Riehl Mon, 05 Nov 2007 15:34:54 +0000 http://www.yourbookpublishingcoach.com/how-to-develop-deep-meaningful-relationships-with-people-who-want-your-information/#comment-8177 Ditto Jim, above. I love his description of his first novel as "a cross between Franz Kafka and Douglas Adams"--that's really quite brilliant...it's the way film people are said to pitch their products. Jeff Herring is both delightful and knowledgeable. He's also co-hosting an article challenge, another arm of the "digital strategy." Thanks for pointing us to him. Janet www.riehlife.com Ditto Jim, above. I love his description of his first novel as “a cross between Franz Kafka and Douglas Adams”–that’s really quite brilliant…it’s the way film people are said to pitch their products.

Jeff Herring is both delightful and knowledgeable. He’s also co-hosting an article challenge, another arm of the “digital strategy.” Thanks for pointing us to him.

Janet
http://www.riehlife.com

]]> By: Jim Murdoch http://www.yourbookpublishingcoach.com/how-to-develop-deep-meaningful-relationships-with-people-who-want-your-information/comment-page-1/#comment-8175 Jim Murdoch Mon, 05 Nov 2007 14:37:11 +0000 http://www.yourbookpublishingcoach.com/how-to-develop-deep-meaningful-relationships-with-people-who-want-your-information/#comment-8175 I only came across your site due to my participation in Yvonne Perry's blog chain but I have no doubt I would have found you eventually under my own steam. Over the last three months I have been reading everything I can about internet marketing, SEO, website optimisation, blogs, social networking et al. It's a lot to take in. And I have to say I'm grateful to sites like yours who point people like me in the right direction. I've added your site to those I subscribe to and will keep checking in. One of the weaknesses I have noted in the articles I've read is the need to generalise. That's fine and good most of the time but the odd article dealing with a specific problem would be an idea. My personal difficulty is that I write fiction that refuses to sit neatly in the big genres. I really couldn't give you a pencil sketch of my target audience. I describe my first novel as a cross between Franz Kafka and Douglas Adams. You might want to have a think about that for a future blog. I'll be watching. I only came across your site due to my participation in Yvonne Perry’s blog chain but I have no doubt I would have found you eventually under my own steam. Over the last three months I have been reading everything I can about internet marketing, SEO, website optimisation, blogs, social networking et al. It’s a lot to take in. And I have to say I’m grateful to sites like yours who point people like me in the right direction. I’ve added your site to those I subscribe to and will keep checking in.

One of the weaknesses I have noted in the articles I’ve read is the need to generalise. That’s fine and good most of the time but the odd article dealing with a specific problem would be an idea. My personal difficulty is that I write fiction that refuses to sit neatly in the big genres. I really couldn’t give you a pencil sketch of my target audience. I describe my first novel as a cross between Franz Kafka and Douglas Adams.

You might want to have a think about that for a future blog. I’ll be watching.

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