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9 months ago
in I want to introduce you to someone special... on Lori's Reflections
I'm glad you were able to bring a GIRL into your family in this way!
I can't wait to go and be able to encourage others to jump and in and help -- perhaps for the first time.
I can't wait to go and be able to encourage others to jump and in and help -- perhaps for the first time.
1 year ago
in Anatomy of a Blog Tour - Startling Stats from Mary DeMuth’s 6 Week Tour on GoodWordEditing.com
I love reading this side of things. I write a weekly review column on 5Minutesformom.com (with a 6 Page Rank), so I work with some blog tours but with often directly with publishers and authors.
One thing that I've noticed is that word of mouth takes a while. For example, I just recently posted on my personal blog a followup to a children's series--4 more books had been released, in addition to the first two, which I had reviewed months ago. People keep saying "I've heard of these books, and they sound great!" because the word of mouth has sunk in.
People rarely buy a book I've reviewed immediately (through my amazon link at least), but sometimes I'll see it come through a month or two later.
I just posted a review of a book today on 5M4M that I had done on my site in conjunction with a 30 site tour. Overwhelmingly, people are commenting, "I remember seeing this book around and I'm interested."
I would be curious to see if more buy it now.
I don't know if this makes sense, but my point is that there's no way to track sales based on the word of mouth. People could walk into a bookstore in two months, see the familiar cover and buy the book.
One thing that I've noticed is that word of mouth takes a while. For example, I just recently posted on my personal blog a followup to a children's series--4 more books had been released, in addition to the first two, which I had reviewed months ago. People keep saying "I've heard of these books, and they sound great!" because the word of mouth has sunk in.
People rarely buy a book I've reviewed immediately (through my amazon link at least), but sometimes I'll see it come through a month or two later.
I just posted a review of a book today on 5M4M that I had done on my site in conjunction with a 30 site tour. Overwhelmingly, people are commenting, "I remember seeing this book around and I'm interested."
I would be curious to see if more buy it now.
I don't know if this makes sense, but my point is that there's no way to track sales based on the word of mouth. People could walk into a bookstore in two months, see the familiar cover and buy the book.
1 year ago
in God’s Groceryman on GoodWordEditing.com
I loved HEB when I lived in Houston (but they don't have them up here in CT now). That was a great article--thanks for the link.