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| F.B. Munro Author Posts: 126 |
Posted May 13, 2010 00:46 If you're wanting fans to know where you'll be and when, you can join BookTour.com at no cost and add your events free. They pass the information around. You can also pay them and get them to update it all for a dollar an event if you would rather do that. Going the DIY route makes it totally free. Quote from the site - "Events in BookTour’s database are sent to online calendars and our partner book-friendly sites. Adding your events to BookTour is the quickest way to get them seen by thousands of potential new readers." Site visitors can search by zip code to see who's coming nearby or they can browse by genre. They can also get email updates on authors heading their way. BookTour.com offers RSS feeds too. The How to Use BookTour page explains the options. I think this is a very good marketing tool. http://booktour.com/
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| Kay Elizabeth Author Posts: 161 |
Posted May 18, 2010 01:17 That's a very useful resource, F.B! Thanks for passing it on. :) |
| F.B. Munro Author Posts: 126 |
Posted June 14, 2010 23:08 You're welcome. I think it's a great thing for any authors that plan to get out and about, especially with the email notifications that you're coming to a certain area. |
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