Archive for February 2008

Report from the Pulpwood Queen’s Girlfriend Weekend

Feb 11th, 2008 | By Elizabeth Grant-Gibson | Category: News & Opinions

by Elisabeth Grant-Gibson - A couple of weeks ago, I made the pilgrimage to Jefferson, Texas, for the annual Girlfriend Weekend that Kathy Patrick and her Pulpwood Queens host. It was my first time.



Book Wise, Rings of Saturn and Lee Child

Feb 10th, 2008 | By Bruce K. Hollingdrake | Category: Elsewhere on the Net...

Here are some interesting tidbits found around the web. Hope you like..
Looks like Harlequin is getting into the eBook game with an new imprint called Nocturne Bites. Shorter, fast-paced vampire stuff. Should be a nice fit for that format. Check out Vanessa Giunta’s blog for more info…
Have you heard of BookWise yet? It’s a Network [...]



Find out what Keywords are Working then Beef Them Up

Feb 8th, 2008 | By Nora O'Neill | Category: Marketing Ideas

 
Making your advertising complement what you’re already doing.
So you’ve made your ad. You’ve made sure it’s showing only to the right people in the right countries. You’ve already played with the Keyword Tool on AdWords once to see variations on the keywords you started out with and get rid of some you clearly [...]



How Efficient is your Business?

Feb 6th, 2008 | By Bruce K. Hollingdrake | Category: Recommended Reading

In January I asked some of our writers what their best business moves were for 2007.
George from Fairs Fair Books mentioned improving methods and procedures. With that comment came a recommendation to read The E-Myth Revisited by Michael Gerber. I took him up on it and was very happy with his recommendation. This book got [...]



If you shrivel at the sight of competition, maybe bookselling isn’t for you.

Feb 5th, 2008 | By Scott Davis | Category: News & Opinions

A first post by a new writer here at The Bookshop Blog. Scott Davis runs an Amazon Store as well as an eBay Store. Check out his sites..
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What Doesn’t Kill You Only Makes You Stronger
As an online bookseller on Amazon, I’d grown used to perusing the local thrift shops at my leisure; my [...]



Book Mailers or B-Flute, How to Package Books for Shipping

Feb 3rd, 2008 | By Bruce K. Hollingdrake | Category: Bits & Pieces

Please, no more cheap Book Mailers
What are your odds of being content with the packaging of a book that you’ve ordered online?
My odds of being pleased after opening a package seem to running around fifty percent. Can you imagine that? About half the books I order either show up with bumped corners or worse. Many [...]



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