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A Novel Book is now Online, marketing tips appreciated!
Tuesday, 18 May, 2010 – 15:38 | 7 Comments
A Novel Book is now Online, marketing tips appreciated!

Well, finally after many stops & starts, A Novel Book is back up and running. I am much happier this time around – and the site is so much more user friendly than the last so …

A Journey to Opening a Bookstore
Sunday, 25 Oct, 2009 – 21:30 | 3 Comments
A Journey to Opening a Bookstore

After years of dreaming and almost two years of planning, Jessica Stockton Bagnulo and Rebecca Fitting finally opened Greenlight Bookstore in the Fort Greene neighborhood of Brooklyn. I’m well aware of Greenlight Bookstore’s opening even though I live 3,000 miles away and have never been to Brooklyn. How did they do that?

Internet Commerce: Building a Bridge to the 20th Century
Tuesday, 19 Feb, 2008 – 18:41 | 2 Comments
Internet Commerce:  Building a Bridge to the 20th Century

Innovation has been limited (have a look at any of the book sites via the
Internet Archive’s Way Back Machine which archives sections of the internet)- the internet is
still basically an electronic version of a print catalog, with little to
recommend it, particularly bookselling wise.

Using Facebook as a Cutting Edge Marketing Tool (not)
Sunday, 17 Feb, 2008 – 16:38 | No Comment

Usually the videos we share with you and insightful and intelligent. This one is neither.
We have been using Facebook quite a bit as a Marketing Tool as discussed here. The downside is the stupefying amount …