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How Do I Get More People to Read My Blog?

November 4, 2010

This is a question I get asked a lot and to be honest, it’s an area where I know the answer, but have trouble practicing what I preach. Having a huge blog following hasn’t been a big goal of mine, though it probably should be, so I haven’t focused on it too much yet.
A friend [...]

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Virtual Book Tour Special Offer for National Author’s Day

November 1, 2010

Today is National Author’s Day. Let’s Celebrate!
Can you imagine life without authors? A world with no books, no stories, no documented history? A world where us wordy folks just had to hold all of our thoughts in our head? What a sad world that would be.
Authors allow us to escape into a fantasy, learn about [...]

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RedCouch PR Virtual Book Tour — Reflecting Him by Carla McDougal

June 10, 2010

About Reflecting Him
Reflecting Him: Living for Jesus and Loving It is a ten-week women’s Bible study  that uses familiar objects and situations, such as pottery, the human sensory system, and the sun-earth connection, to show women how Jesus works in their lives every day. Each week is divided into five days (lessons), supporting the [...]

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Is Anyone Reading Your Tweets? Find Out by Linking Bit.ly to TweetDeck

February 3, 2010

So, you’re posting links on Twitter to your blogs, articles, websites, newsletters like you’re supposed to, and  you’re left wondering if anyone is clicking through or even notices your posts. (Hopefully you’re also spending plenty of time communicating and building relationships, too.) There are a lot of link tracking tools out there and bookoos of stats that you can [...]

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RedCouch PR Virtual Book Tour – It’s a Wonderful (Imperfect) Life by Joan C. Webb

November 2, 2009

About It’s a Wonderful (Imperfect) Life
It’s a Wonderful (Imperfect) Life (published by Regal, 2009) is a collection of daily reminders that God wants and longs to relieve women from living in a continually overwhelmed state. There is a difference between “trying too hard to make it all just right” (mental chase for flawlessness, [...]

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Are Your Newsletters Newsworthy or Snooze-Worthy?

July 24, 2009

This morning I received what I think was an author’s book announcement in my email inbox. Several things were “off” about it. First of all, the subject line was vague and actually led me to believe that they were asking for my marketing services. But, when I opened it up I saw that it was [...]

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