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Monthly Archives: January 2015
Beyond Book Trailers: 4 YouTube Strategies For Authors
photo credit By Anna Patrick, Digital Publicist and Social Media Strategist “Booktubers.” A foreign word to some, but for the savvy author it’s a monicker that can’t be ignored – readers and the media alike have YouTube on their … Continue reading
Posted in Public Relations, Social Media
Tagged anna patrick, book publicity, media connect, online book publicity, social media strategies for authors, youtube, youtube for authors, youtube strategies for authors
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Why Publishers Should Be Thanking Mark Zuckerberg
photo credit By Cori Cagide, Publicist The New Year marks the start of new beginnings, “new year, new you” mantras, an influx of gym memberships and an uptick of self-help books being published. New Year’s resolutions are taken pretty seriously … Continue reading
Posted in Social Media
Tagged a year of books, cori cagide, facebook, Facebook at work, Facebook book club, mark zuckerberg, mark zuckerberg book club
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Why You Should Make ‘Time to Read’ on January 24
By Nicole Martineau, Publicist This past July, book lovers across America awoke to the devastating news that the popular book-giving project, World Book Night, will suspend its operations. But thanks to a recent collaboration of top literacy advocates, bookworms have … Continue reading
Posted in Public Relations, publishing
Tagged book pr, book publicity, goodreads, mashable, media connect, national readathon day, penguin random house, readathon, the national book foundation, timetoread
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Facebook at Work: Will It Work?
photo credit By Dee Donavanik, Publicity Director This week, Facebook announced that it would be launching a new platform that aims to increase office productivity. According to the Wall Street Journal, though in the early stages and currently available … Continue reading
Posted in Social Media
Tagged dee donavanik, facebook, Facebook at work, mark zuckerberg, media connect, public relations, Social Media
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2014 MEDIA CONNECT and Finn Partners Annual Holiday Parties
December 12th marked the annual Finn Partners holiday party, held in the D&D building in midtown east just a short walk from the office. A gourmet pasta bar was featured, and cocktails were served. My favorite thing … Continue reading
Posted in Finn Partners
Tagged adrienne fontaine, alexandra israel, anna patrick, brian feinblum, cori cadige, david hahn, deb kohan, emily labes, finn partners, holiday party, johanna dickson, joy smith, karissa hearn, lindsey hall, media connect, steve matteo
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Clifford The Big Red Dog Outlives His Creator, But Not Our Imaginations
photo credit By Brian Feinblum, Chief Marketing Officer Norman Bridwell, creator of lovable children’s book series Clifford the Big Red Dog, died at the age of 86 early this year. Dozens of his books have been published since the first one … Continue reading
Posted in publishing
Tagged book publicity, books, brian feinblum, children's books, clifford, clifford the big red dog, norman bridwell
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