Book Marketing Tips from the New Yorker

I think this is satire, from the New Yorker:

Hi, Ellis—

Let me introduce myself. My name is Gineen Klein, and I’ve been brought on as an intern to replace the promotion department here at Propensity Books. First, let me say that I absolutely love “Clancy the Doofus Beagle: A Love Story” and have some excellent ideas for promotion.

To start: Do you blog? If not, get in touch with Kris and Christopher from our online department, although at this point I think only Christopher is left. I’ll be out of the office from tomorrow until Monday, but when I get back I’ll ask him if he spoke to you. We use CopyBuoy via Hoster Broaster, because it streams really easily into a Plaxo/LinkedIn yak-fest meld. When you register, click “Endless,” and under “Contacts” just list everyone you’ve ever met. It would be great if you could post at least six hundred words every day until further notice…[more...]

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2 Comments

  1. Posted July 9, 2010 at 7:00 am | Permalink

    I really want to learn about Book Marketing but i have no talent for writing.~.*

  2. Posted July 12, 2010 at 10:01 am | Permalink

    book marketing offline is quite time consuming but if we talk about online book marketing, it is a different story,~.

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