Would you like to sell more books — a lot more books?
If you do, John Kremer can show you how!
Attend the Book Marketing Blast-Off Seminar during which John Kremer will cover ten important ways to market your books no matter where you are in the world!
This seminar is designed to help authors, self-publishers, and regular publishers sell thousands of more copies of their books. The seminar is relevant to anyone wanting to sell more books.
John Kremer, U.S, is an acknowledged expert on book publishing and marketing. Besides being the owner of his own publishing company (Open Horizons in Taos, New Mexico), he was the editor of the Book Marketing Update newsletter for more than twenty years.
John is also the author of a number of books on publishing and marketing, including 1001 Ways to Market Your Books: For Authors and Publishers (6th Edition), The Complete Direct Marketing Sourcebook, High Impact Marketing on a Low Impact Budget, and Celebrate Today.
For the past twenty years, John has also consulted with some of the top bestselling authors in the U.S.
DATE and TIME
3-4 Nov 2008 (Mon–Tues), 9.30am to 5.30pm
VENUE
Possibility Room, Level 5, National Library Building, Victoria Street
YOUR INVESTMENT
S$450 per person
S$390 per person for group registration of 3 and above
Fee includes seminar materials and tea breaks.
What People Are Saying . . .
If you want to sell books, the smartest thing you can do is invest in John Kremer’s Book Marketing Blast-Off Seminar. John is truly the top authority on marketing books. — Mike Walker, author, Cinemental Journeys
“Your Blast-Off Seminar gets the gold. It’s the best writing workshop or conference I’ve ever attended, and I’ve been to a lot of them, from Hawaii to Manhattan.” — Warren Jamison, author and consultant
“Thanks again for a super fantastic class this past weekend! I’ve taken over 100 classes and seminars and yours was by far the best in all categories: valuable content, organized delivery of content, interesting, value for the money.” — Jill Ferguson, publisher, Truth Endeavors
Here’s What You Will Learn
Nov 3
· Introduction
· The Basics of Book Marketing
· Distributing Your Books
· How to Work with Bookstores to Sell More Books
· Internet Marketing and Publicity
Nov 4
· How to Get Publicity That Actually Sells Books
· Selling Subsidiary Rights
· Selling to Catalog Houses, Premium Buyers, and Special Retail Outlets
FOR REGISTRATION:
Visit http://www.bookcouncil.sg/clap.htm
Email: (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) Tel: (65) 6848 8290
Organised by the National Book Development Council of Singapore,
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