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Tuesday, May 17, 2005

Five Ways to Get Your Book Noticed

Marketing is about telling your story to the people who are most interested in that story. Every book is a story, and every book has an ideal audience. The goal of good marketing copy is to tell a good story.

Every good storyteller uses a variety of tools to spin a yarn. Different situations, different audiences, call for different techniques.

Fee List

    • Brochure: $250–$500/page
    • Business letter: $100–$400
    • Business plan: $1,200–$2,500+
    • Catalog: $250–$500/page (or $40–$100/item)
    • Direct-mail copywriting: $300–$500/page
    • Feature article: $1,000–$3,500+
    • Fractional-page ad: $200–$800
    • Full-page ad: $600–$1,500
    • Newsletter: $200–$500/page
    • Press release: $150–$450
    • Product information sheet/flier: $300–$500/page
    • Sales letter: $400–$1,500
    • Web-site content: $250–$500/page

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