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The State of Christian Publishing & Promotion Today with Leading Literary Ladies: Dee Stewart, Pam Perry & Marina WoodsThursday, August 5, 2010 from 9:00 PM to 10:00 PM (ET)Detroit, MI |
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A vast majority of all writers, regardless of skin color or religion,
are struggling to stay afloat and there are more African American
Christian writers being published today than at any other time in history.
BUT HOW ARE WE DOING?
HEAR THE REPLAY:
http://synergyenergy.posterous.com/the-state-of-christian-publishing-for-african-6
Are
you looking for new ways to market your books in a
market that seems like there's more authors than readers? Is your budget to small to effectively sell your book - yet you know God told you to write that book and publish it? Do you know how to brand your book and build your platform so that you stand out from dozens or even hundreds other books just like yours? Join this Hour-Long LIVE teleseminar with CHRISTIAN LITERARY LEADERS -
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Dee Stewart of Dee Stewart of Dee Gospel PR. She is a Literary journalist, blogger, and publicist. She is also an author with Keningston.
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Marina Woods, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Good Girl Book Club the #1 online destination for Christian fiction. She's been featured in major media about her Online Bookclub that reaches over 211,000 Christian women.
Pam Perry of Ministry Marketing Solutions. She is a PR Coach, blogger and social media stragtegist. She is also co-producer of the NATIONAL CHRISTIAN WRITERS CONFERENCE. (www.ncwcfr.com) taking place on Sat. Aug. 14 at Howard University in Washington DC.
All three professionals have been in the Chirstian publishing space in some capacity as an author, publicist, marketer, agent or editor for more than 10 years. They will share their insight and secrets
for successfully marketing your books, ministry and speaking
services in today's difficult market. Topics covered: - The reality of today's market especially for African Amercians - Setting yourself apart from the rest. Creating your BRAND - Writing right, securing agents and setting goals for success - Why the old marketing methods don't work - How to Make Money with Information products online - Reaping what you sow and getting past the fear to spend money - Using Social Media properly and how to network online - Technology - You may not get it - BUT YOU HAVE TO KNOW IT! - Marketing Facelift on a Shoestring budget - Unique marketing campaign ideas - MORE! These
are just some of the topics we'll cover with question and answer session at the end. Register NOW for this enlightening
informative event with Dee Stewart, Marina Woods and Pam Perry. hear the mp3 replay, click the link: http://synergyenergy.posterous.com/the-state-of-christian-publishing-for-african-6![]()
"Too much is given, much is required." Luke 12:48
I want to believe that Christian Publishing is better than mainstream
publishing, but it's getting harder to believe by the year, which is
sort of sad since this year has just begun. Yet within eleven days into
2010 I have heard some heart-breaking stories from published Christian
authors that blow my mind. And what I read from literary agents blogs,
Christian publishing event planners emails, and what Christian readers
are buzzing about on Facebook it gets worse. The distance between
Christian Publishing and mainstream has gotten shorter, not regarding
content, but on what it deems is worthy.
One constant in particular...placing African American authors in the
Publishing Ghetto. Huffington Post Leonce Gaiter describes this ghetto
as black imprints when he rips into Publishing Weekly article
"African-American Books in Today's Marketplace" with his counter
"Rejecting the Publishing Ghetto."
However, the PG goes deeper than that. It's not just the creation of
separate, but not equal imprints, but it is also a mindset that
African-American's letters aren't universal, marketable, noteworthy to
Americans, all of them. So from the onset--even before we query an agent
or editor, even before we write a word--there is an understood that our
works are of little value.
For Christian Writers this Ghetto mentality also means that our works are no value to The Kingdom.
And I refuse to believe that, although I continue to receive more evidence to the contrary.
Click here to read more.
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Dial-in Number: Call in number: 218.936-4700 (code: 528821#)
Detroit,
MI 48226
Thursday, August 5, 2010 from 9:00 PM to 10:00 PM (ET)
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- About Pam Perry -
Pam Perry, who won a national contest as the Savviest in the Social Media in 2010, was featured in an article on social media in BlackEnterprise.com and is one Detroit’s top 100 Tweeters. She is a “social media evangelist” determined to convert others into “believers” in blogging, podcasting, tweeting and online branding. Her hub online is: www.PamPerryPR.com. Find out more at Pam Perry Social Media Marketing Maven Sites