Even if you have a great idea for a book, and there’s an enormous market for the subject, nothing will happen unless you
learn marketing. Before I began writing Free College, I started this blog,
RoadToFreeCollege.com, and joined Twitter, @ElizaWallace27. Once my book was
available on Amazon, several people took notice. Their interviews, guest blog posts, and
advice have been beneficial. I was lucky to meet Rick Lite, @stressfreepub,
who owns stressfreebookmarketing.com while I was on Twitter.
Rick is an expert in marketing, something I need in order to help millions of people pay for college without needing
student loans. His useful tips have already pointed me in the right direction
several times. Recently, Rick interviewed me for his newsletter. His questions
were concise and probing. You’ll learn how I came to write Free
College, some of the feedback I’ve had from readers so far, and much more. I'm quite grateful for the opportunity, and for the help I've received from Rick.
To read the interview, just click: HERE.
Photo credit: Rick Lite
If you’re interested in learning more about helping your children
succeed in school and win more college scholarships, you can follow me on
Twitter, @ElizaWallace27 or click on the image of my book, Free
College, in the top right corner of this page. You'll be taken to
Amazon, where you can read more about my book, and buy it now.
What fabulous information! No matter how brilliant our books are, it is still essential that we market them! Good luck getting your useful information out to people!
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