Simple and Relevant Walk-through on New Media Marketing

Feb. 23, 2011 - PRLog -- 90% of Americans own a computerized gadget. 89% of 10-year-old Canadians are online. So if we're not giving up our iPhones and iPad to move back to rotary phones and typewriters, authors/publishers and businesses need to show up and learn to navigate this media and demographic.

In 2009: Approximately 293 newspapers folded; 8 magazines with a circulation of one million or more ceased publication; radio stations lost more than 10,000 jobs; more than 100 TV stations were affected by their parent companies filing Chapter 11 (Vocus Whitepaper: 2010 State of the Media).  

This downloadable marketing workshop was created to help eliminate the fear people have towards new media.

This is especially useful for new entrepreneurs, authors, and others who DON'T have very much to spend on marketing. The good news is, it doesn't matter. You can now compete with the multi-million dollar corporations, even surpass them if they are not participating in these new platforms now.

Once you go through this workshop, you will be pumped up and energized, and you won't be able to wait to put a lot of this into action.

It's 1.5 hours of marketing meat plus a 96-page PowerPoint presentation for $29.99.

To order: http://www.payloadz.com/go/sip?id=1394808

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Debbie Elicksen is a fear-buster—taking the fear out of writing and new marketing.

As Canada’s Publishing Expert, she has helped make books come true all over North America from working hand-in-hand with authors, through workshops and seminars, or her bestselling book “Self-Publishing 101.” She has authored, edited, ghosted, and project managed over 100 books, including nine of her own.

Debbie was also a professional sports writer and covered the National Hockey League for over 20 years for several publications and sports services.

I help guide new and seasoned authors through the book publishing minefield from scratch to finish and help authors/publishers/businesses reach their market in this new media world.

www.freelancepublishing.net