In marketing, we talk about the 4 P’s: place, price, product, and
promotion. This is just a simplified way to plan out how to promote any
product, including a book. Place is where you will sell your book, more
commonly known in the book-world as distribution. Price is how much you will
charge for your book, but also encompasses determining if readers will pay that
price. Product involves more than just your book’s title, but also includes, among other things, its genre,
length, and ideal reader. Finally, promotion is figuring out how to tell people
about your book.
To learn more about how to apply these 4 P’s to your book as well as other
marketing tips, please attend Jodie Toohey’s workshop from 10 a.m. to 11:45
a.m. at MWC’s March 22nd Pen In Hand Mini Writing Conference. In this
workshop, you will learn how to create a basic marketing plan so you can take focused action to try to get you book into readers’ – and buyers’ –
hands. We’ll cover the four P’s (place, price, product, and promotion), the 5th
P (people), holding giveaways, using social media, and setting up appearances.
Jodie Toohey is the author of
three books: two poetry collections and one novel. She also runs Wordsy WomanWord Sales and Service, a professional writing and editing company helping
people say what they want to say. She’s taught workshops at CASI, the Vet
Center, and MWC. Jodie holds a Marketing Certificate and is focusing on
Marketing as part of her two-thirds-completed MBA.
Click here to learn about moreabout Pen In Hand. Call 563-324-1410 or email mwc@midwestwritingcenter.org to
register.
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