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How to market your book: TOP TIPS

So, Following on from Becky’s advice on marketing your book last month, which dealt with how to use social media, here are some more of her tips on promoting your work:

Bloggers

There are many wonderful book bloggers who read and share their love for books, and help readers to discover them using their own blogs, as well as social media. If you are working with a publisher, they will probably liaise with bloggers on your behalf, but even if they do

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