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    Administrators and Teachers: Getting Profitably in Print 75% of the Time
    Administrators and Teachers: Getting Profitably in Print 75% of the Time
    Administrators and Teachers: Getting Profitably in Print 75% of the Time
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    Administrators and Teachers: Getting Profitably in Print 75% of the Time

    By Gordon Burgett

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    K-12 leaders use professional guides all of the time, so why shouldn't they save time and investment by doing the same to get their articles and books quickly and reliably in print? That's precisely why Gordon Burgett (author of 1700 articles and 38 published books) wrote this how to no-nonsense book. Another recent book by Gordon? Niche Marketing, an industry standard. Tools for professionals.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGordon Burgett
    Release dateAug 31, 2009
    ISBN9780979629587
    Administrators and Teachers: Getting Profitably in Print 75% of the Time
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    Gordon Burgett

    Gordon Burgett has 46 books and 1700+ published articles in print, has given 2000+ paid speaking presentations, and offers a free monthly newsletter at www.gordonburgett.com/free-reports. He posts at his blog at http://blog.gordonburgett.com twice weekly and discusses publishing, niche marketing, and selling one's writing.

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