Media Secrets: How to Write the Ultimate Media Pitch 42 Tips To Free Publicity - Publicize Yourself, Your Web Site, Your Book or Products

By Jani Zubkovs

Publicizing your book, Web site or products can be a daunting task if you don't know what you are doing. I'm not talking about you budding fiction writers out there trying to emulate Mary Shelly, Stephen King, John Grisham and Mark Twain. These established fiction writers have a built in audience, they don't have to go out and try and promote their new or other books. They already have a fan base to market to.

I'm talking about nonfiction writing. And nonfiction is the easiest way to get started in your writing career.

Everybody has at least one book in their heads that is just waiting to be written. Even if you can't write a lick, there are sites out there for out sourcing your final manuscript - site such as vworker.com or elance.com. Anybody can do an outline with bullet-points. Once you have an outline complete, go out and hire a ghostwriter to finish the product.

Think you can't make any money with your book? Think again.

Today's ease of getting your book published as an independent publisher on Amazon.com and other online sites makes publishing nonfiction easy-as-pie. But the book part of your journey is just the beginning. Ok, it's nice to sell a few books daily on Amazon.com - so you make $30 -$50 per day. Multiply that by ten or a hundred, and you have a nice little living.

But what if you wanted to do what the zillionaires of the writing world do?

Promote, promote and then promote some more. And the best and cheapest way to promote is through an information starved media. The media is everywhere, 24/7 365 days per year, and they need information and content for their info starved audience.

This is where you come in. Find and isolate your audience through a relevant media, then promote the crap out of yourself and your products. Most writers are lucky to make $1000 per book. What do the "real lucky" ones do? They promote.

Writing books is just a sideline - your real job is to promote.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Jani Zubkovs
• Release date: Mar 15, 2011
• ISBN: 9781458147059

Jani Zubkovs

After 25 years in the bar business, the last 17 owning and operating an infamous biker bar named Bonnie & Clyde's Saloon in East Northport, NY, Jani decided that it was time for America's men to fight back and regain their stones. As you well know, millions of men have essentially had their walnut sized cullions wrenched out from under them … and have been pussified and sissified by the media, the feminist movement and academia. Liberal feminism's rise along with the entire "politically correct" movement has made it to where a guy can't be a guy anymore. Men are taught to see themselves as big, dumb providers and are taught to play with dolls. Need proof: Take a look at some of the silly sitcoms and commercials on TV. Time for men to fight back. In his book WHY WOMEN LOVE CAVEMEN – A MAN'S GUIDE TO TAME THE BITCH Jani attempts to get men back on track and assume their proper role in their relationship. Men are advised to treat their ladies with love, respect, dominance and most importantly THE BEST SEX EVER. Along the way, most women find that they like to be dominated – they love cavemen. Jani's book "Got Milked? How to do a Prostate Massage (Milking) for Sexual Fulfillment" is a guide for the ladies to reciprocate the favor they received of the best sex ever by the "Women Tamed Sexual Technique"(TM). "Got Milked" is all about pleasing him. "Got Milked? The Technique for taking Him to out-of-this-world pleasure". If you want to discover the secrets to continuous, non-ejaculatory, full-body orgasms previously unattainable through ho-hum conventional sex techniques, then read on... Male G-spot? Does Such An Area Exist? ... Blunt answer - "YES." All men have a Male G-Spot, AKA the prostate, or more specifically the prostate and the perineum area. Have you ever wondered what "Penis Milking" is? You're about to discover a method of penis milking that blows his socks off. Years ago, before I discovered and refined my method for male G-spot stimulation, while making love I fantasized about my raunchy, horny desires ... But before fulfilling that hunger, usually - I came, and that was the end of that. I lost my enthusiasm. This may surprise you, but non-ejaculatory orgasms mean that your man can cum, but NOT ejaculate, so that HIS desire and lust remains alive after experiencing an orgasm. In other words, he won't roll over and go to ...

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Bonnie’s Gang Publishing in Association with SmashWords

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Media Secrets -

42 Tips and Tricks to Get Free Publicity

For You and Your Products --

How to Write a Media Pitch

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By: Jani Zubkovs - Smashwords Edition

Published by Bonnie’s Gang Publishing, New York on Smashwords

Copyright 2017 by Jani Zubkovs

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Table of Contents

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Other Books by Jani

Introduction

I'm not talking about you budding fiction writers out there trying to emulate Mary Shelly, Stephen King, John Grisham and Mark Twain. These established fiction writers have a built-in audience; they don't have to go out and try and promote their new or other books. They already have a fan base to market to. I'm talking about nonfiction writing. And nonfiction is the easiest way to get started in your writing career.

Everybody has at least one book in their heads that is just waiting to be written. Even if you can't write a lick, there are sites out there for out sourcing your final manuscript - site such as vworker.com or elance.com. Anybody can do an outline with bullet-points. Once you have an outline complete, go out and hire a ghostwriter to finish the product.

Think you can't make any money with your book? Think again.

Today's ease of getting your book published as an independent publisher on a broad base of .coms such as SmashWords.com, Apple’s Ibookstore, Amazon and other online sites makes publishing nonfiction easy-as-pie. But the book part of your journey is just the beginning. Ok, it's nice to sell a few books daily on all the online retailers, you can make $30 -$50 per day. Multiply that by ten or a hundred, and you have a nice little living.

But what if you wanted to do what the zillionaires of the writing world do? And what do they do?

Write better books is one way, but an easier way is to promote your books is to up-sell your book customers to become clients and seminar attendees.

Promote, promote and then promote some more. And the best and cheapest way to promote is through an information starved media. The media is everywhere, 24/7 365 days per year, and they need information and content for their info starved audience.

This is where you come in. Find and isolate your audience through a relevant media, then promote the crap out of yourself and your products. Most writers are lucky to make $1000 per book. What do the real lucky ones do? They promote.

Writing books is just a sideline -