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Comment by Marsha Randolph on October 16, 2011 at 2:32pm

It is amazing that I did not see Jerry Pitts' post until today. Though I understand the heart of his words I disagree with the solution. 

Father God has given us all gifts and He has given us wisdom to know how to use them.  With no marketing budget and even less knowledge I have been promoting my book "The Truth About Vashtai" for over a year. I have learned and am learning how to do this and Father God continues to open doors for me. 

I have learned how to create opportunities when there were none.  For example I began book reviews for self-published new authors which led to my reviewing books from Thomas Nelson publishers among others.  I am networking with other authors on Facebook, Twitter and other sites, these fellow scribes are teaching me how to market. 

If you visit my site under the TAB- GREAT BLOGS there is a subcatagory "THE WRITERS CORNER"  there you will find quite a few sites that can help you improve your craft and market your works.  go to www.marsharandolph.wordpress.com    

Comment by Katherine Billingsley Duke on October 16, 2011 at 11:46am

Published books means a new orientation to life. The victory is learning to sell. I thank Jerry Pitts the offer for a book. May God give him an open door or window. I am working on a new book for my family and me.http://www.KatherineBDuke.blogspot.com  I will appreciate comments.Katherine

Comment by CBM Christian Book Marketing on August 3, 2011 at 8:23pm

This is a really cool little gadget that will work on your authors website or blog. A auto scooling Contact Me button. You will love it and the management program's.

 

Visit Author's In The Press and you will see my Contact Me Button on the right side of the blog. Note as you scroll down that the Contact Me button is always visable. Pretty cool.

 

Blessings,

Smitty
Christian Book Marketing

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Comment by Jerry Pitts on July 9, 2011 at 9:27am

When I first had my book published in April I submitted it unto the Lord and placed it in His hands to get into the hands of those in whom my life testimony may help enocourage. SInce April very few have sold other than to close friends and those I purchased and gave away. I can only assume this is God's will so I am going to simply stop promotion efforts for sales and simply make it a free read to those who don't mind reading online. I also added a Kindle version that can be downloaded from the following website.  http://www.springsofpraise.com/ReflectionsMyPersonalJourney.html

 

I consider the money it cost me for publication was the Lord's money anyway. So I pray you enjoy this free read and if my life's testimony helps even one person then it will have been worth every second I invested in this project.

 

4HisGlory,

 

Jerry Pitts

Comment by Marsha Randolph on June 30, 2011 at 10:00am

My first ebook is now available on Smashwords: NO WAYZ TIRED: Moving Forward by Faith  for a free copy enter coupon code: ZB79U

Comment by CBM Christian Book Marketing on June 13, 2011 at 5:51pm

Title: Don’t Forget Daddy
Author: By Theresa Franklin
ISBN # 978-1-61739-637-3
Review Date: June 07, 2011
Review by: Christian Book Reviews
10.0 stars on a scale of 10.0

Don’t Forget Daddy by Theresa Franklin is a delightful book to read to any young child experiencing change in the family dynamics whether it is through divorce, remarriage or the death of a parent, especially in respect to loss of a father.

Author Theresa Franklin, writes with heartfelt compassion by addressing these delicate subjects in a creative way that will help identify any feelings that a child may be holding on to in their emotions. By opening up the lines of communication, this book will allow a child going through similar circumstances to be able to share their feelings. This book offers wonderful solutions to any young child on how to cope with the change in the family.

The short story opens with Ashley, a young child, sitting and conversing with a man who has become mommy’s friend. She likes him, but does not know how to feel about him because she doesn’t want to forget her daddy. With colorful illustrations and an easy to read dialogue your child will be able to understand this book as Ashley accepts her new daddy, and her new life with wonderful excitement. We find out through the book that change is okay and can be a good thing for all the parties involved.

With the divorce rate being close to 50 percent these days, many young children have to adapt to the loss of a parent and/or a new stepparent. Change is not easy, especially when you don’t understand why it is happening. To a child this can be devastating and as parents it is imperative that these issues are addressed along with any feelings a child might have towards the change in the family dynamics. This book will help you do just that in a loving and compassionate way.

Don’t forget Daddy is also a recommended book for parents or physiologists that want to open the dialogue between parent and child. This book can be used as a tool for parents or professionals to address a child’s feelings whatever they may be towards the change in the family dynamics. It would be a perfect book for the mother who is remarrying with young children. I read it to my 6 year old daughter and all she could say was, “Again, again!” She loved it and I look forward to more books from this talented author that address issues with children and their feelings!

Don’t Forget Daddy by Theresa Franklin

Highly Recommended
10.0 stars on a scale of 10.0
Reviewed by Christian Book Reviews

Comment by Shawn Lamb on June 2, 2011 at 7:21am

Christian authors - do you write your characters as role models?

http://bit.ly/jAtt4V

Comment by Marsha Randolph on May 23, 2011 at 11:02am

I am planning a Book Expo in the Miami Florida, I would love to feature Christian authors.  Other self-published authors are welcome to participate - no pornogrophy. For details please contact me:  nowayztired@gmail.com

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