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Book Marketing Tip of the Week
March 21, 2007:
World Poetry Day and World Eagle Day

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In this issue . . .
-- Women in Business magazine
-- Amnesty International Magazine
-- How to Create a New York Times Bestseller
-- Speaker Success Talk Radio
-- Cover Stories on iBusinessChannel.com
-- Children's Book Reviewer at Shelf Awareness
-- Food for Thought: Quaffs and Cuisine for Decadent Health ezine
-- American Educator

Women in Business Magazine
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This bimonthly magazine features articles of interest to women in businesses and professions. The January 2007 issue featured an excerpt from Take This Book to Work: How to Ask for and Get Money, Fulfillment, and Advancement by Tory Johnson and Robyn Freedman Spizman.

Send suggested excerpts and/or review copies to Mia Katz, Senior Staff Writer, Women in Business, American Business Women's Association, 9100 Ward Parkway, P O Box 8728, Kansas City MO 64114-0728; 816-361-6621; Fax: 816-361-4991. Email: mkatz@abwa.org. Web: http://www.abwa.org.

Amnesty International
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This quarterly magazine covers the world of international politics, human rights, and related issues. There are two major ways to get mentioned in this magazine: 1. Write an article for them (or have a story excerpted from your book), and 2. Get your book reviewed. Their spring 2007 issue featured a review of Thomas Jackson's Civil Rights to Human Rights: Martin Luther King, Jr. and the Struggle for Economic Justice. It also featured an article on criminal inheritance by Matthew McAllester, author of Beyond the Mountains of the Damned: The War Inside Kosovo.

Send article ideas and review copies to Gwen Fitzgerald, Editor, Amnesty International Magazine, 5 Penn Plaza, New York NY 10001; 212-807-8400. Web: http://www.aiusa.org.

How to Create a New York Times Bestseller
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On Tuesday, April 10th, 8:00 p.m. Eastern, I'll be hosting a two-hour teleseminar on how to create a New York Times bestseller. The system I will be describing on this teleseminar is a proven method of getting a book on the New York Times bestseller list. During the teleseminar, I'll be describing a step-by-step method for getting your book on that list -- and by extension -- onto the front shelves of every bookstore in America. Front and center, discounted, prime placement -- all yours for the asking.

If you want to sign up for this step-by-step, full-disclosure seminar, go to http://www.bookmarket.com/nytbests.htm. On that page are listed all the bonuses you will received as part of this teleseminar program.

Question: Is this program just for new books or can it be done for any book? My book came out in May 2005.

Answer: It can be used for any book no matter how old, but you do have to have bookstore distribution in place. That doesn't mean your book is in the stores now, but you have to have access to the stores.

If you believe that your book deserves to be on the New York Times bestseller list, then you need to hear this teleseminar. More info at: http://www.bookmarket.com/nytbests.htm

Speaker Success Talk Radio
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This Internet radio show and podcast, hosted by Kristie Tamsevicius, features successful speakers and internet marketers who share tips for marketing your business, becoming a powerful platform speaker, and building buzz as an expert who speaks. For more details about the show, see http://www.SpeakerSuccessTalkRadio.com

Cover Stories on iBusinessChannel.com
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iBusinessChannel.com, part of the Ribbon Internet Broadcasting Network, is launching a new weekly Internet broadcast called Cover Stories that will feature business books and authors. Host Carrie Walrond will cover news about business books as well as interview business book authors.

To book this new show, contact Jennifer Colter, producer, Cover Stories, Ribbon, 1650 Oakbrook Drive #405, Norcross GA 30093; 678-969-2773; Cell: 404-247-3874. Email: JColter@ontheribbon.com. Web: http://www.ontheribbon.com.

Children's Book Reviewer at Shelf Awareness
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Jennifer Brown will be doing children's book reviews and news for the Shelf Awareness daily ezine. Send review copies to her in care of Shelf Awareness, Jennifer Brown, Children's Book Reviewer, 304 West 75th Street #11C, New York NY 10023; 973-953-0304. Email: brown@shelf- awareness.com. Web: http://www.shelf-awareness.com.

Note: They only review new books: “We aim to review books 2-3 months ahead of publication, and, alas, even then we only have room for one children's book review per week (that's 52 books out of 9,000 published annually).”

Food for Thought: Quaffs and Cuisine for Decadent Health ezine
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Kimberly Day, chief decadence officer of Decadent Health and author of several upcoming books, is the editor of the free ezine Food for Thought: Quaffs and Cuisine for Decadent Health. You can check her out at her website at http://www.decadenthealth.com and email her at writing4days@yahoo.com.

American Educator
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This quarterly magazine is published for members of the American Federation of Teachers. Their summer 2006 issue featured excerpts from Laura Schreibman's The Science and Fiction of Autism and Susan Moore
Johnson's Finders and Keepers: Helping New Teachers Survive and Thrive in Our Schools. The issue also featured an article on reading by Jan Hasbrouck, co-author of The Reading Coach: A How-To Manual for Success.

Send excerpt suggestions and review copies to Ruth Wattenberg, Editor, American Educator, American Federation of Teachers, 555 New Jersey Avenue NW, Washington DC 20001-2079; 202-879-4420. Web: http://www.aft.org.

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