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By: Douglas Klostermann.

• Properly create, format, and convert your text for multiple retailers and formats including PDF, Kindle, Nook, iPad, and other tablets and e-readers, in order to reach the widest audience.
• Create a cover, insert images, and write compelling e-book descriptions and author pages to promote sales.
• Publish and sell your e-book on major retail websites:  Comprehensive step-by-step instructions for uploading and selling on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Apple's iBooks and iTunes, and Smashwords.
• Set up a website and blog:  Detailed step-by-step instructions for setting up your website and blog to sell and market your e-book, plus using advertising and affiliate programs to earn additional income from your website and blog.
• Automate sales and digital delivery of your e-book directly from your own website and blog using reliable, low-cost services.
• Market your e-book through the Internet and social media, plus optimizing search engine results so that your e-book and sites are found.
• Evaluate, monitor, and record sales, income, and expenses.
• Direct Internet links included throughout the text to every website, publisher, and retailer discussed, as well as comprehensive lists in the Appendixes.

By: Clarke Caywood.

“The second edition of the Handbook of Strategic Public Relations and Integrated Marketing Communications is very impressive in its coverage of trends, tools, industries, and challenges. Every marketer needs to have a copy.”
—Philip Kotler, Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University, author of Marketing 3.0M

”The massively updated Handbook of Strategic Public Relations and Integrated Marketing Communications is the go to source for an overview of the fast changing field of PR and the central role it plays in marketing. An easy to read mélange of case studies from a wide variety of industries, commentaries on trends in the field, and insights on the links between theory and practice, it guides the reader through an increasingly complex—and ubiquitous—discipline.”
—Jerry Swerling, Professor and Director of Public Relations Studies, and Director of Strategic Communication, PR Center, Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism, University of Southern California

”The Handbook is a fresh look at strategic public relations with great insights from top public relations professionals. Invaluable advice and a must read for all PR practitioners.”
—Jane Ostrander, Vice President, Global Communications, Tenneco

”Few writers, and even fewer thinkers, in the world of public relations have the breadth and depth of experience shown by Clarke Caywood. The Second Edition of his Handbook of Strategic Public Relations demonstrates that range of experience in exquisite detail. Assembled here you’ll find the finest minds and biggest names in the profession. No PR practitioner or student of the art can afford to be without this superb collection.”
—James S. O'Rourke, IV, Ph.D., Teaching Professor of Management, Mendoza College of Business, University of Notre Dame

“A must-read that gives an ever greater importance to the human person as a stakeholder, and the object for which an organization is driven to do good, as a cornerstone for profitability.”
— Jerry G. Kliatchko, Ph.D., Dean, School of Communication, University of Asia and the Pacific (UA&P), Manila, Philippines

”How can companies survive in the era of global competition? This book offers valuable clues from the perspective of managing a successful relationship with its stakeholders.”
—Kimihiko Kondo, Dean and Professor of Marketing, Graduate School of Business, Otaru University of Commerce, Otaru, Hokkaido, Japan

”Caywood’s stakeholder approach distinguishes PR from other management fields. His book fully covers the stakeholder challenge across industries.”
—Debbie Treise, Ph.D., Professor/Associate Dean Graduate Studies, College of Journalism and Communications, University of Florida

"This second edition will certainly provide readers with an advanced understanding of public relations in a rapidly changing IMC environment."
—Dean M Krugman, Professor Emeritus, Department of Advertising and Public Relations, University of Georgia

"Clarke Caywood's PR Handbook provides invaluable counsel on every major issue facing today's public relations practitioner. Non-PR executives also will gain important communication insights from 70 of the greatest minds in public relations.”
—Ron Culp, Public Relations Consultant and Director, MA Program in Public Relations and Advertising, DePaul University

”In this 21st Century age of Integrated Marketing Communications, Dr. Clarke Caywood has compiled the blueprint on how to approach Public Relations in these contemporary times.”
—J.P. James, Senior Partner, Engagement Marketing, MEC & Assistant Adjunct Professor, CUNY Hunter College and New York University

”Our function’s number-one objective is develop and successfully execute communications strategies that help our companies and organizations win in the marketplace, and Clarke Caywood’s Handbook of Strategic Public Relations and Integrated Marketing Communications provides students of our profession the best in real-world thinking and successful execution.”
—Jim Spangler, Vice President, Chief Communications Officer, Navistar, Inc.

By: Eric Groves.

Email marketing is an incredibly cost-effective way to establish and build relationships that drive business success. But, it can also be a challenge because the inbox is a hostile environment. Whether your email is noteworthy—or an annoying waste of your customer's time—depends on your ability to stick to stick the fundamentals of good marketing and authentic relationship building.

The Constant Contact Guide to Email Marketing presents best practices and relationship-building principles from America’s leading email marketing firm. With over 280,000 small business and non-profit clients, Constant Contact is constantly testing and learning what works and what doesn't, and it's all here. There's no other email guide on the market that provides this level of comprehensive, practical guidance. Whether you're starting your own small business or need to grow on a shoestring budget, this book will get you up to speed fast.

Learn about:

• Ten email pitfalls that will get your business into trouble
• Ten things your customers expect you to do
• The "soft" benefits of email marketing
• Using email in combination with other marketing efforts
• How four types of permissions can make or break your strategy
• Building an email list that is valuable and effective
• Creating valuable content
• Choosing an effective, professional email format
• Ensuring your emails are delivered, opened, and read

With The Constant Contact Guide to Email Marketing, you'll learn to avoid the common mistakes of email marketing, give your customers content they love, and combine an effective email marketing strategy with your traditional marketing efforts—giving you way more bang for your marketing buck.

By: Jim Cockrum.

• Use simple videos as promotional power tools
• Hold an eBay auction for publicity purposes (author Jim Cockrum made over $30,000 and earned tons of free publicity from just one auction)
• Find the perfect online partners that can take you to the next level quickly...and more!

By: John Arnold.

Much has happened in e-mail marketing since the first edition of this book appeared in 2007. With the dramatic rise of social media and mobile devices, there are more ways than ever to target campaigns and maximize your e-mail marketing dollars. The new edition of this helpful book is full of practical advice, whether you?re an enterprise-level marketer using a third-party e-mail marketing company or small business owner handling everything yourself.

• Helps you map out an e-mail marketing strategy with reachable objectives
• Simplifies the process of list-building, message-creation, and results-tracking
• Offers legal guidance, so you stay compliant with anti-spam laws
• Shows you how to deliver your message and incorporate social media
• Explains how to track and interpret results
• Includes the top ten things you should not put in your messages, and much more

Get more out of your e-mail marketing campaigns with this easy-to-follow guide.

By: Judy Strauss, Raymond Frost.

By: Bruce C Brown.

By: Jeanniey Mullen, David Daniels.

By: Ward Hanson, Kirthi Kalyanam.

By: Brent Sampson.