Here is the first page. I'm going to send it out to libraries in Australia to see if they will buy and order my books. I'm not sure if I should approach US libraries too. What do you think?
Sep 15, 2011
Enid's Media Kit
Thanks to the tips from Elizabeth Craig, the fabulous cozy mystery author at Mystery Writing is Murder, I've compiled a marketing flyer (not sure if I can call it media kit though. It sounds grand for me to have a media kit, LOL)
Here is the first page. I'm going to send it out to libraries in Australia to see if they will buy and order my books. I'm not sure if I should approach US libraries too. What do you think?
Here is the first page. I'm going to send it out to libraries in Australia to see if they will buy and order my books. I'm not sure if I should approach US libraries too. What do you think?
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I have no expertise, but it seems like if your books are available for libraries in the US to order, then go for it!
ReplyDeleteAnother thought - it might be expensive to mail to the US, so you might check to see if you can email things to them.
ReplyDeleteYes, some libraries in Ohio and Texas have in fact stocked one or two of my books. In Australia, we are paid for library rental too. So it makes sense to promote to the libraries. But I know in USA, there is no such scheme. I will try anyway, via email. Thanks Helen for dropping by.
ReplyDeleteI think it looks sharp!
ReplyDeleteThanks Alex, I was pretty proud too, after I completed it.
ReplyDeleteIt looks terrific, Enid. I'm very impressed.
ReplyDeleteThanks Maria. I hope it yields some sales.
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