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action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /srv/users/sandra/apps/sandra/public/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6114During a recent free teleseminar<\/a> on how to get the book blurbs of your dreams, we did some collective brainstorming on how to build excitement for your book’s release\u00a0by sharing these pre-publication endorsements and testimonials with social networks.<\/p>\n One of the best ways to do this is with images. (Yes, that’s an image of my dream book blurb on the right. It’s a corner of the cover for the first book I wrote, WHY CAN’T A MAN BE MORE LIKE A WOMAN?<\/em>)<\/p>\n Images\u00a0built around book endorsements combine two things that get liked and shared the most on social networks:<\/p>\n When you overlay a pre-publication book blurb — also known as an endorsement or testimonial — on a photo or an illustrated backdrop, you generate an attention-getting image you can\u00a0post on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, LinkedIn, and elsewhere.<\/p>\n Because this presentation of your dream book blurb is visual, it will attract more attention and generate more interaction with you and your connections.<\/p>\n During the teleseminar, we\u00a0spent some time talking about two options for creating them — PicMonkey and InstaQuote — but there are many more. Get specifics on how to use these and other options from\u00a0an earlier blog post, “How to create shareable images with quotes<\/a>.”<\/p>\n Here’s one I’ve created in the InstaQuote app with a pre-publication blurb for Get Your Book in the News: How to Write a Press Release That Announces Your Book<\/em><\/a>; the blurb is one of several showcased\u00a0on the book’s sales page:<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n It took me less than two minutes to create. I spent more time\u00a0playing with different fonts than I did anything else; if you’re more decisive, you’ll be able to do this in under 60 seconds.<\/p>\n Explore the options you can use to create your image on the how-to blog post<\/a> mentioned above, then let it work hard for you by following these steps to share your blurb\/image combo:<\/p>\n Create a unique image\u00a0with individual\u00a0endorsements as they arrive in your inbox so you build a small image library of blurbs. On Facebook, collect them in a photo album; on Pinterest, create a board for them.<\/p>\n Interested in learning more about how to get influential pre-publication blurbs for your book? Listen to the recording of our free teleseminar online<\/a>, then check out the endorsements for\u00a0the Build Book Buzz training program, Blurbs, Endorsements, and Testimonials: How to Get Experts, Authorities, Celebrities, and Others to Endorse Your Book<\/strong>, on\u00a0the course site<\/a>.<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" <\/a>During a recent free teleseminar<\/a> on how to get the book blurbs of your dreams, we did some collective brainstorming on how to build excitement for your book’s release\u00a0by sharing these pre-publication endorsements and testimonials with social networks.<\/p>\n One of the best ways to do this is with images. (Yes, that’s an image of my dream book blurb on the right. It’s a corner of the cover for the first book I wrote, WHY CAN’T A MAN BE MORE LIKE A WOMAN?<\/em>)<\/p>\n Images\u00a0built around book endorsements combine two things that get liked and shared the most on social networks:<\/p>\n\n
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