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    Book Marketing 001: Find and Target Your Ideal Readers: Book Marketing Series

    By Abigail O. Chika

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    Get the complete set including eBook, Checklist, and Template at >> http://aochikabooks.com/your-ideal-readers/ (just copy and paste into your browser)

    Book marketing would be a lot easier if you could identify your ideal readers (A.KA. Buying readers) from readers who are not a good fit for your book.

    It would also be a lot easier if you knew where your readers are online and offline, where they find book recommendations, how they buy books online, what their budget is and many other important information.

    Which is why I created this book.  This book along with the checklist and template, will help ou find and target your ideal readers BEFORE you begin spending money on book marketing campaigns targeting just about anyone.

    Download the checklist and template at http://aochikabooks.com/your-ideal-readers/ 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherA.O. Chika Books
    Release dateSep 12, 2016
    ISBN9781536545876
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