Two things this time around.
1. I need some direction from you.
2. I've found a great free PR resource on the Web.

How can I help you?
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Free PR
I've just stumbled upon a resource for those of you who want to get the word out about your publication. Here's how it works.

You write an article (500 words or so) on a topic related to your book. Submit the article to Idea Marketers. Their clients, who are looking for good information to use on-line or in print, pay them to use your article. You get the exposure and the information you put in your bio.

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This is well-targeted PR. If you send out a press release, unless you make it newsworthy, it may very well hit the cutting rooom floor. By submitting an article to a syndicate like Idea Marketers, you are offering valuable information in exchange for publicity. Clients will be happy to use your articles and their subscribers will see you as an expert in your field.

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