BM148: How to Make the Best Use of Do-It-Yourself Marketing

do-it-yourself marketing - photo Want to go the do-it-yourself marketing route but lack the know-how? Listen as the marketing “go-to” guru, Aidan Crawford gives you practical and easy-to-implement strategies to get you started.

With over a decade of experience in the industry, Aidan Crawford has established himself as the go-to marketing guy for speakers, trainers, and consultants.

Aidan is the owner of Short Circuit Media and the author of the recently released, “DIY Marketing for Consultants, Trainers, and Professional Speakers: The Non-Guru Guide to Getting It Right”.

Aidan lives in Toronto but works with clients around the world helping them to identify who their ideal clients really are and develop and execute on strategies to get their businesses growing based on solid content and smart social media marketing.

In this week’s Book Marketing Mentors powerful podcast episode “How to Make the Best Use of Do-It-Yourself Marketing” you will discover …

Where to start if you want to go the DIY route to market your book
How to make the best use of your marketing content
The best advice you need to use the “reduce-reuse-recycle” marketing strategy
How to make the best use of your blog content
Why you shouldn’t get broken-hearted when you don’t sell many copies of your book
Rookie mistakes you can easily make and fix
And much, much more…

This episode features practical tools and techniques to help listeners who want to market a book. It provides invaluable and powerful information listeners will want to know to supercharge a book marketing strategy.

Listen to this week’s interview and discover how to get you and your book noticed and your voice heard in a crowded marketplace.

[tweetthis] ” There are many reasons to write and publish a book, even if you don’t sell it.”[/tweetthis]

Here’s how to contact Aidan to find out more about his services.

Download the transcript from this week’s podcast interview “How to Make the Best Use of Do-It-Yourself Marketing”