Book Promotion Campaign — Part Four

I have donated three copies of Cogrill’s Mill to the Woking Hospice Bookshop in Horsell village near Woking. This is a worthwhile charity which I am happy to support. I have paid £4 to a local Newsagent to have a Cogrill’s Mill placed in their shop window among the customer adds. I have added more keywords to the Amazon pages showing my books. While doing this I found that someone is advertising a used copy on the page for Cogrill’s Mill. At least it shows the books are circulating. I can only trust that they are being read.

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oldstick says:

April 1, 2011 at 3:49 pm

I’m back at last. I need to start promoting my books as a trilogy. You are a wiz. on the computer and i loved the stuff about Malta. St Paul’s Bay is our favourite place in the world. Best Wishes, J.

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- peatmore says:
  
  April 1, 2011 at 4:24 pm
  
  Thanks for the comment Julie. I would hardly call myself a wiz but I am running my self-publishing workshop at Winchester again this year. I have just posted my review of Lane’s End on Amazon.co.uk which I hope gives your trilogy a boost. Best wishes, Keith.
  
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