POSTED BY elaine ON November 30, 2010
From the First Dog, Bo Obama, to the family pets of Denise Richards, Rachael Ray and the Kardashians, if it’s a Hollywood pooch, PEOPLE Pets covers it. So we were thrilled that PR by the Book client and actor David Dayan Fisher was featured yesterday as well! David is currently a guest star in the show NCIS, playing CIA agent Trent Kort. A London native, David’s television resume includes the shows 24, Medium, Charmed and Numb3rs. He was also in the film National Treasure with Nicholas Cage.
But David would say his greatest accomplishment has been rescuing his dogs Burton and Monkey. He fueled his passion for rescue dogs into his new children’s book, Puppy School. Fifty percent of the proceeds from the first 6 months’ sales of Puppy School, are being donated to In Defense of Animals (IDA). We love an author with a good cause!
Tags: David Dayan Fisher, online hit of the week, online media, Web Sightings
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POSTED BY tolly ON November 19, 2010
Knock, knock. What’s that sound? Why, that’s the sound of opportunity!
That’s right. Beginning now, PR By the Book is now offering Social Media Packages, designed to help you optimize your online platform, and connect your message with those who want to hear it.
Wait. What do you mean, “online platform?”
We’re glad you asked! See, just a [...]
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POSTED BY tolly ON November 18, 2010
Check it out! Our author, Janice Van Dyck (Finding Frances) has a contributed article up on About.com ((and specifically, their Women’s Issues section), one of the most highly-trafficked sites on the web.
Much of Janice’s writing centers on life transitions, and here, she talks about four different types of “beginnings” we’re asked to make. Here’s [...]
Tags: about.com, janice van dyck, websightings
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POSTED BY stephanie ON November 11, 2010
Twitter is hands down the most essential networking tool for authors. Yet, we get so many questions from the Twitter-resistant: Why should I be on Twitter? So what should I tell people? This seems futile, why am I doing this again?
Twitter is like blogging, but it’s interactive. You post bite-sized updates and converse [...]
Tags: Billy Coffey, book publicity, Gary Vaynerchuk, social media tips, Twitter
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POSTED BY prbythebook ON November 8, 2010
PR by the Book Founder Marika Flatt
Here at PR by the Book, we would like to start inviting guest blog posts by some of our fellow industry professionals in order to bring more overall industry how-to firepower to you on a weekly basis. We will be inviting key individuals to contribute to this blog every [...]
Tags: book pr, book publicity, children's books, media tips, mommy-bloggers, SCBWI, social media tips
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But David would say his greatest accomplishment has been rescuing his dogs Burton and Monkey. He fueled his passion for rescue dogs into his new children’s book, Puppy School. Fifty percent of the proceeds from the first 6 months’ sales of Puppy School, are being donated to In Defense of Animals (IDA). We love an author with a good cause!