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(Days 47–49) ___ Update your Twitter status, and respond to other Twitter users' Tweets while subtly promoting your book. ... 26th ___ Visit the major online bookstores to look for new reviews posted about your book(s).
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Don't wait to be invited to share the details of your new book. News of your book may not have traveled far enough to become reportable, yet. It's up to you to spread the word to and through local and county newspapers.
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