Okay, so the title might be a bit of hyperbole. I think that’s what marketing people do. I don’t have marketing people, so I have to exaggerate all by myself. But hey, have I told you about The Other Place, other than in two of my last three posts? That’s more marketing, as I understand it. Granted, my understanding of marketing may be flawed.
So, to go back to where I left off hitting you over the head with posts about my new novel, The Other Place, that I kept telling you was going to be out soon: it’s (drum roll) out now!
[Steamers, confetti, etc.] Use your imagination. My mind is knee deep in confetti right now.
I’ve put together this sell sheet, which I hope you find enticing. It’s the sort of thing marketing people would do for someone who has marketing people. I did it myself, right after I washed my own damned windows.
Here are purchase links for those now sufficiently enticed:
For all others, I will talk to my marketing people about what they can do to up the enticement level. We’ll see what they can come up with. Meanwhile, there are unpaid internship opportunities available in my marketing department for anyone who wants to help me spread the word (e.g. share a post, tell a friend, throw confetti at strangers).
Thank you from the bottom of my corporate empire (which is the level within my corporate empire where I work).
Snoozing on the Sofa 
My marketing people are very impressed with your marketing people, Scott. Yeah, from me to you, great job, buddy.
Thanks, Mark. Sounds like you have the same kind of marketing team as I do.
Have your marketing people call my purchasing people, so they can run it up the flagpole and then have lunch on someone’s expense account.
You find the expense account; I’ll find the lunch.
I am interested in more info. How can I contact you?
Sorry for the delay. Your comment went to the spam folder and I just now found it. My email address is snblues@aol.com.
It worked!
I just purchased the Kindle version (although I feel bad, it was $4.99 and I somehow had a $3.00 credit 🤷🏼♀️ If I love it as much as I think I will, I’ll get the paperback version as well). Can’t wait to read it; may do that today instead of the myriad of housework and yard work tasks I could choose from, lol
Thank you, thank you, thank you! If you are worried about me getting paid less because of your credit, I don’t think that will be a factor. And even if it were, I wouldn’t mind at all. At this point, I’m looking for readers and reviewers; the royalties can rack themselves up when I’m “big time.” BTW, I neglected a lot of chores writing it.