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LinkedIn yields good results, I’ve discovered, even when I’m not directly promoting my skills.
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Is a degree in journalism required to interview actors and big-name stars? NOPE!
Here are four holiday-smart ways that will help you book more work.
QUICK UPDATE: I started writing this article last week. My TikTok video is now up to 462,000 views.
If you’re not already using TikTok to promote your books, you need to be!
90% of top brands use Instagram as a top marketing tool. Use these tools and you, too, could be trending!
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Imagine Christopher’s surprise when he tried to run an ad on Facebook for his books, and received the following response…
