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I was ecstatic to hear that Jim at The White Coat Investor was available to do a guest interview in our second part of our Millionaire Mob guest interviews.

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On «The Work Talk Show,» hosts DJ Waldow and Nick Westergaard interview guests about «how work gets done today,» including life hacks, app suggestions and other tips on how to run your work life more efficiently.

That's a lot easier than you might think; I did some radio interviews while walking, was a guest on a couple of podcasts... you can get a lot done while you're walking.

At a few points in early interviews, the guest's response left me speechless (something my wife claims doesn't happen often enough).

2) Popular bloggers served as RESOURCES for their readers, which meant that they didn't always have to generate a post themselves, but regularly included interviews, links, guest posts, videos, news, etc. that would be of interest to their readers.

Do you have suggestions for interviews and guest posts?

(but does bring in great ratings for food bloggers who feature her guest blogs and interviews!)

If you're interested in doing an interview, contact me here any time or check out our Guidelines For Guest Posts at America Adopts!

Lavine smiled and did individual interviews for each of them, introducing some to her guests.

This is Ryan Magin doing an interview for Lean Hybrid Muscle, and today I've got a really awesome guest.

But today's podcast interview guest says there are some very easy things people can do right now to take back control of their brain health for good.

So, Sarah and I hatched a plan via the interwebs and spent some time getting to know each other — She wrote a review of Dressed and then interviewed me for her blog (which you can read here) and she did a guest DIY here on TDA on how to make these amazing shoes.

Luckily, I can vary my content with guest bloggers and interviews so that I don't have to do it every day, haha!

Among the guests in the opening party scene are Claude Chabrol and Rivette himself, Jean - Luc Godard is a man at a sidewalk café interviewed by Anne, and Jacques Demy is also supposed be in the film (though I did not spot him myself).

Honorable Mentions: 22 Jump Street, Afflicted, The Battered Bastards of Baseball, Big Bad Wolves, Blue Ruin, The Boxtrolls, Boyhood, Calvary, Captain America: Winter Soldier, Citizenfour, Cheap Thrills, Cold in July, Dead Snow 2, The Drop, Enemy, Escape from Tomorrow, Filth, Force Majeur, Frank, Fury, Gone Girl, The Grand Budapest Hotel, Guardians of the Galaxy, The Guest, Honeymoon, Housebound, The Internet's Own Boy, Interstellar, The Interview, Joe, John Wick, Locke, Magic in the Moonlight, Moebius, Neighbors, Nightcrawler, Noah, Obvious Child, The One I Love, The Overnighters, The Purge: Anarchy, The Raid 2, The Sacrament, Selma, The Skeleton Twins, Starry Eyes, The Strange Color Of Your Body's Tears, Stretch, The Theory of Everything, They Came Together, Under the Skin, A Walk Among the Tombstones, Wetlands, and Wild, so don't tell me there were no good movies in 2014.

I've built up a lovely following with readers and other authors who generously share my posts, invite me for guest author interviews and I've noticed with every interview I do just on a blog my book sales go up.

You can do a virtual book tour with other similar blogs that you have set up relationships with and do guest posts or video interviews based on your book.

You have to find and research guests, do the interview itself then the editing, show notes and the marketing of the show.

5 Things Radio Guests Do Wrong (And 7 Ways to Rock the Radio)-- Every author who has done or will do a radio interview needs to read this post by Brad PhillipDo Wrong (And 7 Ways to Rock the Radio)-- Every author who has done or will do a radio interview needs to read this post by Brad Phillipdo a radio interview needs to read this post by Brad Phillips.

On a virtual book tour it's a good idea to vary the content, asking some of the tour hosts to do a book review, while providing others with guest posts, interviews, or videos.

You can do this with a blog, guest posting, interviews on other blogs or local media, social media profiles, and lots of other tools.

Contact bloggers who reviewed your book to see if you could do author interviews, guest posts, chats, and book giveaways.

Maybe the opportunity to be a return guest, to do more with the show or publication, or maybe it's just the opportunity a media interview presents to go after larger media.

As part of the launch I'll be doing a mini-blog tour replete with interviews and guest blogs and the like, and World Literary Cafe is featuring me, which is always a treat.

-- book clubs — book signings — swag (bookmarks, pens, postcards, etc)-- guest blog guest blog guest blog (and not only about your book and how wonderful your toenails are)-- interviews (give and do for others)-- don't argue with reviewers (from The Author CEO Naomi Blackburn)-- giveaways, promotions, etc. — email newsletter (aka, email marketing)-- Give back, for fuck's sake.

Book Formats: Kindle, PDF, Print (US Only) Hosting Options: Review, Interview, Guest Post, Showcase Giveaway: There will be a PICT tour - wide Rafflecopter and Self - Hosted Options for Reviewers More: According to the author The Body in the Ballroom by R.J. Koreto does not include: Excessive Strong Language, Graphic Violence, Explicit Sexual Scenes, Rape, or other trigger situations.

Book Formats: Print (US), Netgalley Hosting Options: Review, Interview, Guest Post, Showcase Giveaway: There will be a PICT Giveaway and Individual Host Giveaways More: According to the author Tail of the Dragon does not include: Excessive Strong Language, Graphic Violence, Explicit Sexual Scenes, Rape, or other trigger situations.

Things I recommend which you may already be doing: making sure to include NOOK - friendly links when you blog or do interviews and guest blogging, using a #NOOK hashtag when you mention your work on Twitter.

I agree with you, though, that Len has done a really impressive job of finding guests of wide - ranging subjects and perspectives, and interviewing them in a way that elicits very interesting and useful information for the audience.

If you wish to do a blog tour, determine if you want to offer guest posts, author interviews, reviews, and / or book blasts for your new release.

-- Formatting HTML newsletters — Formatting books for Smashwords — Research about the business side of being an author (e.g., how Street Teams work, how to market a book in a foreign language, podcasts that might be a good fit to have you as a guest, etc.)-- Scouting for bloggers to send book review requests to — Pitching to those bloggers and tracking responses — Formatting (and perhaps light editing) of blog posts, or organizing content — Managing your Street Team Facebook group (posing questions to keep the group engaged, answering questions, sharing upcoming news, etc.)-- Creating box sets in Scrivener from individual novels — Moving works translated into a foreign language from Word into Scrivener — Scheduling tweets and Facebook posts (ones that don't require your direct input or engagement with your audience)-- Transcribing audio interviews or notes — For non-fiction authors, VAs can do an enormous number of tasks around webinars or other training you offer (e.g., planning and booking the event, scheduling guests, managing registration lists, dealing with the back - end technology, creating and proofing slide decks, sending out advance information packages to the trainees, and then sending out follow - up information to the trainees, etc..)

I am almost DONE with writing up guest posts and interviews for the blog tour craziness, which means my brain is about to be — GASP — clear for something resembling: whispers: fiction.

Book Formats: mobi, PDF, Print Hosting Options: Review, Interview, Guest Post, Showcase Giveaway: There will be a PICT Giveaway and Individual Host Giveaways for reviewers More: According to the author Selected by J. Allen Wolfrum does not include: Excessive Strong Language, Graphic Violence, Explicit Sexual Scenes, Rape, or other trigger situations.

I was invited by people I already knew to do a couple guests posts or interviews.

That being said, I do need to learn more on the marketing side of things as I literally wrote what I wanted to write, published it and then told a few people I knew about it — no big launch, guest posts all over the place, tours or interviews or anything like that.

We didn't have a guest, so we interviewed each other on marketing / publishing subjects that we're experienced with.

Blog tours, forum posts, interviews, guest posts, tweets, Facebook updates, advertising campaigns... if you can do it, you will.

To pay attention when I saw writer friends embark on blog tours, doing interviews and guest posts every day for weeks and felt my heart pound at the very idea.

BOOK REVIEW / VOTING SWAPS: There are many groups on Facebook, Google + and Goodreads that offer authors the chance to get / give reviews, vote up each others» books on Goodreads» Listopia or Amazon's Listmania, vote on reviews on Amazon, and do other deeds for each other (interviews, guest blog, blog hops, etc.).

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Write guest blog posts, do interviews and engage in the comments sections of popular blogs and forums.

Getting reviews, doing blog tours, posting guest blogs, even radio interviews are priceless in marketing your book and I mean that as a double entendre»: they are usually free and you get sometimes huge audience exposure!

And I can understand a client's desire to say, in advance of the book promotion campaign, «I'll do an interview that comes up except A, B, and C» (where A, B, and C are radio talk show hosts who make their living beating up or mocking or humiliating guests just for the sport of it).

Most tours consist of a mixture of guest posts and interviews so ask the blogger what they would like to do; this is usually what they are most comfortable with.

Offer to do podcast interviews or guest posts on other author blogs.

Although I don't do much to promote my books, when I have a new one coming out, I try and do a few interviews and guest blog posts so that I can tweet these out for my followers and add them to my Facebook author page.

A note of caution: Don't focus on guest post or interview opportunities strictly tied to the writing and publishing community (unless that is your true audience).

Don't miss this open, funny, «telling it like it is» interview with one of our favorite guests.

I am always open to doing guest posts and interviews because every bit of publicity counts.

You can do this through guest blog posts, guest podcast interviews, etc..