Promotion Ebooks

Health Promotion: Foundations for Practice / Jennie Naidoo BSc MSc PGDip PGCE, Jane Wills BA MA MSc PGCE

I am a artist and bought this book to get more information on better ways to market and promote my work. This books offers very useful advice that is easy to understand and follow. If you are looking for ways to promote yourself and market your work this is a must read.

The music business is one of the few industries that truly takes creativity and self-motivation to a whole new level. The Guerrilla Music Marketing Handbook is designed to help us starving musicians and other just-as-hungry industry people set the stage for being the best in areas that our competition is lacking - connecting with our fans and gaining new ones. br / br /It's a cut-throat world. What are you doing to better your odds? I highly suggest not only reading this book, but also applying everything between the front and back covers of this book to how you do music business. Become the success story. Buy this book. br / br /Guerrilla Music Marketing Handbook: 201 Self-Promotion Ideas for Songwriters, Musicians and Bands on a Budget (Revised Updated) br / br /and this one too: br / br /Guerrilla Music Marketing, Encore Edition: 201 More Self-promotion Ideas, Tips and Tactics for Do-it-yourself Artists br /

Worksite Health Promotion / David H. Chenoweth

Like many of us running small businesses, I have no choice but to come up with ads, brochures, press releases, etc. myself. This book gives me a systematic way of doing so, and I credit it with saving me a lot of money in missteps. If you follow the guidelines and checklists carefully, you will probably produce advertising and promotional material that at the very least avoids being amateurish, and will probably sell some products. I like that it concisely gives an overview over each of the areas of advertising and promotion. It explains insider terms without being condescending. Any Gripes? If I could afford the "test" runs of 5000 mailing pieces before I made my "real" mailing of many times that, I wouldn't be reading this book now would I?! But I am probably making excuses for not following their advice on testing advertising, and would be better off if I followed it. The book has been a great help in building my business, and I consult it frequently.

Health Promotion and Disease Prevention in Clinical Practice (HEALTH PROMOTION DISEASE PREVENTION IN CLIN PRACTICE)

The checklists are a big help. They are very helpful for those students that you are unsure if you are going to retain them or pass them on. You often worry about promoting a student with questionable grades and work habits. The checklists help you to decide if that child truly needs to repeat the same grade or be promoted. It also talks about continuous communication with the parents. Communication is so important and the checklists give you a place to keep track of what you have communicated with home and they with you. This book is a must if you have ever questioned promoting/retaining a student.

This is one of the best textbooks I've used while pursuing my MBA. Instead of being mired in academic theory, this focuses on real-world, applicable concepts. In a sea of boring, overly theoretical (and ridiculously overpriced) textbooks, this is a standout - two thumbs up!

Sport Promotion and Sales Management, Second Edition / Richard L. Irwin, William Sutton, Larry McCarthy

Needs and Capacity Assessment Strategies for Health Promotion and Health Education / Gary D. Gilmore, M. Donald Campbell