Retweet to Win “You Want Me to What?”

Posted on Jul 12, 2010 | 0 comments

For marketing or public relations professionals, as well as entrepreneurs, who have yet to read “You Want Me to What? Public Relations and Marketing for the Shy Person,” I am offering a wonderful chance to win a copy. Because I want to see everyone succeed while staying true to themselves, and because I need some assistance spreading the word, I’m offering free e-book versions of “You Want Me to What?” to 10 glorious people who retweet the promotion found here.

The deadline for this is tight, midnight Pacific time on July 16, 2010. Winners will be chosen at random from among those who retweet this contest promotion. The e-book on Smashwords can be read online using your online readers, downloaded to any e-reading device, including the iPhone, iPod Touch, Amazon Kindle, and Sony Reader or can be purchased as a simple PDF for your printing pleasure.

If you just can’t wait to win, purchase now from ShyMarketingSecrets.com or Smashwords.com for the introductory price of $14.95 and receive the fun, exciting and sometimes slightly awkward bonus material: workbook, mini-eCourse on management and media interviewing tips. (Then…you can participate in the second contest.) Have a Kindle? Link to Amazon through the download books page or head to Smashwords.com. Isn’t it grand to have a Kindle and choices?

There’s a second offer for anyone interested in a fun office care package compiled and mailed by me. You’ll receive a hard copy of “The One Minute Manager, some beloved Post-its ®, and an array of smile-evoking surprises. By writing a review of “You Want Me to What? Public Relations and Marketing for the Shy Person” on Amazon.com, by August 1, readers become eligible for this other random drawing to select two more winners.

Mention your Twitter handle in your review so I know who you are. I want to place your name in the drawing. Very Exciting.

My book is great for anyone seeking to stay true to himself or herself while building important community contacts and raising revenue. It’s time to turn your shyness into an asset.