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Sep 16 2013

How to Build the Ideal Website

Boundaries Books

In today’s business and publishing world, your website is your most important marketing tool.  A bad website can make you appear unprofessional, boring, and even untrustworthy. In contrast, a good website encourages people to trust you, capture new customers around the clock, and generate word of mouth on your behalf. But, how do you build

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Written by Rob Eagar · Categorized: Author Tips, Client Success Stories, Marketing Tips, Monday Morning Marketing Tips

Sep 09 2013

How to Market Your Success

Congratulations to my client, Tim Elmore, president of Growing Leaders, who wrote a blog post called 3 Huge Mistakes We Make Leading Kids and How to Correct Them, which has been shared on Facebook over 1,000,000 times! Yes, that’s a one with six zeroes behind it. Talk about a viral sensation…I’ve never seen a blog

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Written by Rob Eagar · Categorized: Client Success Stories, Marketing Tips, Monday Morning Marketing Tips

Sep 02 2013

Practice the Marketing Power of Rest

Happy Labor Day! Since Labor Day is a national holiday, most people typically celebrate by taking time off to enjoy family, traveling, or rest. However, I find that authors,  business leaders, and non-profit directors sometimes have extreme difficulty breaking away from their work to relax. They succumb to a constant desire to create, connect with

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Written by Rob Eagar · Categorized: Author Tips, Marketing Tips, Monday Morning Marketing Tips

Aug 26 2013

Word of Mouth Is Not the Customer’s Responsiblity

Many authors expect people to read their books, fall in love with them, and immediately go buy 10 copies to give away to friends. Many non-profits expect people to fall in love with their cause, donate money, and immediately solicit 10 friends to contribute as well. Many businesses expect their customers to buy their products,

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Written by Rob Eagar · Categorized: Author Tips, Marketing Tips, Monday Morning Marketing Tips

Aug 19 2013

Simplify Selling with Try-Buy-Share

When promoting products online, such as books, curriculum, or any kind of widget, use this simple 1-2-3 approach: TRY-BUY-SHARE 1. Try Most people need to have their skepticism addressed before they decide to purchase. So, let them try before the buy. But, don’t skimp on the quality or amount of samples. For example, if you’re

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Written by Rob Eagar · Categorized: Author Tips, Marketing Tips, Monday Morning Marketing Tips

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Your Publisher Is Not Your Marketer

January 19, 2026 Posted by Rob Eagar No Comments

Many authors quietly assume their publisher is better at marketing books than they are. This perspective isn’t foolish—it’s actually logical. But, this mindset also puts the author’s book at far greater risk than they might realize. Most authors don’t come from marketing backgrounds. They’re professors, counselors, pastors, executives, clinicians, artists, parents, or first-time authors who

Relying on your publisher to market a book can be a risky mistake. Here is what authors should do instead.

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