All Posts by Dr. Pam Perry

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Twitter versus Facebook: The War

Should you use Twitter or Facebook ? That’s the question I get asked all the time. The whole social media experience is just plain old networking on steroids. People do business with people they know, like and trust.  Being transparent and authentic online is key.  The more you share and show you care – the […]

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2 Book Promotion Checklist and Tasks Timeline

  “The secret of all victory lies in the organization of the non-obvious.” Marcus Aurelius   One year to six months before the book is out 1.       Establish a board of directors and list of prayer partners 2.       Build website & blog 3.       Join and be active in your Writers Group 4.       Look into attending […]

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1 Why Pastors Should Publish Books

There are so many reasons why a pastor or ministry leader should write a book. Publishing a book presents a unique opportunity for ministry leaders and lay people in the church. Christianity depends heavily on education and training. There is a constant stream of teaching in the church and among its members that is often […]

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How Blogging Can Make You Famous

Today, you will see that a lot of people are blogging. There are millions of blogs out there. And tons of abandoned blogs too! (Will write another blog post on THAT!) But anyway, some people write blogs that concentrate on their personal life and experiences, others write blogs to market and promote stuff. Some blog […]

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Pam Perry and Dr. Stacie Grant

12 Tips On How to Get More Traffic to Your Website

Write a web site plan. Know what you want it to do before you build a site. Create a favorable buying experience for your ministry products. Make the web site easy to use. Provide good customer service by shipping products within 5 to 7 days. Use auto responders when people make purchases. Make your site “shopper-friendly.” […]

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African-American Market Comes of Age A rising crop of new authors

PUBLISHERS WEEKLY article featuring Pam Perry By Angie Kiesling — Publishers Weekly, 9/1/2008 Within religion publishing, it’s hard to miss the surge in growth over the last several years of the African-American market. Industry professionals of all stripes—agents, authors, editors, PR gurus—will tell you the market demand is there, the desire to reach the market […]

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