Book Promotion Soundbites: Facebook Marketing with Amy Porterfield

by John Kremer on Thursday, February 9th, 2012 | 1 Comment

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Amy Porterfield

Listen in as Lori Randall of the Literary Social podcast interviews Amy Porterfield, co-author of Facebook All-In-One Marketing for Dummies.

Amy shares terrific advice on how to manage your time on Facebook and other social networks – and still sell lots of books. Listen in here: http://traffic.libsyn.com/litsocial/Eps_9_Amy_Porterfield.mp3.

Lori Randall of Literally Social

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Tags: Amy Porterfield, Facebook All-In-One Marketing for Dummies, Facebook Marketing, Literally Social, Lori Randall
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One Response to “Book Promotion Soundbites: Facebook Marketing with Amy Porterfield”

Robin Renee Ray says:

March 12, 2012 at 3:57 am

Thank you so much, Amy! I am in great need of learning new and better ways to get my name and books out there. I very much enjoyed your conversation with Lori and look forward to researching more about your advice for Dummies. ; )

If one would look up Marketing for Dummies, it would be my face that they would see..LOL

Many thanks to you both~