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Peter Siddle is taking on the mantle of leadership and example among Australia's bowlers that - until recently - Ricky Ponting and Michael Hussey held for the batsmen.
Mitchell Starc attributed his much improved display on the final day of the Hobart Test against Sri Lanka to being lifted by Siddle's efforts, which matched his Herculean display against South Africa in Adelaide.
A prodigious talent, Starc is pleasing Australia's selectors, coaches and the captain Michael Clarke by gathering in consistency and nous each time he bowls in a Test, and also by staying fit when so many around him are falling prey to injury.
His fiendish burst of reverse swing on an uneven final day surface at Bellerive Oval was arguably Starc's best display to for his country to date, and he put much of it down to watching Siddle give his all in the spell that preceded it.
"Sidds was outstanding again in Hobart and was pretty much the heart and soul of the attack," Starc said. "For me just to follow on from him, I played pretty much a supporting role with Sidds there probably deserving 10 wickets. Not just the bowlers [are lifted by Siddle], the whole team is.
"Having him around the squad he's full of energy and he's always giving 100% whether it be in the nets or in the field and that drags the whole squad along. As he's shown in Adelaide, though unfortunately not getting over the line there, but again in Hobart pretty similar performances where he's given absolutely everything he's had. He's sat down and had nothing left after the game. It was great for him we got that result after what happened in Adelaide.
"When you have guys like Ricky Ponting and Mike Hussey in the squad they bring so much energy and a different feel to the group. I think Sidds is well on the way to being someone like that, who just lifts everyone up. When he's on bowling you know something most likely is going to happen."
Starc's progress has been helped greatly by his developing durability, which has allowed him to be fit for selection whenever Australia's selectors have come calling over the past 12 months. By avoiding the treatment table, Starc is gathering in knowledge about his bowling, aided by advice from the likes of Wasim Akram, Jason Gillespie and the Australian bowling coaches past and present, Craig McDermott and Ali de Winter.
"That consistency is coming. I've got to find that balance between being over aggressive and containing one end. That will come, I'm still learning, I'm only 22," Starc said. "I'm taking it all in my stride and learning from each game. That's something we did from the game in Perth - I went for a few runs there.
"In Hobart we had 450 runs on the board so you can afford to be a bit aggressive there. As you saw I went for a couple of runs but we got the win in the end so we can take some confidence from that and being able to get that result even with a bowler down as well.
"Injuries are unfortunate, they seem to go hand in hand with fast bowling. I'm looking after myself doing all I can to stay on the park and make sure I'm recovering well and playing well. You can't worry too much about what the other guys are doing. Can't worry too much about what the others are doing but we're all preparing the way we can and stay on the park."
Despite his strong last-day form in Hobart, Starc may yet find himself carrying the drinks on Boxing Day in order to ensure he maintains his run of games without injury, the better to be fit for his home Test at the SCG from January 3. Mitchell Johnson and Jackson Bird are both a chance of being called into the Test side for the final match of 2012. However Starc is eager to bowl at the MCG, having also run the drinks in the corresponding match last year.
"It's always a big occasion the Boxing Day Test. If I get the nod to play for Australia again it's going to be a nice one to run out in front of a big crowd," Starc said. "Hopefully I can contribute again if I get the chance in Melbourne."
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- When a user is on FB they are completely contained within the platform. They are not visiting other websites like Google or Twitter so therefore FB has a monopoly on user/customer internet traffic patterns, so therefore knows more about 900+ million people than any other company on the planet!
Let me backtrack for a second. I assure you that I am not trying to pump this stock. FB is not even my favorite company, however listening to the reports on my local news, national news and all over the net about how FB "flopped" or was "over-hyped" is a complete joke. FB did their thing today and should be proud of how far they have come from a dorm room to the Nasdaq.
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I enjoyed your article "Through Tim, All Things Are Possible" because you are one of the few scribes that seem to recognize that not only Mark Sanchez but also Tim Tebow has another year of maturity in their early NFL career.
In reality, Mark has had three and a half training camps with his coaches and Tim had only half a training camp with his Broncos' coaches and that as the third-stringer!
Everyone forgets that when Tim entered the Oct. 9, 2011 San Diego game at halftime, he likely had never taken a snap with the Fox-coached Broncos' first-team even in practice! Additionally, everyone forgets that that very day he was only one dropped pass with one second left in the game from completing his first football miracle! And, no one remembers that John Elway celebrated the occasion by trading away Brandon Lloyd, the best receiver on the Broncos, Oct. 17, 2011 before the next Bronco game.
I would suggest that at that time King John was intent on winning the Andrew Luck sweepstakes (Stanford was also John's alma mater) and while pleasing the fans, Tim did not please the one fan that mattered … the GM!
I'm no judge of football talent but I'm quite sure that after Josh the deposed was through with the Broncos, the collective skill set was not even in the same league as the Jets. Yes, Tim ran the ball and ran it and ran it. But, I would make the case that if ever a player put the team on his back and carried it, that player was Tim Tebow in 2011.
Talk about handicapping a quarterback … my 5-year-old grandchild pointed out the Broncos' tendency to run on first down. I broke down the Steelers playoff game. It was 24:2 running to passing on first down in regulation! No wonder the Steelers never even considered the possibility of pass on the first play of OT! What NFL team would try and "out Fox" their opponent with such predictability and such weak run personnel to support the quarterback!
If this is any indication of potential NFL talent, the three years that Tim Tebow was the starter at Florida he passed for 8,927 yards and ran for an additional 2,478. His counterpart John Elway in his three years as starter at Stanford passed for 8,805 yards and lost 246 running! I believe that John Elway matured into an ok quarterback and the odds are that Tim Tebow will also, despite every sports talking head today trying to compare the near rookie with veterans Rodgers, Brady, the Mannings, et al.
I've been a Broncos fan since the '70s but I think that Rex got the better of King John on this deal. I can hardly wait for the coming game when Timmy soundly defeats the King and announces to him that he'd like to take him up on that marry his daughter comment he made when announcing that trade to the Jets.
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Westbury High School students are teaching younger children from Park Avenue Elementary School valuable life lessons about money and business skills through the High School Heroes program.
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Naylor's presentation will focus on the place of women in Long Island's history, including several prominent women from Westbury's past.
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Congratulations to Westbury athletes Michael Esposito, Eileen Harris, Brett Harris, and Michael Going, each of whom won awards in Race # 1 of the Jonas Chiropractic Run Nassau Series co-hosted by Nassau County and the Greater Long Island Running Club.
Michael Esposito, age 15, took home the second place award in the 15-19 age group with a time of 23 minutes, 6 seconds. Eileen Harris, age 42, earned the first place award in the women's 40-44 age group. She completed the race with her 45 year old husband, Brett Harris, who was the third place award winner in the men's 45-49 age group. Michael Going, age 41, scored third place honors in the 40-44 age group with a time of 20 minutes, 51 seconds.
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Welcome to Tip #20 of our 52 Ways to Market Your Book! I hope you're enjoying these tips and they are helping you sell more books. So, ready? Here we go!
The Importance of Consistency
Despite what we may think about the power and flood of information coming at us from a multitude of different places there is still something we all crave: consistency. We want it, need it, and value it. That's why no matter what your platform, no matter how you disseminate the information whether it's through your blog, Twitter, or Facebook, the importance of consistency can't be overstated. Here's the point: OK, so we have tons of stuff coming at us all day long but let's pretend for a minute that at 6pm on the dot, you always turn on the evening news. Then, one day at 6pm you turn on the TV to find that the programming has changed. They're showing an old episode of Frasier. The next day, it's changed again. Confusing, isn't it?
It's really no different when you change your messaging and/or focus in your campaign. Here's a tip: despite how busy we all are we still want consistency. We want to know exactly what we're getting otherwise why waste our time?
Give your readers what they want then give it to them in a consistent fashion. Stay on message, on focus and keep to your topic. In other words if they're expecting the evening news, don't give 'em Frasier. Don't surprise your reader or your reader might surprise you by leaving.
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August 29, 2014
We're highlighting some top book marketing tweets, courtesy of bloggers, marketers, authors and others, to help you with your book promotion efforts. The topics include becoming media friendly to sell more books, reaching readers via your local library, creating the perfect book title, and more. Happy marketing!
* 8 Important Questions to Ask Before You Publish Your Book
When you ask the right questions, you'll be able to focus your marketing on the right target audience:
* How to Reach Readers via Your Library
Several authors explain how they found success with their local libraries:
* 8 Essential Tips for a Successful Book Reading by a Self-Published Author
What should an author expect from his or her first reading?
* 12 Twitter Marketing Tips From the Pros
Learn about the latest Twitter marketing strategies so you can get the most out of the network:
* 5 Tips for Creating the Perfect Book Title
There are several factors to consider when it's time to give your book a title:
* What Do You Do With Those Fab Book Blurbs After You Get Them?
Think visual – you want everyone to see what others say about your book:
* Do Authors Really Need a Blog?
This question still crops up, and the general consensus is yes. Here's why:
* Why Self-Published Books Look Self-Published
There are some common errors that occur in self-published books. Learn what to avoid:
* How to be Media Friendly to Sell More Books
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August 29, 2014
Trying to build your writing and publishing career is a challenge. There's a lot of information out there, and trying to discern a solid piece of advice from fluff or inaccurate data isn't always easy. We are lucky to know a lot of really outstanding industry people who offer great insights, super tips, and valued feedback on a variety of marketing topics and publishing options. Here's our list of the top 30 blogs and bloggers we really respect. We hope you'll follow them, too!
1 http://annerallen.blogspot.com - One of Writer's Digest's 101 Best Websites for Writers, Ann updates on Sundays and her blog includes regular contributions from former Big Six editor, Ruth Harris.
2 http://www.booksandsuch.com/blog/ - Books and Such is a Literary Management Agency. They sell books to a wide range of publishers in such categories as women's fiction, general fiction, nonfiction, gift books, easy readers, and chapter books.
3 http://goinswriter.com/ - Jeff Goins started his blog in 2010, with a few burning questions in mind: How do successful writers make a living? What does it really take to get published? And, how do you pursue a passion? He shares tips on writing, creativity and making a difference.
4 http://writetodone.com - Mary Jaksch, Chief Editor, believes your writing practice needs to be directed in a positive way. Write to Done helps you learn new skills, practice them and become a better writer.
5 http://jodyhedlund.blogspot.com- Jody posts on her blog every Tuesday. She offers advice, encouragement, and inspiration based on all that she's learned about writing, publication, and marketing in today's tough publishing industry.
6 http://janefriedman.com/blog/ - Jane Friedman, former publisher of Writer's Digest, specializes in educating writers about the publishing industry—from all perspectives, without hype or bias—to help them make the best long-term decisions for their careers. The Alliance of Independent Authors has awarded her a "Top Website for Self-Publishers"
7 http://www.helpingwritersbecomeauthors.com - K.M. Weiland mentors authors through her blog. Her blog is one of Writer's Digest's 101 Best Websites for Writers.
8 http://www.trainingauthors.com - Shelley and Heather of Training Authors have a goal to help authors achieve book marketing success. Their site is full of resources and free downloads.
9 http://davidgaughran.wordpress.com - David Gaughran focuses on how to get visible and sell more books. He has written several books on these topics and shares tons of info about self-publishing.
10 http://www.rachellegardner.com - Rachelle is a Literary Agent for Books and Such. She started her blog as a way to create a community of writers both published and seeking publication.
11 http://buildbookbuzz.com/blog/ - Sandra Beckwith has more than 25 years of experience as a publicist. She shares tips and writes on currently relevant topics for authors. Build Book Buzz was awarded a "Top Website for Self-Publishers" by The Alliance of Independent Authors.
12 http://www.sellingbooks.com - Cathy Stucker shares useful tips and techniques for writing, publishing and selling books. She has free downloads available to help authors build their platform.
13 http://www.selfpublishingreview.com/category/blog/ - Offers review and editing services. You can become a member for additional perks and discounts.
14 http://selfpublishingteam.com - Toni and Shannon, the self-publishing team are passionate about helping indie authors publish their work and build dedicated fan bases.
15 http://catherineryanhoward.com/ - Catherine writes from Ireland and talks a lot about self-publishing. Her posts are fun and informative.
16 http://blog.writingspirit.com/- Julie Isaac, the founder of has provided tools, solutions, and support to thousands of writers since 2003.
17 http://marketingchristianbooks.wordpress.com/ - If you've written a Christian book, Sarah Bolme offers guidance on marketing within that market.
18 http://socialmediajustforwriters.com/ - Frances Caballo shares tips and suggestions for using social media to your advantage to market your work.
19 http://louisem.com/- Louise Myers talks all about the power of social media graphics, and offers tips on how you can make your presence more visually appealing.
20 http://writerunboxed.com/ - Writer Unboxed has articles from a ton of contributors that all offer advice and food for thought on the craft and business of writing fiction.
21 http://www.hughhowey.com/ - An author himself, Hugh doesn't just use his site to promote his own work, he uses it to help other authors as well.
22 http://www.thecreativepenn.com/blog/ - The Creative Penn is packed with information and resources. The best way to navigate through it all is to click on the "Start here!" link.
23 http://www.thebookdesigner.com - Joel Friedlander aka The Book Designer has countless articles (organized into easy to navigate topics) on his site that help self-published authors with every thing you need to know, and do.
24 http://booklife.com/ - Publishers Weekly's new site dedicated to indie authors, is in Beta mode. They have how-to stories and author profiles, and you can take one of their publishing self-evaluations.
25 http://www.norulesjustwrite.com/blog/ -CJ Lyons is a pediatric ER doctor turned NY Times bestselling author. He uses experiences and offers wonderful resources for the self-published author.
26 http://jakonrath.blogspot.com- JA Konrath is an author who blogs a lot about current events in publishing and on topics that authors should familiarize themselves with.
27 https://selfpublishingpodcast.com – Johnny, Sean and Dave will speak to you. Literally. Interactive and helpful advice.
28 http://www.lindsayburoker.com – A Fantasy author herself, Lindsay doesn't just promote her own work on her website. She also promotes other authors AND writes blog posts with helpful advice on self-publishing.
29 http://www.thefutureofink.com – The Future of Ink has a lot of content directed at helping authors navigate their marketing choices. Denise Wakeman and Ellen Britt have pulled together a huge list of experts and great articles. Don't miss this one!
30 http://indiereader.com – Everything about indie authors, books and the independent book scene all in one spot.
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August 26, 2014
Welcome to Tip #19 of our 52 Ways to Market Your Book! I hope you're enjoying these tips and they are helping you sell more books. Want the complete book of tips? Get it here!
Host a Video Contest!
We all know video is super popular but is there a way you use video to engage your readers? You bet. Besides having one professionally created, you could host a contest that encourages readers to create a short video about your book. You'll need to award some great prizes for this, that goes without saying, but think of the fun you could have with a video contest like this? Especially if your book slants to a younger crowd, a video contest could be a great way to promote your book and get your readers engaged in your message. Check out http://www.youtube.com/user/OnlineVideoContests. If you run a contest, you should look to YouTube to be your primary host.
Other video sites that can also be considered:
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August 25, 2014
Welcome to this week's Author Marketing Experts' Blog Carnival. We have advice on getting published, and writing, in this week's edition. Thank you to all of the contributors!
Getting Published
Erica Verrillo submitted When Not to Contact an Agent: What Writers Should Do During the Dead Month posted at Publishing … And Other Forms of Insanity, saying, "Aspiring authors, don't submit your manuscript to publishers, and don't send your queries to agents during the 'dead month.' Here are 6 things you should be doing instead."
William Gordon submitted Rejection Blues posted at No Rules Just Write, saying, "C J Lyons published 'Tales of Editorial Idiocy.' It cites what many famous bestselling authors were told when they were initially rejected."
Chrys Fey submitted Writing About: A Wedding posted at Write With Fey, saying, "This post provides tips on how to write the wedding ceremony and reception for a story."
That concludes this week's carnival. Our weekly roundup offers the best book marketing, self-publishing, writing, and general publishing industry tips to guide authors, would-be authors, publishers and others on their book journey. Submit a post to our weekly carnival by using this link: http://www.amarketingexpert.com/submit-ame-blog-carnival/
August 22, 2014
Get some tips and advice from these book marketing tweets, courtesy of bloggers, marketers, authors and others. The topics include questions to ask your editor, one minute book marketing, when to create video content, and more. Happy marketing!
* 10 Sites Where You Can Get Fabulous Free Photos
These sites offer free resources you can use for your blog, book, articles, and more:
* When Not to Contact an Agent: What Writers Should Do During the Dead Month
August is not the time to submit your manuscript to publishers, or send queries to agents. Here's what you can do:
* Too Busy to Promote? Try One Minute Book Marketing
Everyone is pressed for time, but there are still ways you can market your book. Try doing these three things daily:
* How to Turn Your Written Content Into Video Content
Video is incredibly popular, and it's also a great way to re-use your content. Consider these five methods:
* 15 Questions You Should Always Ask Your Editor Before Hiring Them
Editing is critical to your book's success. Make sure you're getting the best editor for your book:
* 8 Essential Tips for a Successful Book Reading by a Self-Published Author
A live event can be a great way to market your book. One author shares her tips for getting the most out of the event:
* 4 Ways to Create Sticky Content
You spend time creating and finding good content to share, but does it have staying power? Learn how to stand out from the crowd:
* Creating a Relationship with Potential Readers
Help your book find readers by building relationships. There are so many opportunities to grow a fanbase. Discover your options:
August 21, 2014
When you use a hashtag who owns it, really?
Did you know that you can (and maybe should) register your hashtag?
Here's where to do it:
When should you register a hashtag?
When it's part of your branding, ideally, or even part of a larger campaign and you want to be sure and claim ownership of it.
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August 19, 2014
Welcome to Tip #18 of our 52 Ways to Market Your Book! I hope you're enjoying these tips and they are helping you sell more books. So, ready? Here we go!
One Minute Marketing
So, you say you're too busy to market your book? Well, welcome to the club. Most of the authors I work with or coach work day jobs and try to cram in as much marketing as they can after they come home from an exhausting day at the office. Working this way can be completely overwhelming. It's no wonder most authors only market their books for ninety days. Who could stand to keep up this pace any longer than that? There are so many things authors need to do, most simply don't know where to start.
Enter the one minute marketer. As tempting as it is, we can't do everything. It's just not realistic. Instead, try doing just three things a day. I found that authors are not only more focused this way but tend to be a hundred times more effective. If you're marketing your own book and you're becoming overwhelmed by the magnitude of the work ahead of you, try doing just three things a day. Some of these will only take you a minute and in one week alone you'll have promoted your book in fifteen new ways. And remember, your three things don't have to be earth shattering, they can be as simple as sending a thank you note.
Here are a few ideas you can implement today:
Call your local library and sign up to do a talk. You won't get paid for this, but they will let you sell your book (for a 10% commission back to the library).
Want to drive more attention to your book? How about creating a contest! Contests are great promotional tools. Design one around the topic of your book. For example, I'll be holding a contest soon asking people for the top ten things NOT to do when you're marketing your book. Get the idea?
Pitch your story to a local radio and/or tv station.
How's your web site these days? Remember, it's your 24/7 marketing tool so make sure it's up to date.
And while you're updating your web site, why not list it on search engines like Google, Alta Vista. Or go over to http://www.addme.com and let them do it for you…for free!
Have you thought about submitting an article to a topic-related ezine? Ezine publishers are always looking for content! If you currently subscribe to an email newsletter that you'd like to contribute to, email the editor and ask them what their guidelines are.
Have you started calling bookstores for signings? Why not start that today.
Send your thank you notes! Whether it's to a news person who did a feature on you or to the book store manager who recently hosted your book signing, saying "thank you" is a great marketing tool!
Magazine articles are a great way to get exposure. Why not submit an article (or book excerpt) to a topic-related magazine today?
Are you a member of all the pertinent organizations in your field of writing? If not, you should be. For example, if you wrote a mystery novel you should think about joining a mystery writing group in your area. Not only will you be able to promote your book at meetings but most groups are always looking for speakers.
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August 18, 2014
Welcome to this week's Author Marketing Experts' Blog Carnival. This edition offers great tips on social media, writing, and book marketing. Thank you to this week's contributors!
Social Media
Colleen Collins posted Four Tips For Minimizing Bad Reviews On Google posted at Colleen Collins Books saying, "I offer 4 tips for minimizing bad reviews on Google."
Chrys Fey posted Utilize the Dark posted at Write With Fey, saying, "When you're writing horror, or any story that requires tension or suspense, the dark is a great tool to utilize."
Book Marketing
Sarah Bolme posted Jazz Up Your Book Promotion posted at Marketing Christian Books, saying, "Use this cool free tool to jazz up your book promotion efforts."
That concludes this week's carnival. Our weekly roundup offers the best book marketing, self-publishing, writing, and general publishing industry tips to guide authors, would-be authors, publishers and others on their book journey. Submit a post to our weekly carnival by using this link: http://www.amarketingexpert.com/submit-ame-blog-carnival/


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