I will not keep you in suspense any longer, I am pleased to present, Miss Emily.
By Sunday afternoon we pretty much thought we were done, but not Miss Emily. No lie, and the ladies can back me up on this, we received a few sales that wouldn’t have come to be if it wasn’t for Miss Emily. People passed by, didn’t even look at any of us at the table, but took the bookmark that she offered, (I told you it’s hard to say no to her!) looked at it and came back. They said, “oh, you have books, and you’re the authors?” Bam another sale!
And she was very entertaining as well, kept us in stitches for a long while.
So, never underestimate the power of good PR.
(Sorry, Miss Emily is not available for new clients at this time; I try to keep her busy.)
Thanks, and happy Monday!
June
www.junesproat.com
9 comments:
How delightful!! Such enthusiasm is contagious!! :)
Hats off to Miss Emily!
DL Larson
We could all use a PR person like Miss Emily. Maybe she'll be available by the time I sell a book? :0)
Laurie
Using young kids with their boundless enthusiasm is a great idea. I'll have to employ my six year old who loves talking to people about Daddy's book. Thanks for the idea.
Steve Tremp
www.stephentremp.blogspot.com
You go Emily! What a great idea! Guess I have to go find a fourth grader as a sidekick!
I can vouch for Miss Emily-a terrific and charming PR person-simply amazing...
Margot Justes
www.mjustes.com
How delightful! Everyone should have a Miss Emily.
Marilyn
http://fictionforyou.com
Where can I find Emily?
Rob Walker needs an Emily!
Miss Emily is the greatest PR person I know! I'm glad you share her with us sometimes.
Morgan Mandel
http://morganmandel.blogspot.com
http://www.morganmandel.com
We should all have a Miss Emily! Boundless energy, winning personality, unfailing enthusiasm!
Go Emily!
Mary
http://www.cynthiasattic.blogspot.com
http://www.woofersclub.blogspot.com
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