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Submit individual and organization Web sites that deal with the major aspects of book promotion for a chance to be featured as AuthorTreeHouse's Monthly Internet Pick. Entering your online weblog or nominating a company you trust is easy. Simply post the site's official title and the corresponding URL to the "About AuthorTreeHouse" section. After our bloggers review your submissions, the winning sites will be showcased (and linked) for the corresponding month.
SUBMIT AUTHOR SITES FOR ONLINE SPOTLIGHT SELECTION

Become AuthorTreeHouse's next spotlighted author by creating a free Web site with AuthorTree and posting your exact URL to "About AuthorTree." Once the bloggers have carefully reviewed each site submitted, a new author will be selected for a monthly presence within the company blog. Entering your AuthorTree site only takes a minute and can direct curious browsers that number in the thousands to your author page.
SUBMIT YOUR MARKETING CHALLENGE TO AUTHORNEST

Say you’re curious about current book marketing trends and promotional techniques, or maybe you just want the perspective of marketing professionals who’ve done the research on book trailers, radio interviews and book reviews, then you’re in luck. Now, you can visit the AuthorNest section of our blog, post your question in the comments section, and an AuthorTreeHouse specialist will address your issues in an independent blog entry the next business day.
GETTING BACK TO BASICS: AUTHORTREE TIPS

Submit your opinion about AuthorTree and our free author Web sites to the blog. Consider how you would redesign our homepage, or what you would add to your author page. We’re always looking for valuable feedback, and come our next redesign, we’ll definitely keep your suggestions in mind. You’re our audience, after all.
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AuthorTreeHouse Blog on Hiatus: Visit the Wordclay Self-Publishing Blog for Updates

Posted on January 5, 2009 by authortree

Unfortunately, due to labor restrictions and developing Author Solutions, Inc. partnerships, ASI must suspend the AuthorTree Blog until further notice. Thankfully, however, the Wordclay team will continue to contribute to their company blog at http://freeself-publishing.com. All news regarding marketing self-published books, social networks and other publishing news relevant to both self-publishing and traditional authors will [...]

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Online Book Publishing and Marketing: Free Author Websites and Promotion Tips for Emerging Writers

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SUBMIT YOUR MARKETING WEB RESOURCE

SUBMIT AUTHOR SITES FOR ONLINE SPOTLIGHT SELECTION

SUBMIT YOUR MARKETING CHALLENGE TO AUTHORNEST

GETTING BACK TO BASICS: AUTHORTREE TIPS

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AuthorTreeHouse Blog on Hiatus: Visit the Wordclay Self-Publishing Blog for Updates

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