Archive for the ‘Book Recommendations’ Category
Two minutes a day
Wednesday, December 2, 2009 9:02 1 CommentCan you take two minutes a day to think about your business? I know that you are always thinking about it, but I also know that it’s usually while you are doing the seventy-seven things required to keep that business running. I’ve found much value from reading two blogs on a regular basis: Seth Godin’s [...]
We want to hear your news
Wednesday, June 24, 2009 20:32 5 CommentsI’ve been very excited to hear from a few booksellers that they have recently started blogs. Because I’m not sure if they are ready for public dissemination yet, I won’t post the links here now — but if you are a bookseller who has recently started a blog, and you want some visitors, please let [...]
Blogging FAQ, Day 8: If We Put Our Staff Recommends on the Blog, Won’t People Buy those Books Elsewhere?
Friday, February 13, 2009 6:00 No CommentsSo we know it happens. People shop in your store, write down the information about a book they want, and then go home and order it online. So isn’t putting your Staff Recommendations online for all to see going result in people buying those books elsewhere, too? Should you restrict your Staff Picks to in-store [...]
Guest Post: A Bookseller’s Take on “What Would Google Do?”
Wednesday, December 31, 2008 10:36 6 CommentsThe following is a guest post by Drew Goodman. I read Drew’s blog post about the book What Would Google Do?, and I was interested in his bookseller’s perspective. Drew graciously agreed to expand on his post for us here. Drew Goodman manages the General Books Department for the University Campus Store at the University [...]
Two Books You Should Read
Sunday, November 23, 2008 9:56 2 CommentsWelcome to new visitors, and thanks to the Sarah Rettger at the ABA for writing about Booksellers Blog on the ABA Omnibus. Now that I know some people are reading, I’m feeling a little bit of pressure — pressure to write a clear, step-by-step, “here’s how to get started in social media” kind of blog. [...]