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what to expect from a publicist

Cookbook Publicist Dishes on What Works and What to Expect

August 4, 2015 by diannejacob 22 Comments

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Publicist Ron Longe works under contract with publishers and  individuals.

Want to know more about cookbook launches and how to work with your publisher?

Chef Craig Priebe and I are working with our publicist Ron Longe on promotion for The United States of Pizza (due out Sept. 22, 2015), so I took the opportunity to interview him on your behalf. Even if you are already a published author, you’ll be interested in Ron’s insider perspective.

Ron is the founder and president of Ron Longe Public Relations, a boutique PR agency. With more than 25 years of experience (I know, he looks so young! ), he has worked in the publicity departments of many New York [Read more…] about Cookbook Publicist Dishes on What Works and What to Expect

Filed Under: Promotion Tagged With: book publicity, cookbook publicity, how to find a book publicist, Ron Longe, what to expect from a publicist

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