Palin book tour avoids Democratic strongholds

[subroc]

...if i wanted to sell A LOT OF hamburgers, i wouldn't set up in a small town. must be the "Rogue" in her coming out. no other real explanation for it.

it would probably make a pretty good manual for politicians who don't want to get elected or re-elected, though.-Paul

I guess if I wanted to sell a lot of hamburgers, I wouldn't try to sell them to vegetarians.

[paul young]

are there really that few republicans/conservatives that they have holed up in only those cities??(chuckling!)-Paul

[paul young]

funny a pre-eminent trainer/author like yourself would use Mike Lardy as an example, don't you think, Evan?

but i happen to think Mr. Lardy is a pretty good marketer of his books and videos, so i fail to see your point. his materials are used by people in every state and many people in other countries, as well.

by comparison, i think Sarah has a lot to learn about selling books. i would think her market would be anyone who reads books.-Paul

[Raymond Little]

funny a pre-eminent trainer/author like yourself would use Mike Lardy as an example, don't you think, Evan?

but i happen to think Mr. Lardy is a pretty good marketer of his books and videos, so i fail to see your point. his materials are used by people in every state and many people in other countries, as well.

by comparison, i think Sarah has a lot to learn about selling books. i would think her market would be anyone who reads books.-Paul

Hasn't most everyone one in San Fran read "Das Kapital"?

[dixidawg]

What's the chance it will be in Oprah's book club? She really ought to work on that angle if she wants to move some product..



Have we seriously fallen to the point of arguing about how someone decides to market a book?

[K G]

Congrats Roger, Looks like you struck a major vein. Two posts by KG outta five, I think he's feelin' biffed by SP ya know, kinda like he hadda date and she stood 'em up. I hope she continues endorsing R. candidates...black widow regards...,

JD

That was two out of SIX, JDog...you're not math-challenged, are you?

Yea, KG said I was the "Eeyore" of POTUS place. I tried looking up eeyore in the dictionary and could not find it there. I know KG is a stickler for spelling because in the past he chastised numerous people for their spelling.

Been a LOOOONG time since I've given a RRRA about anyone's spelling, Roger...but as attached to the past as you are, this comment is not surprising...I spelled it correctly for you so THAT's no excuse...and I cannot BELIEVE you didn't try your #1 reference source for Eeyore info....

If you are indeed the eeyore of PP, then KG is certainly the heffalump

Au contrar....I LIKE going to birthday parties...and here's your heffalump primer, JDog...you're welcome... In the fifth chapter of Winnie-the-Pooh, Pooh and Piglet attempt bravely to capture a heffalump in a trap. However, no heffalumps are ever caught in their trap, and indeed they never meet a heffalump in the course of the books. The sole actual appearance of heffalumps in the books come as Pooh tries to put himself to sleep: "[H]e tried counting Heffalumps [but] every Heffalump that he counted was making straight for a pot of Pooh's honey ... [and] when the five hundred and eighty-seventh Heffalumps were licking their jaws, and saying to themselves, 'Very good honey this, I don't know when I've tasted better', Pooh could bear it no longer." We learn nothing more about the nature of the beasts in the writings.

What's the chance it will be in Oprah's book club? She really ought to work on that angle if she wants to move some product..

Have we seriously fallen to the point of arguing about how someone decides to market a book?

That only the farthest RIGHT of the RIGHT (and hockey moms) will give a RRRA about.... Yes, this is what the farthest LEFT of the LEFT finds most interesting in today's world....

Status quo regards,

kg

[paul young]

only in passing, Keith.

what i REALLY find interesting is that the republican party and those that voted for her thought she would make a good Vice-President, AND THAT MANY ON HERE CONTINUE TO THINK SO....-Paul

[JDogger]

That was two out of SIX, JDog...you're not math-challenged, are you?

I didn't count the thread starter. My bad.

In the fifth chapter of Winnie-the-Pooh, Pooh and Piglet attempt bravely to capture a heffalump in a trap. However, no heffalumps are ever caught in their trap, and indeed they never meet a heffalump in the course of the books. The sole actual appearance of heffalumps in the books come as Pooh tries to put himself to sleep: "[H]e tried counting Heffalumps [but] every Heffalump that he counted was making straight for a pot of Pooh's honey ... [and] when the five hundred and eighty-seventh Heffalumps were licking their jaws, and saying to themselves, 'Very good honey this, I don't know when I've tasted better', Pooh could bear it no longer." We learn nothing more about the nature of the beasts in the writings.

KG quoting directly from wikipedia and not giving credit...? More like a woozle than a heffalump.

I am aware that woozles are not illustrated in the original books, but heffalumps and woozles appear in later Disney productions and are depicted as elephants and weasels.

JD

[Roger Perry]

I didn't count the thread starter. My bad.



KG quoting directly from wikipedia and not giving credit...? More like a woozle than a heffalump.

I am aware that woozles are not illustrated in the original books, but heffalumps and woozles appear in later Disney productions and are depicted as elephants and weasels.

JD

KG quoting Wikipedia? Tell me it aint so.

By the way, I never read Whinnie the Phoo guess it must be advanced reading material.

[JDogger]

By the way, I never read Whinnie the Phoo guess it must be advanced reading material.

Roger, are you telling us you avoid advanced reading material?

Thought I'd say it before someone else did.

JD