The Power of Community, Part 2: Why All Publishing Is International
Last week, I wrote about the importance of remembering that all publishing depends on individual readers—and local communities. The flip side of this truth is that, these days, all publishing is international as well. Front Edge Publishing uses a global network of printers and distribution hubs. Even more importantly, we always are looking for opportunities to spread news about our authors around the world.
One way we do that is by producing short videos, which receive a boost in Google searches over plain-text news stories and columns.
Video: Discover ’30 Days with E. Stanley Jones’
If this video inspires you, please visit our Front Edge Publishing YouTube channel and subscribe. As we occasionally release a new video, you’ll get a note to see our latest effort.
Even more importantly for author John E. Harnish, while you’re at YouTube, it’s very easy to share this particular video on your own social media. Just click the word “Share” below the video screen and a box will pop up with “buttons” to easily share this video across Facebook, Twitter, email, Pinterest and a dozen other popular platforms.
In the U.S. and Worldwide: We Welcome Journalists’ Questions
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As we prepare for the launch of 30 Days with E. Stanley Jones on Amazon, we want to thank the media team at the Michigan Conference of the United Methodist Church for helping to spread the news with this story headlined: E. Stanley Jones, Prophet of Peace.
Then, because both author John E. Harnish and the subject of his new book E. Stanley Jones are noted figures in the United Methodist Church, we also found that the World Methodist Council was willing to share the news globally in the 12-page February 2022 issue of the Council’s newsletter.
You can see the entire Council newsletter here in an online format that lets readers digitally “flip the pages.”
Or, for your reading convenience, here’s a snapshot of the news story about the new Harnish book about Jones.
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