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April 24
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Malaprops
Asheville, NC
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RSVP Today for our upcoming Bookseller Revival at Malaprops in
Asheville, NC on April 24th !
Schedule of Events:
SIBA & ABA Can Help you Market Books and Book Authors: 10:00am
- Noon
The Spoken Word (why and how to request tapings)
Authors 'Round The South (why and how to post events)
catalogs (why and how to use catalogs)
Book Sense and Southern Bestseller List (why and how to report)
SIBA Book Award (why and how to participate and promote titles)
and more if there is time…
Presenter: Nicki Leone, SIBA Webmaster
Lunch with Author Guest Timothy Schaffert, author of The Singing & Dancing
Daughters of God compliments of Unbridled Books: Noon – 1pm
Education Program: Creating a Buy Local Campaign: 1pm - 3pm
Not only do locally-owned businesses have far greater economic
impact on their communities than do national chains, there
is growing evidence that by working with other independently-owned
businesses
in your town or city you can become a more profitable store.
Learn about the important role bookstores can play in the creation
of
independent business alliances and in convincing more and more
consumers to shop locally. Presenter is Raleigh Independent
Business
Alliance Director Linda Watson.
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| February 13 |
Fountain Bookstore
Richmond, VA |
The events will include:
SIBA Benefits Session: 10:00am - 11:30am
SIBA can help you market books and book authors...
The Spoken Word (why and how to request tapings)
Authors 'Round The South (why and how to post events)
catalogs (why and how to use catalogs)
Book Sense and Southern Bestseller List (why and how to report)
SIBA Book Award (why and how to participate and promote titles)
ABA Bookseller Forum (including lunch): 11:45am - 1:15pm
Please join ABA CEO Avin Domnitz and ABA COO Oren Teicher over lunch
to ask questions, express opinions, and hear from your bookseller
colleagues. Over the years, these forums have provided very constructive
input from members and have been indispensable in shaping future
programs and initiatives of the association. This is your opportunity
to come and be heard!
Education Program: Creating a Buy Local Campaign: 1:30pm
- 3pm
Not only do locally-owned businesses have far greater economic impact
on their communities than do national chains, there is growing evidence
that by working with other independently-owned businesses in your
town or city you can become a more profitable store. Learn about
the important role bookstores can play in the creation of independent
business alliances and in convincing more and more consumers to
shop locally.
Expected participants as of Feb. 2, 2006:
Kelly Justice, Fountain Bookstore, Richmond, VA
Allison Hedrick, Heritage Books & Gifts, VA
Penny Latham, Paperback Writer, VA
Sandra Shuman & Jane Quin, Gordon Dickerson & Amy Cornelious,
The Corner Shelf, Va
Linda Pate +1, Precious Memories Reading, VA
Lelia Taylor, Creatures n' Crooks Bookshoippe, VA
Meaghan Rickman, Island Bookstore, NC
Lisa Sharp, Nightbird Books, AR
Wanda Jewell, Southern Independent Booksellers Alliance
Nicki Leone, SIBA Webmaster
Avin Dominitz & Oren Teicher, American Booksellers Association |