New Media

I’m not exactly sure how Amazon works, but somebody seems to be making a whole lot of money off my novel, A History of The Middle Eastside.

If these guys at “quality-books” can actually find a buyer at that price, all the power to them.

Of course, if you’d like to purchase my book for $9.99 plus shipping, that would be swell, too.

Want a FREE COPY of A History Of The Middle Eastside? If you’re a book reviewer for a magazine, newspaper or political/literary/cultural blog, I’ve still got a few review copies I can send out. Contact me at jnarvey [AT] writeimage [DOT] ca

Dear Super Lady,

I love you forever.

Come on, AOL. I know you’re interested. It’s a fantastic deal.

Just putting it out there. The Vancouver demographic could be worth your while.

So it turns out I’m now in charge of getting some local Vancouver bloggers to blog for Northern Voice 2011. NV2011 would be the personal blogging and social media conference where you can learn about how storytelling through blogging works, but more importantly, actually share some of those cool stories and build a community around them. And since this conference about blogging has a blog that needs content, I’m asking for your help to keep it fresh.

Do you want to blog for Northern Voice? The process is pretty simple. Get in touch with me. I think I’d prefer that you go through the conference’s main info [AT] northernvoice [DOT] ca email, so my pals have an official record of your generous volunteerism. That said, if you want to just contact me directly, try my jnarvey [AT] writeimage [DOT] ca email. I won’t turn you away.

For those who follow this blog and didn’t know, I’m a Vancouver-based SEO website copywriter and all-around business communications wonk. Sure, I use this site to sound off about politics and social media and all sorts of weirdness. But I do actually have a busy job as a guy who writes content for websites, newsletters, blogs… you get the picture. And now I’ll be sharing some of the nuggets of expertise I’ve gained about business communications that helps build your business with the Better Business Bureau. Here’s a marketing blurb for my upcoming presentation:

How does your company get the word out? From websites and blogs to newsletters, brochures, direct mail sales letters, case studies, white papers and press releases, you’ve got plenty of tools. But different tools are used for different purposes. Learn how to use them to reach different target audiences effectively.

Sounds interesting? If you’re a business owner or marketing professional, and you’re in Vancouver, I recommend you check it out. Seriously. It’s going to be AWESOME. Register for my presentation here