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Tips For A Tenner books come in a choice of two formats:
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Word documents are larger and obviously you'll need a copy of Microsoft Word (or a word processor that can cope with Word files) to read the book: but you do get clickable links that will take you directly to a referenced web page, assuming you're online at the time. And the whole thing is editable, which means you can reformat the text and cut-and-paste to your heart's content (though it would be illegal to publish the results of such work, and I will seek to prtect my rights). |
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Acrobat documents are more compact and will be quicker to download. They work better on Macs, too. But they don't have the clickable links and they aren't editable; you will also need a copy of Adobe Acrobat to read them. If you don't have Acrobat, you can download a free copy by clicking this logo: |
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| Rule one: the press needs something to write about – they have to fill their pages. That means they need you, whether you're a small business or a giant corporation. And editorial mentions are about as inexpensive a marketing tool as you'll find. Make the most of the opportunities with this practical guide from a marketing consultant who also happens to be a working freelance journalist. | ||||
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