National Days and Book Marketing by Wendy H. Jones
1st World Smile Day National Hair Day
2nd National Name Your Car Day National Custodial Workers Day
3rd National Techies day National Boyfriend Day
4th National Taco Day National Vodka Day
5th National Get Funky Day National Do Something Nice day
6th National Coffee With a Cop Day National Plus Size Appreciation Day
7th National Frappe Day National Inner Beauty Day
8th National Fluffernutter Day National Hero Day
9th National Chess Day National Motorcycle Ride Day
10th National Handbag Day Pastor (Clergy, Minister) Appreciation Day
11th International Day of the Girl Child National Kick Butt Day
12th National Farmers Day National Freethought Day
13th National No Bra Day (Sorry gentlemen) National Bring Your Teddy Bear to Work Day
14th National Dessert Day Be Bald and Be Free Day
15th National Grouch Day National Bosses Day
16th National Dictionary Day Global cat Day
17th National Block Poetry Day National Edge day
18th National Chocolate Cupcake Day National Clean Your Virtual Desktop Day
19th National Seafood Bisque Day National LGBT Centre Awareness Day
20th National Youth Confidence Day National Brandied Fruit Day
21st Get to Know Your Customers Day National Reptile Awareness day
22nd National Nut Day National Colour day
23rd iPod Day National Make a Difference day
24th National Food day National Mother-in-Law Day
25th Sourest Day National Greasy Food Day
26th National Day of the Deployed National Mincemeat Day
27th Navy Day National Black cat Day
28th National Chocolate Day National First Responders Day
29th National Frankenstein Friday World Stroke Day
30th National Publicist Day National Trick or Treat Day
31st Halloween National Doorbell day
So there we have it, the challenge issued. Yes, I appreciate some of them are esoteric but we are all creative beings and we should be able to come up with something innovative and exciting. Trust me, I had many even more esoteric ones to choose from. I'm already thinking of how I could market my books using these and I hope you are too. So, if you fancy joining me, let me know in the comments. That's thirty-one days and thirty-one ways of marketing your books right at the time when people are thinking about Christmas presents. It's a cracking opportunity. Let's light up social media with a celebration of books.
By the way, they say a picture paints a thousand words, so I do images for these challenges. The one at the top is for my Cass Claymore book and I did it using Bookbrush. If you fancy buying it you can do so from my website from any bookshop or as an ebook via the universal link which will take you to the online store of your choice.
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