To continue our “Five Questions with…” series, this week we spoke with Ted Kinni, senior editor for books at strategy+business. Ted reviews an array of business books for s+b, but he particularly enjoys books that emphasize the human endeavor side of business. But not only does Ted write articles and book reviews, he has written, […]
This week we continue our “Five Questions with…” series by speaking with Gwen Moran, award-winning small business expert and writer who contributes to Entrepreneur, FastCompany.com, LifeReimagined.org, and many others. She’s also the founder of Biziversity, which publishes insights about business, money, and life. In her writing, Gwen covers the topics of entrepreneurship, leadership, management, and […]
This week, we are delighted to feature Dylan Schleicher for the fourth installment of our “Five Questions with…” media interview series. Dylan is managing editor of ChangeThis and in-house designer and resident illustrator for 800-CEO-READ. Though he has worked in various facets for 800-CEO-READ since 2003, we at Cave Henricks Communications collaborate with Dylan most often […]
It’s our second installment of our media interview series, and we’re very pleased to feature Teresa Novellino. Teresa is the Entrepreneurs and Enterprises Editor for Upstart Business Journal (formerly known as Portfolio) and here at CHC, we often work with her on bylined articles for the Author Author section. If you’re looking to place with […]
As book publicists, we have the joy of working with authors and publishers to bring important books to widespread attention – chiefly through strategic media placements. These placements are typically the result of many months of planning and serve three main functions: to spread the author’s message, drive book sales, and build the author’s platform. When […]
The calls and emails from the media that have been pouring in since Labor Day have been a terrific reminder of the lasting value of a well executed book campaign. As I say often, the best book campaigns live well beyond the book’s launch into the marketplace. Though rolodexes are no longer large clunky eyesores […]