- Put it in the tray when going through security at the airport. Explain to the guards that it's absolutely not a risk to national security whatsoever.
- Turn the title into a cheerful well-wishing, e.g. 'Have a glassy day, worldians!' or 'Upwards and out of the darkness, my friends!'
- Strap a copy to your chest when shopping, touching it occasionally and uttering a sound of religious devotion like 'whoopiteewoo'.
- Pretend to read it at the bus stop, laughing and crying uncontrollably before telling fellow passengers that this book has changed your life.
- Paper your bathroom with it, then invite friends to a meal at your house and slip a diuretic or laxative into their food.
- Get a parrot from the pet shop, teach it to say the best lines from your book, then return it to the pet shop complaining that it keeps spouting nonsense.
- Pulp it and use it to fill potholes because that's how roads read books.
05/10/2024
7 Innovative and Low-cost Ways of Marketing your Book
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