Hear and Meet Shel, August Through September 2008

Upcoming Appearances:

Wed. 8/20, 5 p.m. Eastern/2 p.m. Pacific: Radio guest for Scott Andrews, ARRiiVE: Innovations In Business Radio Show. Grassroots Marketing–Offline. Listen live (or archived afterwards) at http://www.talkshoe.com/talkshoe/web/talkCast.jsp?masterId=37798&cmd=tc

Wed. 9/17, 2-3 Eastern: Shel Horowitz and Dina Friedman sign books at the Big E, the largest fair in the Northeast. We’ll be at the Independent Publishers of New England table in the Massachusetts Pavilion, and we’ll be around through at least 4 p.m. at the table.

Wed. 9/24, 1 p.m. Eastern/10 a.m. Pacific: Teleseminar guest for Michelle Tennant of Wasabi Publicity, discussing business ethics and Green approaches as success drivers. No charge; register at http://www.WasabiPublicity.com

Tuesday, September 30 11 a.m. Eastern/8 a.m. Pacific: Webinar guest along with Connie Anderson of Arm Chair Interviews on Getting Great Book Reviews. AuthorSmart Virtual Book Marketing Conference. No charge; register at http://stores.authorsmart.com/Page.bok?template=vbmc (you get the whole conference, 10 events from 9/9 to 11/11).

Principled Profit: The Good Business Radio Show, alternate Mondays, 4 p.m. Eastern, over http://www.valleyfreeradio.org (in the Northampton, MA area, 103.3 FM)
8/25: TBA
9/8: Jo Comerford, National Priorities Project
9/22: TBA

Link to Shel’s recent program with Shannon Cherry of Be heard Communications:
http://www.startupspark.com/success-secrets-shel-horowitz/#comment-47588

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Note: As is the case for most professional reviewers, many of the books I review on this site have been provided by the publisher or author, at no cost to me. I've also reviewed books that I bought, because they were worthy of your time. And I've also received dozens of review copies at no charge that do not get reviewed, either because they are not worthy or because they don't meet the subject criteria for this column, or simply because I haven't gotten around to them yet, since I only review one book per month. I have far more books in my office than I will ever read, and the receipt of a free book does not affect my review.