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Jun 25, 2007 at 4:58pm
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So, what's a "marketing plan"?
by A Non-Existent User
One of the publishers I'm looking at claims to want a marketing plan submitted with my query. What is it that they are looking for and what sort of format?

Plus, I think I read somewhere that at least some people think that a "marketing plan" should never be expected by legit "traditional" publishers.

As far as I can tell, this is legit and a respectable branch of Twilight Times Books. Any feedback or advice?

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So, what's a "marketing plan"? · 06-25-07 4:58pm
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Re: So, what's a "marketing plan"? · 06-25-07 5:35pm
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Re: So, what's a "marketing plan"? · 06-25-07 8:33pm
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Re: Re: So, what's a "marketing plan"? · 06-25-07 9:20pm
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Re: Re: Re: So, what's a "marketing plan"? · 08-01-07 2:55pm
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