Meet the Amazing Founder of FSB Associates, Successfully Promoting More Than 2,000 Books
Monday Morning Radio · Dean Rotbart
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Fauzia Burke and her team at FSB Associates specialize in creating online awareness for books and authors.
Since Fauzia launched her specialty marketing and publicity firm in 1995, FSB has orchestrated more than 2,000 successful book publicity campaigns, including those for award-winning actor Alan Alda; mega-authors Ken Blanchard and Brian Tracy, South Beach Diet guru Dr. Arthur Agaston, entrepreneur and publisher Arianna Huffington; broadcaster Mika Brzesinski; former U.S. Senator Bill Bradley, and Jordan Goodman, America's Money Answers Man.
Fauzia, herself, is the author of "Online Marketing for Busy Authors" - a must-read for any writer who doesn't want to see his or her book make an express trip to the Bargain Books shelves at Barnes & Noble.
This week, in an extended interview, host and award-winning journalist Dean Rotbart talks with Fauzia about good PR, but more importantly, they detail how authors and publishers can successfully sell their books online.
Refreshingly, as you'll hear, when Dean asks Fauzia a straight question, she gives him a straight answer. Questions include:
- Can you make money writing books?
- Does celebrity fluff sell better than quality research and writing?
- Do mainstream publishers do a good job promoting their books?
- How often has FSB failed to promote a book successfully?
Fauzia - a Pakistani immigrant who arrived here in 1981 and was raised by a single mom - is an American success story, an inspiration, and an entrepreneur who has helped hundreds of authors fulfill their own dreams.
Listen and Profit Now™ as she shares her inspirational journey – both business and personal.
Photo: Fauzia Burke, FSB Associates Posted: July 22, 2019 Monday Morning Run Time: 1 Hour 11 Minutes