"Fair & Balanced" builds

Busy finishing up a ludicrous amount of loose ends, thus the light posting.

However, Fair & Balanced sales are good and, better yet, remain steady.

There seems to be something irresistible about the ad image to the left. It gets a high "click-through," as they say in the trade.

Fair Use Press (by which I mean, ahem, "I," but I'm trying to keep up appearances) is using a great ad service called Blogads. All Fair Use Press could afford at first was one ad, which ran (and is still running) at Eschaton. The response was so good that I--er, Fair Use Press--was immediately able to order ten more ads at different blogs, large and small.

Fair Use Press has decided to pour all of the profits from book sales right back into advertising and promotion for Fair & Balanced, so as to maximize exposure for the book. I think that's what Bill O'Reilly would want.

Oh, and I'm also using Google AdWords. Search terms such as "Bill O'Reilly" and "Al Franken" bring up an ad for Fair & Balanced. Not every time, though--can't afford that. Want to help? Click on the Google Ads here on Brian Flemming's Weblog and over at nora murphy. Each click puts money into the account from which I pay for the Fair & Balanced ads on Google. If you click enough, a Fair & Balanced ad will come up every time someone searches for "Bill O'Reilly" or "Fox News" on Google.

Softcover version of Fair & Balanced (play only--no extras) is coming soon.