Companies have long known the value of creating something tangible and aesthetically pleasing to promote their image. Today, with the growing number of options for publishing, this is easier than ever before.
If you browse the web you will find DIY gurus with templates for creating your own e-book in a PDF format. Great for those on a limited budget who want a product to sell on their website, or just something as a give-a-way for promotional purposes. One very savvy entrepreneur coach, Tara Gentile, asks you to set your own price.
If you have been keeping up you will know that PushPopPress has created an iPad version of Al Gore's latest tome.
With the introduction of the iPad and now tablets, books can be interactive in a way that marketing gurus couldn't have imagined twenty years ago. With video now possible as an integral part of a book, you can walk the reader through the steps of 'how to', or give them a virtual tour of a space. Every time you mention something which has it's own web presence a link can be created right in the book. The possibilities are endless.
With companies like 'Mag +' making iPad apps affordable, marketing your business through an iPad or tablet book, or magazine, becomes a viable option for even smaller businesses.
If this is something which interests you, contact us for coaching, consulting, or creating your new iPad book for you.
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Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Saturday, July 23, 2011
Roses - The Book Project.
We are entering a new and exciting era in publishing. Self publishing has become as prevalent and acceptable as publishing through an established house. Out of the new options available, we are thrilled to have chosen digital books for iPads and tablets, as the medium for our initial publishing ventures. Roses for Autism, a fantastic program in Guilford, Connecticut, is to be our first project.
This was a group of parents who had a problem, found a resource and identified a solution. 'We have these wonderful kids, they are on the Spectrum, we want them to live fulfilling lives'.
And this is what they did!! Recognizing the challenges their children will face, in finding gainful employment as they reach their adulthood, they proactively created Roses for Autism. Check out their website and see some of the related photos and articles on this blog.
We are creating a lavishly photographed digital book about this fantastic program. We hope that it will inspire and delight you, and perhaps spawn similar programs all over the country and around the world. To make this book happen we need your help. Those interested in participating will have three different options.
- For a tax deductible contribution you may send a check for at least $500 (we always accept more) to:
Roses for Autism, Pinchbeck’s Rose Farm • 929 Boston Post Road • Guilford, CT 06437 • (203) 453-2186
Roses is a 501(c)3. Once you have made your contribution you will be mailed a receipt for your tax records. Please make a note on the check that your contribution is for the book project and please shoot me an email so I may add you to the list of contributors for our records. We will be listing all of our contributors, sponsors and patrons on the project page on this site. If you prefer to remain anonymous please make sure you email me to let me know. You will also be able to make your tax deductible contribution online. We are working on it. You must identify the donation (of $500 or more) as being for the book project in order to receive your receipt.
- If your company (or you) wishes to participate as a sponsor with a 'marketing' presence in the pages of the book itself, please send an email to me (CM Glover) at ourmilieu@gmail.com. At that time we will discuss the various options available to sponsors.
If you have any questions about any of the above, please don't hesitate to email. ourmilieu@gmail.com
Thank you so much for your interest in our project!
CM
CM Glover is an experienced photojournalist with over a decade of work with the New York Times.
This was a group of parents who had a problem, found a resource and identified a solution. 'We have these wonderful kids, they are on the Spectrum, we want them to live fulfilling lives'.
And this is what they did!! Recognizing the challenges their children will face, in finding gainful employment as they reach their adulthood, they proactively created Roses for Autism. Check out their website and see some of the related photos and articles on this blog.
We are creating a lavishly photographed digital book about this fantastic program. We hope that it will inspire and delight you, and perhaps spawn similar programs all over the country and around the world. To make this book happen we need your help. Those interested in participating will have three different options.
- For a tax deductible contribution you may send a check for at least $500 (we always accept more) to:
Roses for Autism, Pinchbeck’s Rose Farm • 929 Boston Post Road • Guilford, CT 06437 • (203) 453-2186
Roses is a 501(c)3. Once you have made your contribution you will be mailed a receipt for your tax records. Please make a note on the check that your contribution is for the book project and please shoot me an email so I may add you to the list of contributors for our records. We will be listing all of our contributors, sponsors and patrons on the project page on this site. If you prefer to remain anonymous please make sure you email me to let me know. You will also be able to make your tax deductible contribution online. We are working on it. You must identify the donation (of $500 or more) as being for the book project in order to receive your receipt.
- If your company (or you) wishes to participate as a sponsor with a 'marketing' presence in the pages of the book itself, please send an email to me (CM Glover) at ourmilieu@gmail.com. At that time we will discuss the various options available to sponsors.
If you have any questions about any of the above, please don't hesitate to email. ourmilieu@gmail.com
Thank you so much for your interest in our project!
CM
We have not received the necessary funding to move forward with this project, however we consider it a very positive project and hope to move forward with it at some point in the not so distant future.
If you know anyone who might be interested in contributing please please have them give us a shout. (21 Sept 2011)
CM Glover is an experienced photojournalist with over a decade of work with the New York Times.
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Yes We Do!
Recently someone asked me if I was willing to do action shots for boat owners. And I thought, 'well dah'... of course. Sign me up.
Over the years I have done numerous assignments out on the water, at all times of the year. I've never turned one down yet. I've also got a list going of tall ships ... the ones which I have climbed the rigging.
And Renée has been sailing for many years. So if you need copy and photos that involve time spent on the water - PLEASE ask us!!
The upper photo is Pride 2 sailing up the Chesapeake Bay. The lower photo is Amistad at Mystic Seaport.
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Saturday, January 22, 2011
High Hopes and a Connecticut Christmas
Back in December I had the opportunity to photograph "A Connecticut Christmas" at High Hopes. In addition to being a food drive, this was also a special event to benefit Tiffany Farm. You may read all about it on Ann Nyberg's blog, Annie Mame. Here are some of the images I took for the event's coordinators.
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