Hello there, avid Avid supporters. At least 30 times in the last couple of months, I've thought, "Eek! I have to update the Avid Blogger.com account so people know I've not fallen off the face of the earth."
And then I promptly forget to update the blog.
Things are still progressing rather swimmingly, if I do say so myself. I have been updating the Facebook fan page and the store's Twitter account frequently, and I've been work-work-working on getting more startup capital, doing bookstore internships, having meetings with folks from Athens-area nonprofits, chatting with local bankers, and more.
I've also been blogging about literature and reading on an Athens website called Beyond the Trestle. So far people have left encouraging and thought-provoking comments. Check out my weekly entries here: http://beyondthetrestle.com/blogs/janet-geddis
Of course I'll update you with any and all major developments. For now, rest assured that things are still moving along and we're on track toward opening in a few months' time. As always, you can email me with any questions or comments.
Take care, and happy reading!
Avid Bookshop is a community-focused independent bookstore in Athens, Georgia. Visit us at 493 Prince Avenue and 1662 S. Lumpkin Street, or online at avidbookshop.com
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Friday, August 13, 2010
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
more press for Avid + social media tools
A few days ago, industry publication Shelf Awareness included an article on the SIBA (Southern Independent Booksellers Alliance) show and featured yours truly! My mom and I had attended a panel on social media and bookselling, and it turned out that this blog (yes, the one you're reading now) and accompanying Twitter account were shown as examples of how to get word out about your business.
Longtime bookseller and writer Robert Gray was kind enough to contact me after the panel to ask me more about how I use social media tools to communicate with friends, other booksellers, and prospective customers. If you have a couple of minutes, go ahead and read his October first article.
Longtime bookseller and writer Robert Gray was kind enough to contact me after the panel to ask me more about how I use social media tools to communicate with friends, other booksellers, and prospective customers. If you have a couple of minutes, go ahead and read his October first article.
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