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Now You Can Advertise With Expectation

By L.L. Barkat 2 Comments

A few years back, I was looking for places to advertise our T. S. Poetry Press titles. I researched, I contacted, I hoped, I waited.

You would not believe what happened in most cases.

Nothing at all.

The advertising departments of most of my chosen venues did not even respond with an acknowledgement. If I told you who they were, you would recognize them. So I won’t say a thing.

Of course, I was surprised and disappointed. We had excellent titles to share with the world, and there were few obvious competitively-priced ways to do that. The non-response of my chosen venues meant that we were left with slim options. Eventually, we struck out on our own and developed a rigorous, thriving community that is happy and dedicated. We love our audience of avid readers and writers, and we suspect you will too.

These days, we generate 4.3 million impressions a month across all our platforms, so instead of looking for places to advertise, we are happy to be able to offer a responsive venue to publishers, authors, universities, hotels, or any poetic type business (yes, we would consider you if you sell art, tea or chocolates).

And if you contact us, we will answer you. In a timely manner. Guaranteed. Or we owe you some chocolates.

Beyond simply answering your query, we will work with you. Expect us to ask you questions about your particular business or author needs, so we can find you the best placement for your money and your time’s worth. Yes, we actually care that you get what is best for you.

We’re extremely pleased to be able to offer you a competitively-priced venue to build your business or your professional reputation. And we know you have great expectations. So come reach with us today.

L.L. Barkat
Tweetspeak Poetry

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For more information on how to advertise with us, check out our Advertising Page. Or you can contact us at editor[at]tspoetry[dot]com

Photo by Ruth Mowry. Used with permission.

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L.L. Barkat is the Managing Editor of Tweetspeak Poetry and the author of six books for grown-ups and four for children, including the popular Rumors of Water: Thoughts on Creativity & Writing. She has also served as a writer for The Huffington Post blog and is a freelance writer for Edutopia. Her poetry has appeared on NPR and at VQR and The Best American Poetry. Connect with her on LinkedIn.
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About L.L. Barkat

L.L. Barkat is the Managing Editor of Tweetspeak Poetry and the author of six books for grown-ups and four for children, including the popular Rumors of Water: Thoughts on Creativity & Writing. She has also served as a writer for The Huffington Post blog and is a freelance writer for Edutopia. Her poetry has appeared on NPR and at VQR and The Best American Poetry. Connect with her on LinkedIn.

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  1. Liza says

    November 30, 2015 at 11:37 am

    Hello,

    My name is Liza and I’d love to discuss with you the possibility of buying some advertising space on tweetspeakpoetry.com.

    If this is something you’re interested in, then please let me know so that we can arrange a deal that suits both of us.

    Thanks for taking the time to reply.

    Regards,

    Liza

    Reply

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