After success of Halloween website, Falbe Publishing announces Christmas Made Easy

PR Log (Press Release) – Oct 27, 2008 – The Christmas holiday season does not have to be expensive and exhausting. At the new website Christmas Made Easy from Falbe Publishing of Chico, California, shoppers gain advice about how to focus on holiday fun instead of frustration. Without wasting readers’ time, the home page article explains 5 tactics for making Christmas gift shopping easier. http://christmas.falbepublishing.com

Because Christmas is not all about shopping, the bulk of the website is committed to party planning, carols, and cookies. Keeping with the make-it-easy theme, the Christmas cookie recipes were selected by the publisher for their versatility, fast preparation, and potential to please. The recipes were included to compliment the article about how to plan a Christmas cookie exchange, a fun and affordable activity, especially for workplaces where co-workers want an alternative to gift buying for an office party.

Falbe Publishing chose to produce a Christmas-oriented website after the business success of its Halloween website Making Fear Fun. Although traffic for such seasonal websites is not constant, the bumps in revenue even for one or two months are welcomed by the small independent publisher as it markets other products.

Reference and entertainment websites are not the only content produced by the company. For readers craving to disconnect from the web and enjoy a book or ebook, the small publisher also produces fiction and nonfiction trade paperbacks and ebooks.

Its latest releases during October were in its Ebook Classics section. The dashing and delightful romp through 17th century France found in The Three Musketeers by Alexandre Dumas added to the fiction collection. Then, for nonfiction, the often overlooked but enthralling account of William Bligh’s survival after the famous mutiny on the bounty joined the publisher’s small but growing list of classics.

More content both digital and print is planned well into the future at Falbe Publishing, which is actively seeking to attract readers worldwide.