New Viral Media Marketing Tool Publishes & Promotes Ebooks on Facebook, Twitter & LinkedIn

April 7, 2011 - PRLog -- High Value Viral Media designed MagicMeme.net to take the hard work out of ebook marketing.  Publishers, or self-published authors, can just fill in a single form that describes their ebook and what they are willing to trade it for.  When they click Publish, MagicMeme.net generates an HTML fragment they can put on any web page and anyone who clicks that link will be taken back to MagicMeme where they can choose how to pay for the ebook.

Furthermore, MagicMeme.net provides a button the publisher can click on to start promoting the book to their Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn lists right away.  Every single person that clicks on on the link will be taken back to MagicMeme.net where they can trade a social mention, an email address or cash for the ebook.

Nancy Fulton, owner of High Value Viral Media, said "We developed MagicMeme.net for a couple of reasons.  First we publish a lot of free ebooks about media, marketing and business. It gets to be a drag to create all the links and buttons on all our websites.  We just wanted to automate something so it took a few minutes to publish and promote ebooks instead of a few hours.  Second, High Value Viral Media is based on the notion that the best way to build relationships with new customers is through giving them digital media they actually want.  No one wants to watch or read advertisements.  But every target market has media they want and need.  By providing that media, businesses can build enduring relationships with customers more quickly and cost effectively than they ever have before. Though our core interest is in working with celebrities to create exceptional sponsored entertainment for distribution worldwide, viral media can also come in an ebook.  The tool is a good way to experiment with "new media marketing" and I hope authors, publishers and entrepreneurs find it handy."

Nancy adds, "This is Version 1 of the tool, so there's a few things folks need to know.  You can't put hash tags or symbols in your short descriptions.  It messes up the social media links.  That's probably for the best cause what looks good on Twitter looks rather lame on LinkedIn.   Remember to provide full the full URL to your book. That means start with the http not the www. Also, it is worth noting that the publisher specifies what they are trading their ebook for.  They can just ask for an email address or a couple of dollars paid to them through their Paypal account, or just a social mention if they prefer. This is a free tool.  We take no part of any sales made through it and we offer no warranty of any kind.  It is just a free widget we use we thought others might like for creating viral media links quickly. "

To try out MagicMeme.net, just go to http://www.magicmeme.net. There's a free ebook you can download in exchange for nothing that explains how to use MagicMeme.net, a link you can click on to try out the tool, and a step by step illustrated guide to how it works.

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