Amanda Orneck liked an update for LOUISIANA BLOOD - A Chandler Travis and Duke  Lanoix mystery

Exciting news!  I will be giving the next 100 people who pre-order my novel a FERRARI!  Er, well, in a literal sense that is...I am not going down the T-shirt and signed mug route.  But the Ferrari version of a novel is a film...so I’ll be giving a copy of my multi award winning screenplay LOUISIANA BLOOD to the next 100 pre-orders.  I’m well over 25% of my initial funding aim and I’m after more fuel in the tank. Thank you to all those trusty followers who have already committed and welcome to any new ones. 

 https://www.inkshares.com/books/louisiana-blood-a-chandler-travis-and-duke-lanoix-mystery?referral_code=2c27906f

START YOUR ENGINES!

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    Greetings Jackolytes,

    Napoleon Bonaparte said an army marches on its stomach. Jack Trevayne says Sync City marches on because of its readers. Today Sync City hit 100 readers - thank you all so much.

    Sync City is about halfway there in terms of pre-orders and about halfway there in terms of funding days remaining. Here’s another interesting Napoleon Bonaparte fact - as a result of the Napoleonic Wars, canning was invented. Here’s another interesting Jack Trevayne fact - Jack likes beer. At the moment Jack’s can is half full. He’s not a half-full kind of guy. Buy Jack a beer - get friends and family on board and have them pre-order Sync City. Thank you again.

    Cheers,

    Peter


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        Amanda Orneck commented on Deus Hex Machina
        Hey Sarah,
        My suggestions were actually for getting the word out about Deus Hex Machina :). There really isn’t a place to share news about a specific promotion on the Inkshares site other than the Forums (which you should totally check out if you haven’t), or sharing an update on your own book’s page about Deus Hex Machina with the use of your referral link. 

        Largely though, I envision most referrals to DHM will come from outside Inkshares, which is why I mention leveraging your own social media to get the word out.  I have already scoured my own contacts, which is why I set up the street team to see if we can come together to get this book to the finish line. 

        Hope that helps and thanks for your interest!
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          New chapter posted :) If you haven’t pre-order please do, only 8 days left https://www.inkshares.com/books/the-9th-planet-5919?referral_code=22bb982a Thank you!

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            Amanda Orneck commented on Deus Hex Machina
            Hi Sarah, great question.

            How people spread the word about a crowdfunding campaign can sometimes depend on the person. Many people find success just reaching out their network of friends on social media and asking them to order the book. Others put out flyers. If that’s something you’re interested in, I can send you the PDF of the file I put up here in town. 

            The nuts and bolts of the referral system are thus: You go to the Deus Hex Machina main page (points up) and hit one of the recommend links. Those will contain a URL that has your own personal referral link. Copy that down someplace to share with everyone you think would like the book. I find a lot of success with keeping track with Google Sheets, but I am a spreadsheet geek. Must be the gamer in me.

            Does that clear at least some of the process up? If not we can talk via email, but I figured since your question is a good one other potential Machina Crew members might want to hear the discussion.
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