Sorry for the second e-mail, folks, but I needed to follow up quickly to let you know that I was wrong about the referrals and they are no longer a function of the Inkshares program.
You WILL, however, get my undying, eternal gratitude for referring a friend. And that’s priceless, right?
Sorry for the error, folks! Talk to you next week!
Greetings, adventurers!
A bit of a slower week compared with last week, but still a good one. We’re getting closer and closer to the end, with just a bit over a week to go and 93 preorders to go at time of writing. It’ll be very close but I think we’ll be able to sneak right in, just in time.
A quick note: please double check your orders to make sure you’ll get your book! If you’ve had any problems with your orders, please make sure to reach out to hello@inkshares.com.
This is a big reminder about the contest! You can win a $50 Amazon gift card! You get one entry just for preordering, then an extra one for every preorder, extra entries for Facebook shares of the post, and more. All the details are in the pinned post over on my Facebook page.
Could I ask a favour of all of you this week? Could you please message a friend or family member that might enjoy this book and tell them a bit about it? When you do, please make sure to click “share” on the book’s page to generate your personal referral code for Inkshares credits! Make sure you’re logged in to Inkshares and click “Share” on Mushroom and Anchovy’s page to share your referral link.
The reason for this is that one-on-one conversations have been, in my experience, the best way to get results in the campaign.
At this time, we have to turn all this pressure into diamonds. And like the treasure hunters in this book, we’ve gotta hunt those diamonds down and claim them as our own! Or... something like that.
Thanks for everything, adventurers. I’m really grateful to have so many of you joining me on this, and I’m really floored by the amount of people who have been preordering so far. Thank you!
May your adventures be fraught with wonder and just enough peril to keep them interesting,
K. M. Cooper
