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Which Paid Ads Actually Work for Authors?

Presented by: Corrine Pritchett | Jennifer Vance

Corrine Pritchett and Jennifer Vance break down the major types of paid advertising available to authors, explaining which platforms offer the best return on investment, how to spend wisely, and what strategies truly move books.

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