How To Party Online by Janice Horton
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
I’m not entirely sure how I got involved in Janice’s Spellbindingly fun blog party, but I was so glad I did. I had a hoot taking part. Ditto the Voodoo Wedding one. When Janice said she had written up her experiences as a how to book, I jumped at the chance to read and review it.
How to Party Online gives how t0 guides for online parties hosted on blogs, Twitter, Facebook and all of them in combination. Janice shares her own experiences and gives suggested plans with six week timescales. It’s all very useful stuff. The overwhelming message is that organising a party online isn’t something you can just do on a whim (well, you could, but it wouldn’t be nearly as much fun). It takes planning and dedication to get it right. Having this book as a guide, takes out a whole research step that you’d normally have to do for yourself. It’s a must have for any author learning about book promotion.
I’ve only had one party on Facebook. While it went well, I think it would have gone even better if I’d read How to Party Online first.
Rhoda Baxter 