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The marketing plan I wrote (non-fiction) said what kind of book it was, named similar books, named which individuals/libraries/colleges would probably buy it, and gave a sales estimate. I did not talk about writing communities, my twitter etc at all. The proposal was successful. So, don't assume all marketing statements are the same. Sometimes they just want to know that you are aware if who your market is, and have written a book that will suit them.
I have also written vestigial "marketing plans" for ebooks that could be boiled down to: "Google me, I haz internet footprint". Basically my sites, blogs, yahoogroups etc. I did not list forums.
I have also written vestigial "marketing plans" for ebooks that could be boiled down to: "Google me, I haz internet footprint". Basically my sites, blogs, yahoogroups etc. I did not list forums.