Twitter and Chrissie Wellington's New Book!
Thanks to a few bloggers (Lesley, Jeff, Jason, BDD..) I found myself with an account on Twitter to keep up with the chatter.
So, yesterday she posted that they were looking for suggestions on where to stop on her upcoming book tour, for her new book, "A Life Without Limits."
I tweeted, "Dallas, of course, and it would be her biggest stop, because everything is bigger in Texas!"
Well, that tweet caught the eye of her book publicist and she contacted me to see if I'd like an advanced copy to review on my blog!
It took me about a millisecond to say, "Absolutely!" I was already planning on buying the book, so I can't tell you how excited I am going to be able to review it! Can't wait! I'll let you know when I receive it.
If you're on Twitter, let me know so that I can follow you!
I'm at @IronTexasMommy
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11 comments:
That is cool, I want to read it.
How f'n cool is that? I am telling you The Twitter is the place to make connections.
I've had chats with Rinny and a few chefs from the Food Network. It truly is a great place.
VERY
awesome!
And yet there are those that still question the power of The Twitter?
Sweet! I really want to read that book as well.
Will look forward to adding her book to my list!
Nice!!
That's definitely on the bucket list! www.dashingdiva.net
I love that you are just getting into twitter and Chrissie's publicist contacted you because of a tweet. You are awesome! Can't wait to hear how the book is!!!
damn! i better get busy on twitter. i want some free stuff too. That is so cool that CW's rep contacted you just for tweeting.
Man! I wish it was always that easy to get cool free stuff.
Like, what if I went into the grocery store and told the manager something really witty. Think they'd give groceries to review?! Worth a shot? haha
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