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Apparently for signing up to be a virtual exhibitor for RootsTech 2025, I have the opportunity to be featured in the RootsTech newsletter. I will totally jump on this if it’s not a lot of money.

Good news, getting on the RootsTech newsletter is free. However, They need it by Friday, May 2nd. I will get this done tonight April 30th.

Happy Dance!!!💃

Also, I have decided I can afford a 2” by 2” Ad in the Little Valley Dispatch Newspaper about twice a year right now which is $25 an edition and they only have 6 editions a year.

I have reached out to both of the above to get more details.

Also, one eBook has sold so far on Amazon. Happy Dance!

I also learning how to advertise my ebook on Amazon as well. This is another huge learning curve but it will all be worth it in the end.

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