Edumarketing Expert Ginger Bell Hits Amazon Best-Seller List With New Book

Nov 30, 2018

Edumarketing Specialist Ginger Bell joined best-selling author Jack Canfield, originator of the Chicken Soup for the Soul series, along with a select group of experts and professionals around the world to co-author the book, Success Breakthroughs: Leading Entrepreneurs and Professionals Reveal Their Secrets for Breaking Through to Success. The book also features content from JW Dicks Esq. and Nick Nanton Esq., international best-selling authors and marketing experts. The book was published by CelebrityPress.

On the day of release, Success Breakthroughs reached best-seller status on Amazon.com–reaching as high as 11th in the “Direct Marketing” category, as well as placing 72nd in Sales and Selling. The expert information shared in Bell’s chapter, “Mastering the Art of Edumarketing,” helped the book reach optimal best-seller placement and will help readers gain similar success in their endeavors.

A portion of the royalties earned from Success Breakthroughs will be given to Entrepreneur’s International Foundation, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to creating awareness for charitable causes.

Ginger helps her clients use education to market and brand themselves as experts. A previous Dale Carnegie Training Consultant, Ginger learned early in her career to use education as a means of marketing and today helps companies build their business by leveraging their expertise. Her client list includes Re/Max, Nike, Motto Mortgage, Finance of America, FirstFunding, Tovuti, First American Title, Mentor Graphics, Arch MI, Windermere and countless entrepreneurs and small-business owners across the U.S.

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