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AALBC.com, LLC is devoted to promoting African American authors
and their work. AALBC.com's goals include;
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Promoting the diverse spectrum of African American
literature
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Satisfying readers’ book buying needs
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Serving as a resource and vehicle of expression for
aspiring and established writers
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Introducing and making African American literature more
accessible to a broader spectrum of readers
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Providing a forum for the exchange of constructive opinions
on African American literature
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Fostering positive trends in African American reading and
literature.
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Company Description
AALBC.com (The African American Literature Book Club), is the largest and most frequently
visited web site dedicated to books by and about black people (Based
on Alexa.com and others). Founded in 1997, by Troy Johnson, AALBC.com is a
widely recognized source of author profiles, book recommendations, active discussion boards,
writer resources, informative articles, videos,
and book reviews.
AALBC.com offers multifaceted opportunities to advertise on
our flagship site as well as our other properties, which include
ThumpersCorner.com
(home of our popular discussion boards),
HipHopBookClub.com
(promotes hip-hop literature), and
DomainsforAuthors.com (provides domain name registration and internet
services).
Demographics: Our internet-savvy visitors are 84% female, 95% have attended
college, and are a median age of 35. They reside in all 50 states and 51 countries.
AALBC.com’s Services Include:
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Advertising & Author Promotion AALBC.com is the most popular site for Black literature averaging
over 900,000 unique visitors each month. We serve more than 5
million advertisements –both banners and book graphics— through our
family of sites and sell over 20,000 books every year. We leverage
our unique position to reach a large, targeted audience.
We also collaborate with several important media properties that
serve to extend our reach;
BooksThatClick.com
is a print and online marketing tool,
Harlem World
Magazine is a quarterly print publication serving increasingly
diverse neighborhood in New York City and beyond, and
MosaicBooks.com the first
website dedicated to Black literature.
AALBC.com also has arrangements with popular bookstores to sell
light box ad placements, and is an official reseller of advertising
spots for the Literary Living Television program that airs on the
Black Family Channel.
Small budget? No problem. AALBC.com offers a range of services with
price points to meet every budget and maximize exposure per dollar
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Book Sales
Over 1,400 unique titles were sold by us in 2006 -- the majority of
which were written for the African-American audience. We sell books
directly and through affiliate programs.
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Book Reviews Our highly desired book reviews offer candid critiques of both
fiction and nonfiction books.
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Web Services By providing domain registration and forwarding AALBC.com simplifies
your ability to create a webpage and place your book online using
your personal domain. Just register a domain name, yourname.com then
forward it to AALBC.com profile page, aalbc.com/yourname.htm. This
allows you to get your book online ASAP, eliminates the need for you
to wait until you create your own website, and works so that
yourname.com is what people will see in the browser. Additional web
services include web site hosting and tools for creating web sites.
24x7 telephone support is provided for all web services.
Learn More
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Speaking Engagements As the founder and webmaster of AALBC.com,
Troy Johnson is a public
speaker in demand. He holds a degree in electrical engineering from
Syracuse University, a MS in Information Systems Engineering from
Polytechnic University, and an MBA from New York University's Stern
School of Business. He has also completed Stanford University's
Publishing on the Web Course. Troy speaks on a wide variety of
topics including digital media, literature, and marketing.
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below to learn more about AALBC.com
Explore AALBC.com and immerse yourself in the richness of the African American
literary tradition.
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