Videos tagged with Book Promotion

This video's title, 'I fell three times up the stairs!', and description, 'Crime Proof. Protecting your most valuable assets, you and your family. Only $18.76 you cheap bastids! Don’t delay. Please preorder now. All Pre orders will be signed by me. Support those who support you! Crimeproofbook.com', suggest it's a promotional video for a book titled 'Crime Proof'. The description heavily emphasizes self-defense and protecting oneself and family, hinting at themes relevant to responsible gun ownership and personal security. The low price point and call to action ('preorder now') indicate a direct sales pitch. Despite the seemingly unrelated title, the core message revolves around the concept of 'crime proofing' and personal safety, making it relevant to a self-defense audience.

This YouTube video promotes books by Instructor Mike aimed at new English speakers. The books focus on real-world affirmations and self-esteem, with titles like 'What I Tell Myself FIRST: Self-Esteem,' 'Mommy, Daddy Please Teach Me!,' and 'What I Tell Myself About Self-Protection.' Links to purchase the books on Amazon are provided. While the description mentions 'Self-Protection,' the content appears to be educational and personal development-focused rather than firearm-specific.

This video serves as a final call for pre-orders of Ian McCollum's book, 'Shooting the Past: FAMAS & French Military Rifles 1866-2016,' via Kickstarter. The pre-sale concludes at midnight, offering a substantial discount and exclusive Kickstarter edition features like gilded pages and a special bookmark. A live stream event with the author's father, who has written about Japanese rifles, is scheduled for the final hours of the campaign.

This video promotes a book titled "Chassepot to FAMAS: French Military Rifles 1866-2017" and announces a potential French-language edition. It provides a Kickstarter link for ordering the book and a contact link for French distributors interested in the localized version. The content focuses on historical French military rifles.