The Caesar’s Palace Coup

Creating the next financial “it” book.

Challenge

Financial journalists Max Frumes and Sujeet Indap wanted to position their first book, a rollicking story about financial crimes in the wild west of Las Vegas, for a general interest audience as well as their built-in business audience.

Insight

Think outside of the box regarding potential audiences, and virtual events have broadened the potential audience of anything.

Solution

Grey Horse brought the authors to their audience, pitching reviews, interviews, and podcast appearances. The Events team scheduled a pandemic-era virtual speaking tour of MBA programs and conferences, and created bespoke events, creating a breakout hit.

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As a company named after our founder’s beloved horse, Grey Horse was well positioned to market this middle-grade book to fellow horse girls.

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