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Seeking sponsorship for the print version of my O-book!

 Seeking sponsorship for the print version of my O-book!

Hello, Dear Orienteers! 

I'm currently working on the second part of the 'Confident Orienteering' practical guide - Book 2. I plan to release it by the end of 2024. The entire team that worked on Book 1 is still involved in the project, and I am immensely grateful to them for their ongoing support. Without their help, this project wouldn't have come this far.



The book was originally released in English less than 5 months ago, and people from 40 countries have already bought it. Additionally, it now has versions available in French and Ukrainian.  Versions  in Danish and Polish are expected very soon (within a few weeks). Currently, all of these versions are digital formats, except for the French version, which is also available in print thanks to translator Fabrice Laperque.


I'm inspired by the look of the printed version of the first book and plan to release a print version of the original guide as well. As a potential option, I'm looking for sponsors who might want to place their advertising on the pages of this guide.

Furthermore, you can watch a video showcasing the French version of Book 1. It features numerous pictures, excellent paper quality, and a convenient format.

If you have any suggestions or questions, please contact me at the following contacts:

aaliaksandr1357@gmail.com
https://www.facebook.com/aleksandr.alekseyonok

Aleksandr Alekseyonok,  March 13, 2024


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