How to Manage an Anthology Compilation books, also called anthology books, seem to be popular these days. Probably because a chapter may not be tied to the next one making a quick read possible similar to a devotional. An anthology…
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10 Ways to Serve Readers with Your Book
10 Ways to Serve Readers with Your Book Readers look for compelling content, but they become delighted and loyal fans when they discover added benefits in your books. As a writer your main objective is to connect to readers and…
Skyrocket Your Publishing Career through NRB
Skyrocket Your Publishing Career through NRB Attending the National Religious Broadcasters (NRB) Convention can skyrocket your publishing career. Typically, you get a year’s worth of media interviews through this conference. NRB is the largest gathering of Christian communicators in the…
What Every Author Needs to Know about Self-Publishing
What Every Author Needs to Know about Self-Publishing There are many differences between self-publishing and traditional publishing. Today, most writers understand and appreciate the control self-published authors keep for themselves. A key difference between self-publishing and traditional is the profit…
4 Tips to Increase Your Impact through Facebook LIVE
One proven way to increase your impact is through Facebook Lives. There are many benefits to creating Facebook Lives, and it is an excellent way to build more followers. The goal for all authors is to build momentum and increase the number of sales for their books while creating a more significant impact. Recording Facebook Lives and streaming live videos should be a part of every marketing schedule. How do we make and implement Facebook Live into our marketing plans to gain more fans, followers, and friends?
Skyrocket Your Book Marketing by Attending a Trade Show
What is the Christian Product Expo? The Christian Products Expo is the trade show where products are displayed for Christian retailers to order for their stores. Walking into the CPE trade show, it looked like dozens of other trade shows I’d attended. Instead of finding a bunch of self-absorbed, business types, I found a community of believers (authors, publishers, and bookstore owners) working to promote the kingdom of God and each other, rather than their bottom line. I was continually amazed at the love and acceptance of total strangers who didn’t know me but reached out to befriend a brand-new aspiring author. Read on to learn how to skyrocket your book marketing by attending a trade show.
A Simplified Book Marketing Plan for Authors
A Simplified Book Marketing Plan for Authors Self-Publishing a book is an impressive accomplishment. As an indie author, you can use your book to build your brand, business, or ministry as you make an impact with your words. As a…
3 Social Media Mistakes Writers Make
3 Social Media Mistakes Writers Make You’ve written your book. Now, what’s next? It’s time to market it. You can use social media for free to reach your ideal reader. However, social media for writers requires you to be social…
BookBub for Authors: Complete Guide & BookBub Review
One of the most effective advertising strategies for authors is to target buyers who have already self-identified as avid readers and signed up for newsletters that promote books directly to them—in their preferred genre! How can it get any better than that? That’s exactly what services like BookBub, BargainBooksy, BookGorilla, BookCave, Faithful Christian Reads, Kindle Nation, and many more do. (Click here for an extensive listing of such services, including descriptions and ratings of potential effectiveness. There are 127 in total at Kindlepreneur.com.)
Book Marketing Ideas to Help Authors Increase Sales
I’m a problem solver. I like minor problems with simple solutions. On the other hand, I love to study. I have three master’s degrees, and I’m always reading something. Maybe you’re like that, too. If you can get your love of studying and your problem-solving mentality to meet for coffee every week, you’ll come to enjoy this whole marketing venture you’ve taken on as an author. At least, that’s my experience. I call it the Ph.D. approach to book marketing because it’s an approach to problem-solving that drags on like a never-ending Ph.D. But the benefit is that, as long as you’re still studying, you’re still learning and growing. You’re getting more and more familiar with the art of marketing. And that’s going to be far more helpful than a short-sighted approach.
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