10 Ways to Plan a Successful Book Launch – by BJ Bassett
From refreshments to free give-aways, and so much in between, take these steps to ensure a successful book launch!
book signing advice
SELL MORE BOOKS! Virtual Book Tours Are Now More Accepted Than Ever – by Jennifer Brown Banks
Even before the virus, brick and mortar bookstores were closing because they couldn’t compete with Amazon…
6 Things You Must AVOID When Marketing Your Book – by Amanda Steel
Marketing mistakes are time and money wasters!
Three Homemade Productivity Tools for Authors That I’ll Give You For Free – by Chris Norbury
I’d previously checked out many productivity tools for novelists online but none gave me exactly what I wanted. So, I developed my own….
Author Events 101: How to Profit from Promotion – by Sharon Woodhouse
This article is your primer to developing an income stream from a variety of unique author events!
Writing and Selling Books Ain’t for Sloths! – by Tom Douglas
Visions of sugarplums dance in the heads of novice writers. Hollywood has left them with the fantasy picture of authors being sent on lavish press tours where adoring fans line up at the signing table and where the writer is hounded by eager reporters…
Diva Debbie Stops By for an Insult -or- NARCISSISTS NEED NOT APPLY!
My email was (horrors!) insulting and the dastardly diva sure showed me! She wrote back, saying she was…
“Online/Virtual Book Fair?” Don’t Bother….
I was spammed this week by an organization that hosts book fairs. Of course, it’s all online again this year. No in-person meetings. No people walking around viewing books laid out on tables. Nobody shaking hands with literary agents. You know. It’s really…nothing of value to authors AT ALL.
NEVER, EVER Buy THESE Book Promotion Products/Services. PERIOD.
Don’t even WORK with a publisher who upsells authors on these kinds of (bleep)…
Establishing a “Personal Connection” with Readers WILL Sell More Books – by Joshua Pantalleresco
People are waiting to discover your book. You just have to reach out…and reply.
