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BIG Movie Deal For a BookLocker Book!!! – In The News – April 16, 2020

Published on April 16, 2020 amazon, Print on demand, promoting your writing, self-publishing

Asians Arrested for “Fake News”; Most Popular Books for Each State; Amazon Employees Fired for Criticizing; Hollywood Reporter Website Attacked

How to Get More Writing Jobs (or Sell More Books) With Podcasts – by Ian Chandler

Published on March 20, 2020 book marketing, promoting your writing, writing career advice

What if there was a way you could expand your network, advertise your services, and increase your social proof (informational social influence) all at the same time?

How I Use Anniversaries to Get More Writing Assignments By Jack Smiles

Published on January 22, 2020 diversify your writing income, promoting your writing, writing career advice, writing tips

Anniversaries became a theme for my writing. I was able to find a local angle for each one, and write and sell a story about each to local newspapers.

Using RELIABLE Sources Can Increase Your Freelance Writing Income! – by Charlotte Grainer

Published on January 16, 2020 diversify your writing income, Networking, promoting your writing

If you want to give your journalistic work more credibility, AND increase your freelance income, find professional sources to back up your facts. Here’s how!

How I Learned to Promote My Own Books by Getting Paid to Promote Someone Else’s! – by Johnny Townsend

Published on January 2, 2020 book marketing, diversify your writing income, Print on demand, promoting your writing, self-publishing, traditional publishing

Promoting our own books is hard work. For many writers, promotion feels unnatural, perhaps tacky, and even a little tainted. However, I was able to develop several useful promotional skills while working for a small publisher promoting their latest release, and you can do the same!

Do Market Research BEFORE Marketing!! By Amy Keeley

Published on December 12, 2019 book marketing, Print on demand, promoting your writing, promotional pitfalls, self-publishing, traditional publishing, write that book

A successful business looks to see if there’s a demand for what it’s trying to sell…before it starts the selling process.

10 Ways to Sell More Books When Your Marketing Budget is Zero – by Angela Booth

Published on December 6, 2019 book marketing, Print on demand, promoting your writing, self-publishing, traditional publishing

You’ve got many low-cost and no-cost promotional options to choose from. Here’s the good news. Your zero-cost efforts will often out-perform paid marketing! Yes, it’s true!