Content Marketing – Share valuable content related to your book’s themes, characters, or research on your blog and social media. First, I want to say thank you for taking time to read this newsletter so you can start building your infrastructure. My hope for you is these newsletters will help you improve your book promotion. Now let’s talk about content marketing. Content marketing isn’t for everyone but if you are using online promotion, it’s a
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This month inside the Building Your Readership Newsletter I’m sharing about the Book Promotion Infrastructure so I thought I’d also share the videos I did. This is Part 2.
This month inside the Building Your Readership Newsletter I’m sharing about the Book Promotion Infrastructure so I thought I’d also share the videos I did. This is Part 1.
When I work with writers, they ask me which social media platform should I be on? I ask them which platform has your readers? Most times they can’t answer that question. You need to know where your readers are hanging out online if you plan on using social media platforms. It makes know sense to be on Facebook if your readers love Instagram. Social media isn’t about you and what you like. It’s about building
Your website is your home base. You always want to bring the reader to your home. This is the place you keep them informed on what’s happening with you and your books. It is the second most important part of your promotion plan. If you can fit it into your budget, get your own site, with your name as the domain name. This makes it so easy for readers to type in your name.com to
The first issue of Building Your Readership introduced you to building your infrastructure. The following issues will be taking each component of the infrastructure and helping you build it. EMAIL LIST For me this is your number one tool when it comes to your book promotion. I don’t recommend you promote without one. Part of your promotion strategy is to meet new readers. Why do you need an email list? You can get in front