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Yearly Archives : 2025
There’s no such thing as a perfect guy, but Xavier Rush comes disastrously close. A gorgeous veterinarian giving Greek god vibes—all while cuddling a tiny kitten? Immediate yes. That is until Xavier opens his mouth and proves that even sculpted gods can say the absolute wrong thing. Like, really wrong. Of course, there’s nothing Samantha loves more than proving an asshole wrong . . . unless, of course, he can admit he made a mistake.
I released my book last week. To my surprise it hit the best sellers and new release list. One of my book promotion plan goals was to release to the top 100. In the past I’ve worked with clients and helped them reach the best seller and new release lists. I’ve even helped them reach the International best seller list. However, we had a book promotion team of 25 or more people pushing the book.
I did it! I turned my Kindle Vella book into an ebook. Today is the release date. For the presale, it debuted as #1 New Release in the Public Relations category. I was excited to see readers buying it before it was released. Promoting a book is hard especially online but I’m excited to see how many new readers I reach. Ready to grow your audience and promote your book with confidence? Building Your Readership:
Market Research for Authors—Where Do Your Readers Hang Out? April 22 – 8pm Eastern Discover the best places to find and connect with your readers, from social media platforms to niche communities, so you can market where it matters most. 90 Minute Training Workbook Replay Click To Sign Up
For the month of April let’s talk about using your email list for book promotion. I’m currently working on bring my Kindle Vella books to print and I know my email list will be a big part of that plan. I will be sharing my journey with you and hopefully offering tips for you to start using your email list more for book promotion. If you don’t have an email list. Here are a few
I’m listening to a podcast called Black History Has History. Here’s the link – https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/black-romance-has-a-history/id1754863314?i=1000660715096 It brought back beautiful memories of 1994 and being introduced to Black Romance. My first Black historical romance was Night Song by Beverly Jenkins. I was beyond excited. As a longtime historical romance reader, discovering a book with Black characters was thrilling. I first saw an ad for it in Romantic Times, and I knew I had to have it.
Make It an Event Victoria transformed her book signing into an engaging experience by incorporating a Q&A session with Ron A. Austin as the moderator. Ron asked insightful questions about the inspiration and research behind the book, giving the audience a deeper understanding of her creative process. They also opened the floor for audience questions, and the discussion that followed was both lively and insightful. A standard book signing is great but turning it into
Welcome to my spot! Welcome to my spot! Thank you for taking the time to stop by and check out what’s happening with me. You can see what books I have. What classes I offer, sign up for my email list and read my blog. Save this site in your favorites and drop me a line when you can. Tell me about your blog so I can visit. CONTACT ME – lchwriter@gmail.com Who Is LaShaunda
The Art of Networking for Authors Networking is a crucial skill for authors. Building relationships is at the core of what I teach, and I strongly believe that my books, Building Online Relationships and Building Your Readership, would not have come to fruition without the power of networking. The authors who encouraged me to write a book about book promotion and my mentor, Sylvia Hubbard, who told me about Kindle Vella, all played a significant role in my
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