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.
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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:
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
Mastering Book Reviews I believe getting reviews for a book is harder than selling a book. Your average reader won’t leave a review. Not because they didn’t enjoy the book but because they don’t enjoy writing reviews, or they never consider writing one. In this issue, we will focus on trying to convince those who never considered writing a review. I will share five ways to invite this reader to write a review for your
Building Your Readership #17 – Implementing Your Plan Before I share more tips on building your readership, I want to thank you for taking time each week to read this newsletter. You are here every week which means you are ready to build your readership and that puts a smile on my face. I know how hard it is to be consistent especially when it comes to book promotion. I’ve given you a lot of
Building Your Readership Newsletter – Issue 16 – Promotion Stages #5 Long-term promotion: How do you plan on keeping your book visible? For me long-term promotion is all about your book promotion strategy. If you have a promotion plan you are on the path to long term promotion. Here are five strategies I suggest you include in your plan. Develop a content engagement strategy to keep the book visible across various platforms. This can include
Building Your Readership Newsletter – Issue 15 – Promotion Stages -#4 Ongoing Promotion Ongoing promotion is probably the hardest part about promoting after the release of the book because most authors are focused on writing the next book. We are told the next book sales more books. Some authors take this to heart and tell themselves they don’t have time to promote. They stop promoting and begin to see a decrease in book sales. As
Building Your Readership Newsletter – Issue 14 – Promotion Stages -#3 Post Launch You’ve released your book. Had an amazing launch party. Sold hundreds of books. Now what’s next? If you don’t plan on this being your last book, I’m sure you’re already working on the next one. So, my advice will be about marketing the one you just released. When I work with authors, they are so excited about the release that never even
Building Your Readership Newsletter – Issue 13 – Promotion Stages – # 2 Book Launch Are you prepared for your book launch? In this issue I share seven stages to prepare for your book launch. Most authors when they think of book launch, they think of the book launch party. Which is the last part of the book launch, the celebration. 7 Steps To A Book Launch Your book launch is a step-by-step introduction to
10. Events – What events can you attend to meet new readers and network. I’ve found one of the best ways to meet new readers is by attending events. Live, online or both, if they have your readers, try to attend as many you can afford to attend. Remember that budget I told you about? Hopefully you added the cost of events because they can be costly. Select the ones that fit into your budget,
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