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
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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
What’s on your agenda for December? Here Are 31 Things To Do: Read a good book Work on your book Share your top books for the year Write a review Color a few sheets Work on a craft project Spend time with a friend Call a friend you haven’t talked in a while Enjoy a piece of cake or pie Make cookies Schedule your promotion so you have time to relax. Buy promotion ads for
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Segment Your Email List: Personalize your email marketing by segmenting your list based on reader preferences, purchase history, and engagement levels. As you grow your email list, start segmenting your subscribers instead of having one large list. This helps with sending out emails to your list. You can have a list for: Newsletter subscribers. Readers who purchased your book. Readers you met at events. Readers who signed up for your freebies. It takes a few
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