Most authors think promotion is done once they have released the book. It’s just getting started. Here are a few tips to help you promote your book.
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It’s book release day. What are you doing to promote your book? Here are a few tips I share.
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
Welcome to the first issue of Building Your Readership Newsletter. This newsletter will come out every Wednesday, and I will be sharing tips on how to build your readership. When I work with clients, I do a mini survey to see if they have the foundation for their book promotion infrastructure. Rarely do I meet an author who is ready to promote their books. I believe if you have your book promotion infrastructure in place
100 Author Project – Day 4 I signed up for the 100 Author Project. It’s a project to journal about your writing life for a whole year. Once the year is up, we submit our journal to the project. I decided to blog and share on social media my daily posts, then put them in the journal. I wanted a way to keep my thoughts and hopefully this will work for me. November I was
In the coming months I will be chatting with you about ChatGPT. I believe it’s a good tool for helping you with your writing and marketing. I will be talking more about how I use it for my writing and marketing. I hope it will be something you can use too. Each post will include prompts you can use inside ChatGTP. Today I will be focusing on using it for brainstorming. Brainstorming is one of
I trust in my ability to build intricate and believable worlds.
Today’s Promotion Fear – #8 I Can’t Toot My Own Horn A lot of writers have a hard time tooting their own horn. I will be honest and say I fall into this category. I can promote other people’s book with no problem. I love raving about other books; I’ve been doing it for years. You would think when it came to my own book, I wouldn’t have a problem. I can only speak for
I stopped by Pinterest today. Here are five pins I added to my boards. Do you need images for your promotion? Do you need fonts for Canva? Date night ideas How To Take Great Pictures When You Are Solo 57 Senses To Use In Your Writing If you would like to check out my Pinterest page or follow here’s the link.
I know social media is the place to be, but if you are not capturing your readers, you are reinventing the wheel every time you release a book. Social media is for finding new readers. You should be able to get in touch with your loyal readers – your mailing list is for that. If social media shuts down tomorrow would you be able to contact your readers? My story: I started SORMAG without a
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