Use Snapseed to quickly edit images to make them just right for your blog posts, social media, newsletters and maybe even your book covers.
The Author-in-the-Headlights Syndrome
Author in the Headlights Syndrome is common when you realize you will be doing the majority (or all) of the book marketing for your book.
Can You Sell Your Books in Bite (Byte) Size Chunks?
Selling books is not getting easier. Would offering your book in small bites rather than the whole enchilada be a beneficial strategy?
Use Expert Sources To Generate Local Book Publicity
Generate local market publicity for anyone you quoted or referenced in your nonfiction book using a fill-in-the-blanks press release template.
How Can I Promote My Book For Free?
Every author wants to know how to get the word out about his or her book. The most effective marketing that an author can do doesn’t involve paying money.
9 Reasons Authors Need Newsletters
Newsletters are a valuable tool, but at the same time, it is also very easy to be intimidated by the idea of putting out a newsletter.
Book Promotion: Do This, Not That – May 2019
Authors attempting to get their books into bookstores and onto the shelves of retailers often give up as soon as they receive their first “no thank you.”
Grammar, a Marketing Idea, Helvetica Now, and Pitching Junk
A bit of miscellany today: Get the “Out” Out When did the word “out” invade the rest of our verbs? It’s everywhere, and deserves to be eliminated. Some examples: Tweet out Report out When did this sneak in? “Out” in these contexts adds nothing, since the idea of “sending it out” is inherent in both […]
Don’t Reinvent the Publishing Wheel … Discover the Freedom of Repurposing
By Judith Briles Not a week goes by when I don’t get an email or a phone call with an “I don’t know what to write about” statement from an author. Some who are in the newbie realm; others who have been publishing for years. The subject could be a blog. Adding to the ezine. […]
Sell More Books With Guest Blogging
There’s no question that guest blogging helps sell books. But it’s a powerful book marketing tactic for other reasons, too.
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