Book cover design never stands still. The purpose of a book cover is to catch the eye, attract readers and make a particular book stand out on the shelves.
This Week in the Blogs, August 31 – September 6, 2019
Blogs for Self-Publishers, August 31 – September 6, 2019 including Anne R. Allen, Boni Wagner-Stafford, David Gaughran, Emmanuel Nataf and C. Hope Clark
Publishing Your Book Is Changing on Amazon Kindle
There’s nothing like actually going through the publishing process on Amazon Kindle, again, to refresh yourself on our rapidly changing self-pub world.
Engineer Success with a Good Marketing Strategy
Marketing your book is actually a bigger challenge than writing the book. Pre-planning your marketing strategy will go a long way to achieving your goals.
This Week in the Blogs, August 24 – 30, 2019
Blogs for Self-Publishers, August 24 – 30, 2019 including Mary Locke, Arthur Klepchuko, Kristen Lamb, Stephanie Chandler, Porter Anderson, Anne R. Allen, and Keri-Rae Barnum
You CAN Tell an (e)Book by Its Cover
“You can’t tell a book by its cover” holds true in most of our lives, one place where it doesn’t, ironically, is in publishing.
e-Book Cover Design Awards, July 2019
e-Book Cover Design Awards, July 2019 including JD Smith, Teddi Black, Tanja Prokop, Derek Shupert, Justin Zyla, Heidi Sutherlin, and many more.
Self-Publishing: The Carnival of the Indies Issue #107
Self-Publishing: The Carnival of the Indies Issue #107 including Anne R. Allen, Nate Hoffelder, Iola Goulton and many more
6 Goals for Your Newsletter Welcome Emails
“Welcome emails” are sent in order to build a connection with customers, and you’re going to use them to form a bond with your newsletter subscribers.
Book Promotion as a Public Service
Book marketing isn’t about “blowing your own horn.” It’s about sharing information about your book. Making this mental shift is essential.
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