Six ways that reviews can help market your book
Here’s our top six ways in which reviews can help you market your book and increase its sales
How can Goodreads help with your book marketing?
Goodreads is the world’s largest website for readers, authors and book recommendations. Readers can search for new books, new authors, share reviews, and keep track of what they’ve read. And because there are so many readers on the site, it’s a great place for authors to make their presence known and engage with their readers. […]
Amazon’s number 1 business author shares his self-publishing secrets
I came across a great podcast just the other day, where Steve Scott – an Amazon best-selling, self-published author – shares his experience and tips. If you’re writing a book, there’s some invaluable advice in this podcast, which shouldn’t be missed. Steve Scott has mastered the art of regularly publishing business books that people genuinely […]
How to market your book
We’ve come up with a nice little analogy about your book being on Amazon. Imagine your book as a product available in a shop on a shelf somewhere; it exists but it’s not out in the open for everyone to see. Sure, people might stumble across it by chance at some point but it will […]
How to promote your ebook
It might be worth considering a handful of promotion sites to drive sales of your ebook if your book is attracting quality reviews.
The benefits of a targeted media campaign
A well targeted media campaign can result in coverage that generates interest in your book and drives sales.
What does success look like?
Marketing is an essential part of the publishing process – getting your book talked about and read. Here’s someone who took his book marketing seriously – to great success.
Super Thursday – being creative about marketing
Ultimately the aim of marketing in publishing is to get people talking about your book and interested in your book
How important are favourable book reviews?
Amazon has published its bestsller lists for 2012. Many of the top selling books do not have a high rating so can marketing overcome poor reviews?