Five Ways to Snag Social Media Followers Into Reading Your Books Sometimes, you’ll have people follow you on social media who are in no way familiar with your books.
How To: Use Pinterest to Organize and Market Your Brand Pinterest is a social media site that prides itself on pinners perusing other pinners’ boards, sending pins, commenting and liking pins, and devising boards that express their individuality in any categories they choose such as home décor, DIYs, pets, writing, and so on. Continue Reading →
The ABCs of Author Websites Marketing your book in the 21st Century is all about social media, social media, social media. Continue Reading →
12 of the Best Book Titles Ever (And How You Can Get One Too) Last week we talked about the importance of having an aesthetically appealing book cover, and how a homemade cover can be a death sentence for your book. Continue Reading →
The One Book Blog You DON’T Want To Be Featured On Here at the Wise Ink blog, we’ve talked in length about how the biggest problem with self publishing is the stigma. Continue Reading →
4 Things Indie Authors can Learn from Indie Musicians With self-publishing on the rise (up almost 300% from 2007 to 2012 and still climbing), there are more and more resources for indie authors to share their knowledge and learn from each other. Continue Reading →
Why Word People Have to Be Visual People When They Become Indie Authors From social media marketing to book jacket design, the business of publishing is full of eye-catching visuals. Continue Reading →
The Thin Line Between Selling Your Book and Sabotaging it Selling your product, whether it is your book, an idea, or yourself, is a tough thing to do. Continue Reading →
Create the Hook That Sells Your Book “So, what’s your book about?” This is a wonderful question, but it’s also a terrifying one. Continue Reading →
