Guest Post from CC Aune: Don’t Be A Twit: Using Twitter Effectively I’ve spent six weeks building two Twitter accounts from scratch. Continue Reading →
Guest Post from Ricardo Fayet: How to Build a Reader Referral Program “Discoverability” is the hottest topic at any trade show or writers’ conference and gets dedicated at least a dozen blog posts a day on the internet; but it seems that no one has cracked it, really. Continue Reading →
Planning Your World Wide (Web) Tour Good news, indie authors: you too can feel like Beyoncé when promoting your new book by going on a world-wide tour—a World Wide Web tour, that is. Continue Reading →
8 Ways to Market Audiobooks as an Indie Author Indie and traditionally-pubbed authors who make their own audiobooks are often focusing so much on the production that when they finally have their audiobook in their (figurative) hands, they’re lost. Continue Reading →
8 Questions to Ask to Get to Know Your Readers As you write with the intention to publish, you’re no longer writing for your own pleasure. Continue Reading →
“Also Read” Recommendations and Selling Your Book Earlier this week, we talked about how competition for your book is actually a good thing, as it leads your ideal readers to your book. Continue Reading →
Why Competition is a Four-Letter Word With the increasing prevalence of ebooks, most of the press about the book industry has focused on death—the demise of Borders, the end of the print book, the eradication of reading as a popular pastime. Continue Reading →
