Using Other People’s Content in Your Marketing by Kelley Way
Using other people’s content in your marketing might seem like it’d be the easy way out, but it might be more trouble than it’s worth.
Using other people’s content in your marketing might seem like it’d be the easy way out, but it might be more trouble than it’s worth.
Don’t go advertising just anywhere! Take our social media advice and learn how to promote your book for the most hits and the best results.
HOW TO WRITE THE FUTURE PODCAST
by Kerry-Ann McDade · Published April 10, 2023 · Last modified April 13, 2023
In “Email Marketing and List Building for Authors with Philip Duncan, Part 3,” host Beth Barany, creativity coach, and science fiction and fantasy novelist, chats with Philip where he recommends how frequently authors...
In “Email Marketing and List Building for Authors with Philip Duncan, Part 2,” host Beth Barany, creativity coach, and science fiction and fantasy novelist, chats with Philip where he shares 3 tips on how...
In “Email Marketing and List Building for Authors with Philip Duncan, Part 1,” host Beth Barany, creativity coach, and science fiction and fantasy novelist, chats with Philip where they discuss the creative benefits of...
Book covers can make or break your marketing so it’s important to choose a cover that matches the expectations of your genre.
Book sales can be affected by many things, even with good marketing a book still needs a good cover and proper editing and formatting.
There’s more to publishing than writing and editing, a good marketing plan, including social media and local resources, can help sell books.
Dave Chesson discusses how to build an online presence with an author website and offers some simple advice on where to start.
When it comes to marketing, authors and companies can use the advantages of trademarks and brands. But what’s actually the difference between these, and how do you use them? Kelley Way explains.
by Guest Contributor · Published September 28, 2021 · Last modified September 21, 2021
Getting published is hard enough, but in addition, there are plenty of publishing scams that would love to drain your money and squander your hard work. Thao Nguyen tells us how to spot these scams.
Marilyn Flower tells us about the BYOB Challenge and how writing blog posts to develop her characters led to eventually publishing a bestselling ebook.
Deb Kastner teaches us about one of her favorite ways to market her books: Facebook takeovers. This is a fun, free way to build your brand, and generate interest in your book!
A Bevy of Options – Beginning another career can be daunting. I’ve come up with two separate categories: Things that are “free” and those that cost.
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