Sentences with phrase «reader magnets book»

Aiming it at my non-fiction author marketing side of things (and advertising my free Reader Magnets book), I'm getting subscribers through Facebook ads that cost me around a dollar, but they're earning me around $ 15, so it's just an incredible amount of ROI.

My second question is if you are doing advertising, do you market and advertise your permafree book and hope they click on the link inside to the reader magnet book or do you advertise the reader magnet book that takes them straight to the landing page and you get their email?

Not exact matches

Nick Stephenson (known for the book Reader Magnets and the Your First 10k Readers program) outlines his method of launching your book or product in his course, «Your First Six - Figure Launch».

Nick, I've been working through your book Reader Magnets and wonder how someone with a PC can get books into iBooks?

The library can be a magnet for ebook discovery and a distribution platform for helping authors self - publish... The article mostly broadens our awareness of how a library and its expert staff can help ensure that the right title finds the right reader at the right time — and how the considerable research expertise can help deepen and strengthen the research in the book.

Write a title and subtitles that will attract your ideal reader like a magnet and create a powerful desire to read your book.

I'd recommend taking the time to write a reader magnet for your series, then dive right into book 2 if you haven't done so.

Use the reader magnet to start that trickle of sales / signups, and get book 2 out as soon as you possibly can.

They've written to market, have 10 (or more) books out (and they're good, follow tropes, etc) have great blurbs, great covers, a big mailing list, a free reader magnet, and use thousands of dollars in advertisement when the book releases, yet they still don't come close to making a living (most only make a few hundred dollars after production costs).

Topics include how to analyze effectiveness of paid advertising; how to identify scams & other pitfalls; how SAFELY increase your newsletter audience (and why this is important); how to develop your newsletter strategy and why you need one; reader magnets and why they matter; why free and discount books devalue your brand, how to get creative with your platform and more.

As an author and entrepreneur, you'll need to create landing pages for your readers and followers to take action on everything from downloading your lead magnet to buying your books and courses.

Verified, new, and «most helpful» reviews are ranked more highly on your Amazon page, so efforts made to develop relationships with book bloggers and Amazon reviewers in your genre will go a long way toward making your Amazon page a reader magnet.

When you answer that question in your back cover copy, you will have a book that is a magnet to your perfect readers.

Even if selling your latest book is your primary call to action, you can also use a pop - up dialogue box to offer bonus material or other reader magnets in exchange for their email, without messing up the website design.

FB ads, offering reader magnets in my books.

We've created a portal where authors can give free books (also called reader / subscriber magnets) directly to readers who sign up for their newsletters.

These giveaways can be a book you're giving away yourself as a subscriber magnet (where readers have to sign up for your newsletter to receive a new book), or it can be a group giveaway that you're doing with other authors.

As an Indie author, I have set up a permafree book (the prequel in the series) and a reader magnet (the first book).

Basically, a subscriber magnet is an ebook that an author gives away for free to readers in an effort to encourage them to sign up for his / her newsletter and, eventually, to buy more books.

Last week I posted a question asking the group what people's long term email strategy was now that reader magnets (giving the first book away for free) is starting to fade.

I offer them a book as a magnet, a full book (either another book in the series, or a related book if it's a non-fiction book), but you don't have to offer a full book, you can offer bonus chapters, deleted scenes; or in non-fiction: cheat sheets, case studies, videos, anything you want as long as it's related to the book that the reader has just finished.