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I'm Peter Cohen, principal of SaaS Marketing Strategy Advisors, and the author of the «Practical Advice on SaaS Marketing» blog.

From freelancers looking for a nudge to pitch new markets to new authors preparing to self - publish, many types of writers find helpful advice on this site.

My advice would be that authors leave the fact of their «indie - ness» off all marketing aimed at readers and let the book win on its own merit.

While we authors are responsible for building our own brands, we receive a great deal of support and advice from HI on promo, and have a forum in which we can ask questions and get direct answers from the editors, marketing people etc which is available to everyone.

It tells would - be authors what agents and editors look for in book proposals, with advice on how you can tailor your book proposal for the market at which you're aiming.

Having worked with traditional publishers and self - published several of her books, Massey has great advice for indie authors on independent publishing, book marketing and strategies for getting a book into bookstores, libraries and reviews.

If you're an author looking for marketing advice for Facebook, there is no shortage of tips and advice on how to optimize your page or profile.

«I'm so grateful to the Author Marketing Club because they helped me connect with other authors and gave me great advice on how to self publish my ebook.»

They help authors with lots of free book marketing advice on their website — http://www.selfpublishingteam.com.They even have a very useful «book marketing kit» which you get if you sign - up for their newsletter.

«As a new author it is difficult to find good advice on how to market your book.

Here, they will find the help and advice they need to write, edit, publish and market their books without being taken advantage of by the many author scams that prey on indies.»

A publicist and a publishing consultant offer their advice on design, distribution, and long - term marketing strategies to the author.

In a continuing series, Deborah W. Englander consults an author and events manager, as well as a CEO of a book - marketing firm, to provide self - published author Jonathan R. Miller valuable book - industry advice on his novel The Two Levels.

Welcome Kayelle Allen — one of my favorite go - to people who always has brilliant marketing advice for authors — read all about it here on RU!

As a semi-new author, the internet is flooded with information on marketing, and no two advice articles are the same.

This will help more authors discover the free book marketing tips and advice I offer on this site and in the free Build Book Buzz newsletter.

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Guest Author: Dana Michelle Burnett When I wrote my first book, I followed the advice on all the book marketing blogs and began trying to sift through all the information.

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My best advice to aspiring authors is to reach out to people to help you stay on task and utilize the materials that Balboa offers to you (e.g., access to the marketing department, public relations and the editors).

Kate Tilton, Connecting Authors & Readers focuses on social media tips, publishing advice, book marketing how - tos, writing tips, the weekly Twitter chat #K8Chat, book reviews, author gif interviews, and so much more.

Next week, author Jordan Ring will be doing a guest post to share his thoughts and experiences on marketing and promotion, along with some good advice and tips.

Authors have to be engaged in marketing and connecting with an audience and this book gives practical, insightful, helpful advice on how to do that.

You can also join her «indie author life» Facebook group for advice on self - publishing and marketing.

I have wrote a few interview articles on a self - published author named Nicola Matthews and asked her what she thought about your advice to market something besides the book when it came to writing fiction.

Geraldine Somerset presents Authors: How to Reach Readers in the Age of the Algorithm posted at Self Publishing Advice, saying, «'' It's a marathon, not a sprint,» says ALLi's US Advisor Jane Friedman, in this comprehensive article on how online search algorithms are changing the challenges of book marketing for self - published and trade - published authorsAuthors: How to Reach Readers in the Age of the Algorithm posted at Self Publishing Advice, saying, «'' It's a marathon, not a sprint,» says ALLi's US Advisor Jane Friedman, in this comprehensive article on how online search algorithms are changing the challenges of book marketing for self - published and trade - published authorsauthors alike.

Keith Ogorek, senior vice president of marketing for Author Solutions and a published author, offers his advice on how to get your book publAuthor Solutions and a published author, offers his advice on how to get your book publauthor, offers his advice on how to get your book published.

Keith Ogorek, senior vice president of marketing for Author Solutions, offers his advice on how to get your book published.

Join me for the latest research on indie author trends while I also provide up - to - the - minute indie book marketing advice.

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My advice to authors is always the same: No matter where you are on your publishing journey, start marketing now.

I remember reading articles saying I could write a novel in three months if I simply wrote ten pages a day, I remember an article one writers» magazine that said a good way to break into the market was writing porn, and I've seen too many books on How To Be A Published Author written by people have have written nothing else but these advice books.

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Greg Triggs, self - published author of «The Next Happiest Place on Earth,» shares his writing advice and marketing tips with Author's Dauthor of «The Next Happiest Place on Earth,» shares his writing advice and marketing tips with Author's DAuthor's Digest.

The marketing advice most indie - authors are given is twofold: establish an internet presence in forums and on social networking sites, and solicit book bloggers to review their book.

According to Fraser J. Hay, the owner of Grow Your Business Club UK, AMC is the «single best marketing resource for all the authors on the planet who want to maximize their revenues and leverage the true power of professional advice.»

We can offer advice on a blog and then come up with some publishing and marketing services we can provide at low cost for struggling authors.

THANK YOU so much for such good advice on book marketing and author branding!

Belinda Griffin on Self Publishing Advice From The Alliance Of Independent Authors Opinion: Why Authors Need to Budget for Book Marketing «It's generally accepted that for a self - published book to stand any sort of chance it needs to be professionally edited and have a professionally designed cover.

(Authors often tell me that the marketing advice that I include in my books on self - publishing is easily worth the price of the entire book.

We cover the seven processes of publishing — editorial, design, production, distribution, marketing, promotion and licensing publishing rights — here week on week, together with writing advice and how to run an indie author business.

He offers some advice for authors on finding the right partner for joint marketing plans.

While the original poster may need some advice on his tone, the idea that traditionally published authors don't do any marketing and sales work is just wrong.

Learn from those who have gone before you, including: - interviews with successful authors - both traditional and self - published - advice on getting published and dealing with agents - advice on writing and marketing your books - social media success stories and step - by - step tutorials - trends in digital publishing - advice on publishing careers - and much more!

Today, Publishing Talk aims to offer advice to new and aspiring authors on writing, publishing, and marketing books.

I'm Peter Cohen, principal of SaaS Marketing Strategy Advisors, and the author of the «Practical Advice on SaaS Marketing» blog.

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I'm Peter Cohen, principal of SaaS Marketing Strategy Advisors, and the author of the «Practical Advice on SaaS Marketing» blog.

Jon Gordon, author of The No Complaining Rule: Positive Ways to Deal With Negativity at Work shares advice on how to come out ahead in this tough market.