Sentences with phrase «big email list»

I also use book giveaways to build big email lists (and get more traffic).

The prominent blogs on both sides have large but still niche audiences, just as talk radio hosts, politicians and environmental groups with big email lists do.

I believe them, but I honestly don't have a very big email list yet, so I can't speak through much experience.

The first question a publisher asks you is how big your email list is.

Just about all Digital Strategists want bigger email lists: who wouldn't want more supporters to talk to, mobilize and fundraise from?

Particularly because a lot of cases from most ecommerce businesses, they don't have a big email list of people who are in the research phase.

A big email list of small donors was key to Obama's victory in 2008, and here again we see a tool often ignored in favor of flashy social media actually proving to be decisive.

Maybe you have a big email list — offer to feature the brand in your weekly newsletter to sweeten the pot!

But how do you get a big email list?

This course is specifically for people WITHOUT an established «audience» in the form of a big email list or social media following.

What you want to do is build a big email list of readers before you publish (I used book giveaways to find 8500 readers of my genre).

After you have a big email list, you can build a relationship with those readers directly, send them a review copy of the book or tell them when it's available for free, and ask for reviews.

«The one with the biggest email list wins» is the current mantra of pretty much every book marketer on the planet.

In a year or two, after you've finished the next one, you'll have a big email list and it will be easy to make it a bestseller).

by Anne R. Allen «The one with the biggest email list wins» is the current mantra of pretty much every book marketer on the planet.

Which kind of sucks, because it means that if you have a strong author platform, a big email list or legions of fans who can post quick reviews, those reviews might be deemed «suspect» and possibly removed.

Once you've signed up with their service, they'll alert everyone on their big email lists that your book is free and ready to read!

But also, Chris is traditionally published, and he got traditionally published by building an active following, a popular blog with lots of traffic, and a big email list.

2) The bigger the email list, the better: BookBub claims to have a million subscribers and others like Book Gorilla and ENT somewhere between 70,000 to 300,000.

If you can master this process you'll be able to build a bigger email list, you'll be able to sell more books, and you'll be a more successful self - published author.

Yes, it's a small percentage, but the bigger your email list gets, the more people are gonna buy from you.

Use giveaways to build a big email list of readers of my genre.

I built a big email list with giveaways and research, and have been in the top 8,000 or so since launch — but that's price at 99cents and I feel like I'm hanging on by my fingernails.

Sites that have big email lists.

Target exactly when your books appear on Amazon — without spending a lot of time or money Sell more books (old ones and new ones) See more continuous sales, rather than a spike that plummets Get a higher Amazon Best Seller Rank and category rank Increase your pages read (if you're in Kindle Unlimited) Build a bigger email list AND get more traffic to your website, products, or services

You can't sell books without reviews; you need a big email list and lots of free books to get reviews.