Count me as one
brand new reader who loved this piece you must have loved to write because it's so fully from the heart and soul, and of truths that will resonate with so many.
Not exact matches
Those of you
who read my blog only in a
reader or by email, will have to come online to see the preview of my
brand new luscious book cover for The Brevity of Roses.
In the last few weeks we have launched a
brand new mobile version of our website that appeals to
readers who have an iPhone or Android devices.
Add on the strategy of building an email list of
readers who love your work and you'll be able to launch and grow your author
brand to
new heights, with the aim of becoming a full time writer.
If you have 4 or more books it can be difficult to aggressively market all of them at once, but if you can position yourself as someone
who writes great books of a particular genre, then your
readers will be happy to follow your
brand and always purchase your
newest books.
But we had already
branded the blog the «old» way, so even though the blog looked better, and it was a better UI for the
reader,
readers who were used to the «old» look were probably confused by the
new one.
E.g by promoting both the publishers name and the editors name in ebook titles (and refuse to sell to stores where these are not equally as browsable attributes as author and title - unlike movies currently I only rarely know the editor / publisher of my favourite books) and redirect remaining marketing spend to fund fan /
reader groups to gain «seed knowledge» to push recommendations as to
who will like their
new authors (ie feeding «if you liked the books of Charles Stross, why not try Richard Winslade's
new opus» into amazon's recommendation engine, but with an eye to maximise the authors / editor / publishing houselong term
brand appreciation rather than short term sales through erroneous linking only to top 10 authors).
To those being born today
who will become avid
readers 15 years from now, those works will still be
brand -
new.
Broker - owners
who'd like nothing more than to get in front of the 38 million
readers of Better Homes and Gardens magazine and the 5 million unique monthly visitors to the magazine's Web site will have that chance in July when Realogy Corp. rolls out its
newest franchise
brand, Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate.
I often receive requests from
readers who are
brand new to the real estate field: They're eager to succeed, and want me to tell them which tech tools they need to start their business on strong footing.