Sentences with phrase «buying ads for your book»

Even if your books are published by a major New York house, unless you're Jonathan Franzen or Sue Grafton, chances are no one's going to be buying ads for your book or even helping you with your social media or website.

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While you can get very targeted demographics using other ad platforms, you've going to pay a lot more for that level of specificity... plus, you're never quite sure if the people you're targeting are avid readers who are likely to buy a new book.

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6) Price Well — launch the first book of your new series at 99cents; get some early reviews on there by handing out review copies before launch; buy some ads for the first couple weeks at that 99cent price point.

Give your publisher money to buy Amazon ads for your books.

Most people don't jump in the middle of the series, so I generally think of the first book as the discountable one... so I'll run a discount on Bk1 when Bk2 runs at full price and buy ads for Bk1.

Ask your publisher to buy Amazon ads for your books.

If your publisher won't buy Amazon ads on your behalf, then take the initiative to say, «I will give you $ 50 — $ 100 for a month's worth of ads to test their system on my book.»

No, you won't be able buy ads for your traditionally - published books.

Sure, someone might say what's the difference between a «buy now» button and an ad in the back of a book for other titles?

Both of our books had been out for about a year at the time and we were trying to find ways to keep interest, without a «buy my book» campaign or just doing ads over and over.

So start small, build up to bigger reviewers, then run an ad in a journal that gets sent to libraries featuring your books and your excellent, credible reviews (even so, personally, I probably wouldn't do that for most of my books... simply because the readers who buy cheap books on Kindle aren't the same buyers who go to libraries to read books).

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Because they are seeing these ads from your author page, readers who buy the book will be more likely to follow your profile and learn about your new projects — which makes your book marketing for the second book faster and cheaper.

I happen to find the Special Offers useful for discovering new books, but if you're not a fan, you can either pay $ 20 to remove them, or you can buy a version without the ads up front.

Don't just buy ads on any website promising book marketing or advertising (most of those sites are built for authors, you won't see any readers there).

Bookbub — I've mentioned these guys several times in the last few months — I've bought three ads from them for different books, and they've always been worth the money.

«But, even if you choose to read the whole thing without buying it, it's an easy thing for Google to figure out how many ads you have to see for it to generate enough revenue to replace the cost of buying the digital book.»

Now, blog tour companies will arrange book tours and reach far more people than you can with direct queries, «street teams» are the new term for coordinating your social media reach, and buying an ad from Bookbub can do more to shoot your book up the charts than just about anything.

I recently saw an ad in a national newspaper, a book for teens called Fugitive by Louise Miles, so I downloaded a sample, decided I liked it and bought it.

Hachette could easily play hardball with Amazon by taking out an ad campaign whose message was, «Amazon won't sell you our books — so we're holding a 50 % sale for anyone who wants to switch to buying ebooks from Apple, Google, Kobo or Nook.»»

Putting your ad in front of people who are already looking for a book to buy is the perfect opportunity for authors.

Because writers see these ads and expect the publisher to buy ads like that for their books.

For all you anti-book ad people, please remember that there will still be versions without ads; nobody will force you to buy books with ads!

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advertise the book with Amazon ads, using targeted keywords for the books / authors we want to show up in our also boughts.

Sure, most legitimate book awards have entry fees, but consider it a cost of doing business, just like the price for buying book ads on Amazon or BookBub.

Doing targeted marketing at fans of other similar authors in the same genre (Facebook ads etc) would be a perfectly fine strategy to find new readers for the book, and also help get that «Also bought» positioning.

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The service has 250,000 audiobooks available for download on an ad - hoc or subscription basis, but one proviso of the integration is that customers buy both the ebook and the audiobook of the same book.

Let's say 10 % of people who click an ad for her book go on to buy the book.