Sentences with phrase «find other authors in their genre»

Newsletter swaps is a system whereby authors can find other authors in their genre who also have a newsletter mailing list full of readers, and they can then exchange book recommendations.

So how do you find these other authors in your genre to network with?

This directory is intended to help Romance authors find other authors in their genre and network with them on Facebook.

Not exact matches

Cross-promote by finding other e-book authors who write in your genre.

It's also worth finding out whether you've received a fair offer — as in, an offer that's on par with other comparable authors in your genre or category.

Find online - savvy authors in your genre — or compatible genres — who like to blog, are on Facebook or Twitter, or release content in other interesting ways (like podcasting).

-- Networking with other authors in your genre for mutual support and benefit — Finding ways to bring a lot of traffic to your and your book (like guest - posting)

Find another author in your genre and offer to send book announcements to each other's mailing lists.

When it comes to author events, many stores find that certain genres are more successful than others in drawing crowds.

I find that these promotions, run alongside other authors in my genres, are the most satisfying and successful.

You can find them by searching for book bloggers, also by following other authors in your genre or area of expertise to see who's reading them.

The best way to find an editor is by asking for recommendations from other authors who have published quality, successful books in your genre.

On the other hand, getting together with fellow authors in your genre to do a joint sale or promotion can be very successful, as I found out teaming up with other members of the «Official Chick Lit Group» on Facebook.

You need to find the right sorts of followers — the ones that follow other authors that write in a similar genre.

One of my favorite ways to find key hashtags that your ideal reader uses is to look at what hashtags other successful authors in your genre are using.

Most authors like reading; for pleasure, to find out how others write successful books in the genre or genres that interest them, or both.

Go to the Etsy home page and type in some keywords to find other authors who are selling similar books in your genre.

Like the collections found in the Kindle app, you can organize the Nook books that you've purchased into shelves — group by genre, author, or any other scheme that suits your needs.

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.

If you haven't spent time finding new industry people or other authors in your genre to follow, do that now.

So I think if people can... Or ask other authors, so especially indies, look at the back of people's books and find editors in your genre and then basically, I can't even remember how I found Jen.