Sentences with phrase «generate buzz about your book»

Reviews are one of the best methods to generate buzz about your book, without you being the one shouting from the rooftops.

Authors and publishers can hire companies to produce a book trailer that generates buzz about a book prior to its release.

Reviews help generate buzz about your book and offer third - party validation.

The best way to generate buzz about your book is to give out preview copies before the release date.

Traditional means for generating buzz about their books work great for extroverts or authors without children at home, but what about authors who are too shy to stand up in public to discuss the topics of their books or don't want to leave their children at home while they travel the globe promoting their books?

This will generate buzz about your book and its release.

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In his book, Locke gives an example of how to utilize Twitter hashtags to generate buzz about blog posts.

On your blog you can start talking about the book before it is launched to pique the interest of your followers and generate a buzz.

In most cases, a book tour will not generate thousands of sales, but it will get reviews for your book and if done correctly, it can generate a buzz on social media about you and your book.

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But beyond the myth, our reality is that it's just as hard as ever to write a good book that generates and sustains the buzz, a book that people want to tell their friends about, a book that produces major sales.

Whether I'm speaking to a group about how to generate publicity or teaching my book promotion e-course, I always nudge people to capitalize on the day's headlines to create buzz for their charity, business or book.

With an effective book marketing plan you can target your readership, create buzz about your book, attract the media and ultimately generate more sales.