Sentences with phrase «indie author forums»

As a result, they built an incredible product that was a perfect match for market need, but they launched it with no marketing plan apart from a few posts to some influential indie author forums (namely the Writer's Cafe at Kboards.com and a blog post at Passive Voice).

I knew that Babelcube, although most likely the largest platform, had a reputation for poor customer service on some indie author forums.

I have left the writers Cafe at kboards and started my own indie author forum, Joe.

Couple of months ago in another indie authors forum I found this ESP called Mailer lite, they are not so branded, but offers great service at low prices (you can check it upon this link: https://www.mailerlite.com/authors, but up to 1» 000 subscr it was forever free plan).

Not exact matches

Indie Author, Self - Published Author, Hybrid Author, Published Author, Blog Author, Forum Author.

You: «Indie Author, Self - Published Author, Hybrid Author, Published Author, Blog Author, Forum Author.

Well, if the frequent and often heated discussions on the Amazon KDP forums are anything to go by, many authors feel offering one's book for free devalues it, the author herself and thus all indie authors.

A suggestion for a future article would be a list of your recommendations for reader forums Indie Authors should get involved in, and how to best create relationships without the «hit - em - over-the-head» self - promo that predominates.

There are so many indie authors» forums, Kindle Boards, authors» groups, etc..

I made some connections and soon I found Kindleboards, an online networking forum for Kindle owners and Indie authors.

I am starting this new forum because I thought many of you would be very interested in how one of our fellow TBMN members and indie author, Ken Magee, was able to achieve some pretty notable success.

Member Advice Forum for Professional Members (running an indie author business and selling rights)

I follow a few indie publishing blogs and forums and most of the authors hoping to establish their name (build a fan base), talk about releasing new books every six months — or less.

The Kboards Writer's Cafe (a popular forum where indie writers hang out and discuss the industry) is chock full of threads about the evils and praises of Kindle Unlimited and how something that might have worked in 2012, now doesn't, and on and on, but there is no denying that new authors are coming onto the scene and seeing a lot of success all the time, even in 2016 as they did in 2011 - 2012.

Ibidun replied to the topic SELF - e — Connecting Indie Authors, Libraries and Readers in the forum Self - Pub U 3 weeks ago

Theresa M Moore replied to the topic SELF - e — Connecting Indie Authors, Libraries and Readers in the forum Self - Pub U 1 month, 3 weeks ago

The marketing advice most indie - authors are given is twofold: establish an internet presence in forums and on social networking sites, and solicit book bloggers to review their book.

They dive - bomb forum threads, comment off - topic on blog posts and generally make a nuisance of themselves — and a bad name for indie authors in general.

Listening in on forums for readers for some length of time, I learned that they (we) look at the «Look Inside», the price, and the cover to determine if it is an indie author... some seek us out and some avoid us... but no reader, reviewer or book seller is going to be «fooled» by our imprint.

In late 2011 I joined the Kboards, an online forum that had become a hotbed of information for indie authors trying to make inroads in selling digital books.

3) The intermingling of indie authors with blogger, beta readers, other authors, forum friends, Facebook friends, has created a web where one bad apple can spoil a whole bunch (which is a combination of 1 and 2)

«To my knowledge, there is no other private forum where such «power authors» with an indie mindset can get together to talk about possibilities across genres, across territories, and across formats, to see what new avenues might be possible for authors.»

As I scrolled down to the bottom of the page to look at the latest Amazon forum posts, the first discussion on the list was titled «How to avoid Indie authors» so you know I just had to see what this was all about.

My website is a review and indie author feature site on which I post reviews of books I've read (primarily indie novels) as well as help out other indie authors by giving them a forum on which to post.

So many indie authors get their start writing on creative writing role playing forums.