Sentences with phrase «indie book marketing advice»

Join me for the latest research on indie author trends while I also provide up - to - the - minute indie book marketing advice.

Yet, according to indie book marketing advice, even ten months turnaround time is not competitive.

Not exact matches

My advice would be that authors leave the fact of their «indie - ness» off all marketing aimed at readers and let the book win on its own merit.

Having worked with traditional publishers and self - published several of her books, Massey has great advice for indie authors on independent publishing, book marketing and strategies for getting a book into bookstores, libraries and reviews.

Right now, she's releasing a new edition of How to Market a Book, so we asked her for her advice on long - term vs. short - term strategies, selling internationally as well as at home, and whether it's worth worrying about translations and foreign rights as an indie.

Peter Sandeen has a great list of leads and some good advice overall regarding conversion that you can apply to your indie author book marketing, and then there are sites like Guest Post Tracker that let you search for opportunities by topic and provide a service for tracking your submissions.

Indie authors are given an almost overwhelming amount of advice about promoting and marketing their book, a great deal of which is contradictory.

Isn't this exactly the kind of advice that's causing indie authors to rush to market with the first draft of their book, before it's gone through several rounds of rewrites and had some professional editing?

As an indie - published author, the team you put together to publish your book is as close to a professional marketing team as you're going to get, and their advice may be invaluable.

I belong to Independent Book Publishers Assoc. (IBPA) and they offer tons of great advice and marketing opportunities for indie authors and publishers.

Today I am sharing a circle of key people I follow on Google Plus who provide great advice on indie publishing, e-publishing and book marketing.

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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.

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