Not exact matches
Reviews are social proof that help
potential buyers make that decision whether to buy or not, in the small window we have before they go and browse the next
book.
Make sure you let
potential buyers know that you got a review on Kirkus or Sci Fi Magazine or that Bill Gates loved your
book.
This allows
potential buyers to preview contents before
making a decision to purchase your
book and also improves your
book's searchability on Amazon.
Make it easy for
potential book buyers to connect with you and learn more about your writing — and purchase your
book.
Your
book cover is the first thing
potential buyers will see... they will
make a buy or no - buy decision based largely on your cover and title.
This step is crucial as the wrong
book cover can
make or break whether a
potential buyer samples or buys your
book.
You must create a unique
book title, one which after reading it, may
make the
potential buyer very curious enough to click further.
You can also
make sure to link your
books to trending topics as these topics get more views from readers, which could attract
potential buyers / readers for your
books.
Your
book cover design is a marketing tool that needs to
make an impact on your
potential buyers, this is their first impression.
Also
make it easy for
potential buyers to buy
book possibly through a link in the ebook.
This is your sales pitch to millions of
potential book buyers — don't
make it boring!
Your Kindle
book cover is going to quite literally
make or break a great multitude of
potential readers /
buyers into deciding whether or not they're going to roll the dice on your particular
book or not.
The first step is
making sure your Amazon
book page has a solid description about your
book enticing
potential buyers.
One - sheets are exactly what the name imnplies: concise statements summarizing everything that
potential book buyers,
book sellers, and event planners need in order to
make a commitment to buy the author's
book or invite them to speak.
If you feel that there are
potential buyers your literary agent can not reach, or you or anyone other than the agent has the opportunity to
make a deal that the agent can not
make, you can
make an exception in the contract for that specific situation or you can let the agent earn the commission even if someone else sold your
book during the exclusivity period.
But I've found that if you're going to self - pub, and if you want to be taken as seriously as people who professionally publish via the traditional routes, then you're going to have to work as hard as the traditional publishers do to
make a
book present itself well to
potential buyers.
For some reason, this
made me kinda sad, as it hardly seems like they're putting the Kindle's best foot forward with a display with a broken unit, which is not only useless (and ugly) to look at, but reminds
potential buyers that you do have to be more careful with a Kindle than with a paper
book.
One effective way is to
make sure your Amazon
book page is optimized to increase traffic and engage
potential book buyers.
This content gives
potential buyers more to
make their purchase decision on when they come to your
book page than just a title and price.
You can lead a horse [
potential book buyer] to water [a
book], but you can't
make it drink.
Make your new
book visible to
potential readers and
buyers, wherever people gather.