Sentences with phrase «of a blog tour»

As a result, you may sell significantly more audiobooks than you would as part of a blog tour.

Until recently, I'd never heard of a blog tour and now, thanks to some extremely accommodating and awesome bloggers, I'm doing one.

Authors can track the success of a blog tour with book sales, as the tour is conducted authors can log in to their selling platforms and view their sales.

I have been studying the idea of a blog tour now for some time and getting ideas from different people about the subject.

There are a lot of blog tour companies out there — and you may try a few different ones just to see how they work out.

One often overlooked advantage of blog tours is that inevitably the blogger will link to your book Web site.

How can an author track the efficacy of a blog tour (click - through rate, impressions, purchases etc.)?

It is more about the positives of blog tours and what I think of packaging.

A good goal is to get featured on between 10 and 20 blogs during the span of your blog tour.

For me, the goal of a blog tour is more about exposure.

The purpose of a blog tour is getting your book out there in front of a wider audience, and not everyone will love everything they read.

To be perfectly honest with you, as the ease and affordability of a blog tour lost its shine, I developed mixed feelings about blog tours.

Step Six: Several days before the start of the blog tour, send all participants the images, blurb, bio and tour list.

I have heard of authors who are disappointed with the sales results of blog tours.

The most time consuming portion of the blog tour — the research — starts well before your book is released.

I love being a part of these blog tours because I just love seeing so many different bloggers take on seasonal decor in their home.

If you've never heard of a blog tour before, the best way I can think to describe it is like a digital version of a book signing — a place where your target readers are hanging out — so you can meet them and tell them about your book.

In this short eBook, you'll learn what the benefits of blog tours, how to find tour hosts, and how to plan and organise your very own book blog tour.

O'Shea found that much of the blog tour action that authors embark on these days ends up targeting writers, because those are the people connected to our social media circles.

O'Shea found that much of the blog tour action that authors embark on these days ends up targeting writers, because -LSB-...]

I'm always excited by the publication of memoirs about LGBTQ families, and I'm happy to be part of the blog tour for Lara Lillibridge's memoir Girlish: Growing Up in a Lesbian Home (Skyhorse Publishing), on its launch date and book birthday.

Disclosure: As part of of the blog tour with Scholastic all participants and receiving a stipend and a copy of the dictionary.

The lovely ladies at Regally Soled featured me as part of the blog tour series... Which means I get to share the following with y ’ all:

Yea, as for blog tours, it's a tough call — many authors just don't do the work to make the most of the blog tour stops (visiting each stop, sharing and posting, interacting with the blog tour host), so it's kind of a «meh» overall.

Amanda Hocking inspired him to name a particular type of blog tour a Blogpalooza.

A raffle program will run for the duration of the blog tour.

For instance, I've reviewed books as part of a blog tour several times; I'd never heard Amazon didn't allow that, and certainly the tour hostess never mentioned it, either.

As I was reading, it occurred to me that a discussion of blog tours from the perspective of a blogger might be of interest and potentially of value for authors, whether they're doing the hard work of putting a tour together on their own or hiring one of the many blog tour operators to coordinate the effort.

The concept of a blog tour is to is to find blogs that share a similar audience and create an online «tour» by providing content for multiple blogs to draw attention to your book and expand your audience.

I've done a couple of blog tours tied with book launches and especially appreciated how diligent the bloggers were at posting their reviews on sites like Amazon and Goodreads as well as their own blogs: that really helped my books get early traction.

Discover how to harness the power of a blog tour to your advantage.

As I am getting ready to launch my first book and learning the ropes in the cyber world I have been thinking about getting my book on some sort of a blog tour or to a blogger.

«So basically the idea of a blog tour is you find a certain number of review blogs or blogs in your niche market who will do interviews or a review or things like that about your book so that their readers can be exposed to what you're doing.»

If you've never heard of a blog tour before, the best way I can think -LSB-...]

Self - published authors aren't the only ones taking advantage of blog tours, even large publishers and many bestselling authors are going on interviews and blog posts of bloggers and interviewers from around the web.

In this short eBook, you'll learn what the benefits of blog tours, how to find tour hosts and organise your very own book blog tour.

What a thrill to be part of the blog tour for Sewing School 2: Lessons in Machine Sewing!

I am part of a blog tour with Sondra Lyn At Home.

I am part of a blog tour with Sondra Lyn At Home.

It's been a long time since I was part of a blog tour, but I had to hop on this one because the two blouses that comprise the tour are exactly the kinds of tops I reach for to wear under cardigans in the winter and in the summer to wear alone.

This was a great interview and if you've never heard of blog tours, if you have but you weren't sure what they were all about, or even if you have done a blog tour before, Alana has tons of great information.

On this blog, you can find various articles about the writing process, learning the ropes, and interviews with authors to allow readers know them more; this post is part of a blog tour I've been invited to by fellow author Jill Marsh.

Would you be willing to share a memorable moment from one of your blog tours?