Sentences with phrase «personal book marketing plan»

I like to plan out everything, so I'm using a lot of these suggestions in my own personal book marketing plan.

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Picking a publication date that fits with your personal life, relevant holidays (a book on motherhood might be more easily promoted if it is published the week of Mother's Day, for instance), and what else is on the market is a great way that indie authors get to plan their promotions early on to best suit their sales.

For those seeking even further advice, the book can be purchased with a premium upgrade accessing audio content and a personal session with Joanna Penn, but my own reading of this new book sufficed to fill in a lot of holes in my own marketing plans.

Creating a book marketing and publicity plan is a necessity for indie authors and it's advisable for even most traditionally - published authors to set up some personal market tactics to execute in tandem with their publishers» efforts.

Colin has written six books including «Building Wealth in the Stock Market,» which teaches his personal investment plan, and «Think like the Great Investors,» in which he outlines the common cognitive errors and biases in decision - making based on behavioural finance and much more.