Sentences with phrase «run ads for your book»

One of the best places to run ads for your book is Facebook.

There is a certain limitation to how often you can run an ad for your book.

Not exact matches

Religious publishers work hard at developing books for laypeople, and they sometimes have breakthrough successes, but they face the same marketing problems as the CHRISTIAN CENTURY - a limited budget makes it impossible to run ads in major «secular» magazines or to do a really big direct mail campaign.

Today, for instance, I can only find five ad campaigns running: one for drug company Novartus, one for a prescription benefit plan (also running in the Post's political section), a CATO Institute ad for a book, an ad from the American Council of Life Insurers and an Environmental Defense ad on global warming.

Ad man Jim Siegel says a new book and documentary about fallen governor Eliot Spitzer are «a great steppingstone» for Spitzer's comeback, adding: «I think he will run for something in a year or two.»

Instead of randomly running the book promo on every Web page in its inventory, Google tries to place the ad exclusively on pages that have some semantic connection to food - related issues — health sites, for example, or personal blogs recounting someone's battle to lose weight.

The screenshot shows just a few of the ads I have running for my books.

Long way of saying... for my frugal nature, I'd rather get an ad, have the advertised book run for free, and then hope that spurs interest in the rest of my series (which would go better if we had more books).

Although maybe it would be brighter to run an ad for an earlier book in the series.

My publisher was turned down by BookBub when they tried to run an ad for one of my books.

Yes, this is insanely low, but only because our goal is data and marketing insight to test our 4 assumptions and we aren't trying to make a profit on this experiment, just cover the cost of running multiple targeted ads on multiple books for 12 weeks.

Run $ 15 in Facebook ads to get your free book in front of the PERFECT readers (using ads now you can combine interests, so I can target people who like YA mermaid books AND Twilight, for example.

Running one ad, doing a post, or just putting your book up for free on KDP is not a marketing plan.

Most people don't jump in the middle of the series, so I generally think of the first book as the discountable one... so I'll run a discount on Bk1 when Bk2 runs at full price and buy ads for Bk1.

An occasional discount on other books in the series is fine (especially when trying to snag a bookbub ad), or possibly boxing 3 books of 5 book series and running a sale on that, but habitually running sales on all your books just trains people to wait for the sale.

Day 3 - Run an ad on Book Blast or FK Books and Tips for one of your books that already has the required minimum revBooks and Tips for one of your books that already has the required minimum revbooks that already has the required minimum reviews.

But rather than just being a static ad that leads to a click - through for the film, Fox was even more creative and ran interactive features, including fanfiction of the book in its film - named Wattpad account.

They are adopting retailer - specific Amazon ebook metadata, hold more frequent $ 0.99 and $ 1.99 sales advertised through BookBub and similar discount newsletters, run Facebook ad campaigns for their books, and the like.

The above is a Facebook ad I'm running right now for the first four books in my series.

A few days ago, I decided to try again, because I've run FB ads before and found them a great way to promote books for a reasonable cost.

So start small, build up to bigger reviewers, then run an ad in a journal that gets sent to libraries featuring your books and your excellent, credible reviews (even so, personally, I probably wouldn't do that for most of my books... simply because the readers who buy cheap books on Kindle aren't the same buyers who go to libraries to read books).

Facebook has an easy - to - set up advertising platform where you can run several ads for your books while having different covers.

When it came to marketing The Indie Author Revolution, we ran Facebook ads to increase our «likes» for the book's fan page.

I have an «starred» ad running on Jan. 6 with Book Gorilla, but as it is my first, I can't say yet if they're worth the rather high price for the listing.

They don't get to decide how much marketing budget their publisher has, or to run Amazon ads for their books.

If they run an ad for different books, they can perhaps learn which title attracts their fans the most and what type of cover seems to be the most appealing for the eyes of the beholder.

You can only run ads for your own book and, at this time, only for the US.

For instance, the first time I ran an ENT ad two years ago, I sold over 300 books.

This package offers you ad placement in two publications: the Los Angeles Times, a recipient of 43 Pulitzer awards and one of the most widely distributed newspapers in the country, and BookPage, a monthly book selection guide that has been running for over 25 years.

It's important for the publishers to highlight what will be happening with the book, ads that will run, author appearances and so on.

You won't be running ads on busses and paying for your book trailer to be shown on the local news.

Maybe run an eBook promo in that specific country, or discount your printed book for a day or so and let the ad be your sales tool to drive more attention to the book promotion.

As with any ad, whether you run it in the US or elsewhere, makes sure there's a strong call to action (CTA) for your book.

Maybe run an eBook promo in that specific country, or discount your printed book for a day or so and let the ad be your -LSB-...]

You'd need to reserve and pay for an ad in October, to run in Previews in December, for a book coming out in February.

Well, when I released a new book (only 2 this year) or ran a Bookbub ad, my earnings for those months were well over $ 100, but that wasn't the norm.

Smashwords says the move will help authors who run international BookBub ads, want to price their books for a local market, or who want to normalize their pricing amid currency fluctuations.

>> > Jurors convicted Trudeau of criminal contempt in November for defying a 2004 court order barring him from running false ads about the weight - loss book.

Professor Eugene Volokh's asking readers to help him communicate to Amazon (yes, the same company that sells his book) that the ads they run for term - paper mills are unacceptable.

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