You can
sell loads of books while you look for an agent, who then has to get a publisher.
When you add Facebook ads to the mix, you'll find that Facebook can help
you sell loads of books and grow your email list.
On the other hand, sometimes it can
sell a load of books.
Not exact matches
There are a few ways to navigate the
loads of free
books there, but the best way might be to visit the best - sellers list, which includes the top 100 best -
selling free e-
books.
Selling all the short - dated stuff and
loading up the
book with long - dated treasuries so they own mortgage backs with an average life
of around 12 years now.
I totally understand not wanting a
load of irritating ads, but what about
selling your own
books?
My first two
books were standalones and they
sell fewer than the rest
of my
books (despite
loads more reviews, blog tours, positive buzz, bigger launches, more expensive covers... etc).
The Kindle allows me to have as many
books as I can read
loaded onto the device or waiting on the cloud until room on the device is cleared, and I don't have to worry about the amount
of space available in my home, or
selling some
books to make room for more.
They are series (key to making a lot
of money with your fiction
books) and they have
loads of diehard fans (yup — that helps
sell millions
of books).
I may not have made this clear, but there are
loads of much better ways to build an author platform, attract readers, and
sell books.
You'll feel more comfortable once you make your decision because one
of the things that I have seen so many times happen to other people is their partners get so invested in their creative career, that if they don't make huge money right away and
sell a boat
load of books right away they start to withdraw and get disappointment because they were thinking
of it like writers in a movie or on TV, like Castle.
In addition, the
book page has
loads of information — there are user reviews, user lists and discussions, and a lot
of information authors just don't get for physical
books sold outside
of Amazon.
I've read a lot
of «How [successful writer] promoted their
book and
sold loads» pieces and they can be a little thin on what they actually did to achieve the amount
of readers they did.
Author # 1 turned down the offer, then went on to
sell a crap -
load of books the moment their latest
book went on sale.
They
loaded it onto Amazon with the old date and when she asked why, she was told that they could not update the Amazon information to match the new
book copyright date until she
sold X number
of books.
For self - publishing authors, we could do a flawless
book launch and
sell thousands
of copies, but if the readers aren't happy, negative reviews will build up on our Amazon page and make the
book increasing difficult to
sell (although, I've seen
loads of books with lots
of negative
book reviews that continue to
sell well.
There are
loads of so - so
books that
sold a lot
of copies thanks to the fact they have amazing marketing.
The good news is self - publishing no longer requires a huge upfront cost to print
loads of your
books anymore and store them in your garage to
sell later.
Robert Kiyosaki, the author
of the best -
selling book «Rich dad Poor dad `, said debt is like a
loaded gun.