Sentences with phrase «set book marketing goals»

But I hope that you've set book marketing goals, as well.

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Every book needs some sort of book marketing plan — something that sets your expectations and creates achievable goals of how to promote a book that you can pursue in an orderly fashion.

Our goal on our website is to gather new business, so the entire site is set up to funnel potential authors to our book marketing services and then our contact form.

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I would like to add that in addition to a platform building and promotional plan, a comprehensive book marketing plan also includes things like defining goals and target audiences, setting a competitive price, writing a strong sales copy, designing a great book cover, and developing a budget and schedule.

There are also books on living a writer's life while maintaining your sanity, or setting goals for yourself, or how to market your work once it's published.

So you need to do one of two things; either pull out your wallet and pay a publicist a substantial sum, or you learn basic marketing principles and set down some goals and strategies that will get your book in front of the masses.

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When you set reasonable and realistic goals for your book marketing, you'll be more likely to reach them.

Just like setting daily writing goals, a time line allows you to break down the big and complicated task of marketing your book into smaller, achievable individual goals.

If you aren't marketing your book actively, interacting with readers, book bloggers, book reviewers, have no email marketing in place, haven't built up your social media, aren't blogging, haven't optimized your posts and website, have no online presence, haven't established your personal brand, pay for zero advertising... you get the gist — set low sales goals.

But as I set goals for 2014, I'm going to try a few different things with both of my book brands (habits & Internet marketing):

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In this all - inclusive video series, you will learn how to set your publishing goals, get your book edited, how to design a great cover on a budget, how to format and upload your book to ALL major retailers, how to navigate the tricky print process, how to set the right price for your book, how to secure reviews and market your book independently for success.

My single most important book marketing goal is to get our book in the hands of as many culinary enthusiasts as possible, to set the stage for the next one that will come out this summer!

Once you have identified your goal, set your book price and scheduled your promotion, you are ready to create your marketing plan.

Shawn Manaher, owner of Book Marketing Tools, kicks off 2017 with some great tips on goal setting for authors.

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