Sentences with phrase «speaking with any book marketing»

You will know, right away, if you get a «not so good» feeling when speaking with a book marketing firm.

When you're speaking with any book marketing or PR company, you should request a tailored proposal that is designed to market your book to your reader in your category.

Not exact matches

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When I came up with the idea for my first book, 101 Ways to Market Your Business, I spoke to a number of people in marketing about it.

Your book can be used as a high - quality marketing tool and potentially earn you additional side income from new customers (or users), speaking gigs and consulting jobs, along with these benefits:

In preparing our new book, Inbound Marketing: Attract, Engage, and Delight Customers Online, my co-author and HubSpot CEO Brian Halligan and I spoke with many entrepreneurs whom we admire.

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In episode 23 of The Writing Coach, I speak with author and book marketing expert Fauzia Burke.

I had a wonderful time speaking with Judith Briles about the state of self publishing and how to market books in the coming year.

I can't speak for others, but because I am able to spend several months of my time working for far less than minimum wage, considering I usually work 10 - 12 hours, six days / week, to edit and publish a book, my clients (writers) prefer to enter into a business arrangement with me rather than become a contractor for the production of their work and deal with the «very real» business of distributing and marketing their title afterwards.

Finally, many authors I spoke with [for the Publishing Perspectives piece] agreed that the process of serialization worked best almost as a marketing device — to build buzz and spread the word before a final book / compilation was released.

I did that with http://www.johnkremer.com, http://www.johnkremerauthor.com (that link goes to my biography featured in my book, 1001 Ways to Market Your Books), and http://www.johnkremerspeaker.com (that link goes to my speaking page at http://www.Bookmarket.com).

In our series with specialists (analysts, visionaries, and players) who will tackle issues in the seven pivotal publishing markets of Frankfurt Book Fair's and Publishing Perspectives» conference, we hear now from the publisher Beata Stasińska, who speaks on October 18 at Frankfurt Book Fair's Business Club as the Polish market's analyst in The Markets: Global Publishing markets of Frankfurt Book Fair's and Publishing Perspectives» conference, we hear now from the publisher Beata Stasińska, who speaks on October 18 at Frankfurt Book Fair's Business Club as the Polish market's analyst in The Markets: Global Publishing Markets: Global Publishing Summit.

We cover the A-Z of Book Marketing, with experts speaking on ways to build your platform, free and paid advertising, and things you can implement right now to see an immediate change in your sales.

In episode 3 of The Writing Coach, I speak with author and book marketing expert Tim Grahl.

Corinne Liccketto, Sales and Marketing Manager and Book Publicist with Smith Publicity, spoke specifically about the need for self - published authors to establish for themselves a complete brand, as well as establish their credibility in either a non-fiction platform or as a writer who has believable expertise in that area.

Speaking of the development, Rich Freese, President and CEO of Recorded Books said, «We are excited to work with Wasserstein & Co., whose expertise in the stewardship of content - owning media businesses will enable us to expand our leadership position in the audiobook, eBook, and digital content markets.

I am sure that I am speaking for many others on The Book Marketing Network when I say that we wholeheartedly appreciate you taking the time to do this interview and for sharing your success story with us all.

I've spoken with many authors who were published traditionally, and their publisher didn't do much marketing (if any) for their book.

Even bigger than that, if you think that you can get speaking opportunities or further your career — if you can monetize your book in ways completely outside your readership itself — then the «Return» part of your «Return On Investment» (ROI) gets much bigger, thus giving you a bigger cushion to play around with marketing strategies.

Recently we've had the good fortune to speak with bestselling author and publishing guru David Chilton about publishing best practices, and he's emphasized some key points we've been telling our clients: conserve your energy and put your resources into things that really matter, rather than spinning your wheels in areas that won't have a strong impact on book marketing and sales.

Not one to sit idle, I've done a lot of things with my «free» time, including write 2 books (Sam Kane Book 2 & the Epic Fantasy that is this close (holds finger and thumb a hairs breadth apart) to being done), did some guest speaking gigs on marketing, podcasting and social media — and I'm about to do another one all about Scrivener for a couple of writer's groups / conferences.

There would be limitations with respect to genres, style of writing and number of books to be taken to market, not to speak of working with already selected manuscripts and authors in various stages of marketing.

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Taplin says he'd agree with calls — from Cannongate's Jamie Byng to Nielsen's Jo Henry (speaking Monday at DBW's pre-day Nielsen practicum)-- for publishers to slow down, produce fewer books well and carefully and market them with genuine dedication and follow - through.

From numbers of units sold to overall sales of any given book, no one is going to speak up with specifics unless he has to (or unless he's a pioneer like Hugh Howey who wants to see transparency in order to foster good decision making about the market).

It will always be the author's marketing, including emails, tweets and blogs to readers, as part of continuing social networking that can also include outreach to book bloggers, via FaceBook, and YouTube, with more new techniques developing as we speak.

However, the question remains, with all of the marketing effort described above, how does a writer have time to write more books to keep the advantage you've spoken of?

I teach and speak on the subject of book publishing and book marketing, and regularly consult with authors, entrepreneurs, publishers, and brands on their book proposals, market positioning, brand and content / social media strategies.

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In this post, I'm going to share with you a book marketing tip I just experienced this last weekend at a live speaking engagement where I was selling books.

I write bestselling non-fiction under Joanna Penn, including How To Market A Book, Business for Authors: How to be an Author Entrepreneur, How to Make a Living with your Writing, The Successful Author Mindset, The Healthy Writer, Successful Self - Publishing, Public Speaking for Authors, Creatives and Other Introverts, and Career Change.

She was privileged to teach public relations at Pepperdine University in Malibu and provide countless professionals with private instruction on book packaging, marketing, and public speaking.

With the myriad of ways we can now build platform — Youtube videos, Facebook Live, Instagram Stories, speaking, podcasting, blogging, curating content, and, of course, social media marketing — it's easier than ever to feel you have little time to write your book.

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He also works with corporate and entrepreneurial clients and as a consultant to publishers, speaking throughout the country on the benefits of custom book publishing and the marketing opportunities that abound.

I recently spoke with D'vorah Lansky, the author of Book Marketing Made Easy, and the producer of the Digital Publishing Virtual Summit, the 4th Annual Book Marketing Conference Online.

Because individual authors don't have access to the distribution or marketing channels of the book trade, this is an uphill struggle, unless you're one of those niche authors who has direct access to his audience, or someone who can exploit a back - of - the - room situation (for instance, someone with a speaking career who can sell books at his lectures).

On Tuesday Evie will be speaking at the London Book Fair (5.30 pm, Children's Hub) about how to engage hard to reach audiences with content marketing.

(If you're not familiar with the term, pull through is marketing speak for a clear demonstration that the author's name / reputation will sell a lot of books or at the very least they have an idea of how to raise awareness).

Funke is pleased with the press as well, speaking about how she enjoys her newfound creative freedom and freedom to market her books to the age groups she chooses.

We spoke with Joye Johnson who tapped into her local community with love of the Farmers» Market to sell more books.

The Indian book market is talked about a lot in Western publishing: with an estimated 125 million speakers it is the second largest English speaking country in the world.

It's taken me about 30 - plus years to get where I am — a published author with an Indie publisher — 5 books on the Amazon market place but no $ $ to speak of, of course - and just when I think I can't write anything else, up pops another idea.

In this episode of Gape Into The Void, Jason and I had the chance to speak with Ray Velez, the CTO of legendary digital agency Razorfish, and co-author of the book, «Converge: Transforming Business at the Intersection of Marketing and Technology.»

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