Sentences with phrase «stuff about book marketing»

For those who are listening, you've written some really terrific stuff about book marketing, about the business of being an author.

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This post is a bit of a departure from my usual stuff, but if you're one of the many people who ask me about how to market a book, you may want to check out how I'm connecting my books with new readers:

You'll learn tips and tricks about how to promote and market your book and other interesting stuff that may enhance your success as an author.

Shawn then gives some very sage advice for all who are getting started with book marketing and you're getting confused about stuff like Twitter and such:

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I've been liberal about sharing all the stuff I'm doing to market my books.

Some of the things Murphy mentions are things I've read before, either on blogs or other marketing books (a portion of my day job is social media, so I've read this stuff about social media being about relationships, not advertising, many times).

Starting building content — blog posts, videos, powerpoints... stuff talking about you or your book indirectly but not focused on marketing.

PS) I talked about some of this stuff in my first course on book marketing, Reach Your Readers, which you can now get free inside my Epic Book Design Packbook marketing, Reach Your Readers, which you can now get free inside my Epic Book Design PackBook Design Package.

Hope in Paris — monthly inspiration Mike Dooley's TUT — I'm doing the #tut30days right now Austin Kleon — creative stuff to check out weekly so you don't feel ignorant about the arts and being a creative artist Kris Carr — self - care and veggies to keep you healthy and positive Your First 10k Readers — dive deep into book marketing — costs you some but a real community awaits @magicmommyhood on Instagram — daily parenting gems: feel good factor and laughs Aerogramme Writers» Studio — regular round - ups of grants and competitions, etc..

Recently I wrote a long post about cutting edge book marketing strategies: a lot of that stuff can be outsourced; in fact I'm going to focus on building a step - by - step todo list you can use, just give to your VA and let them take care of everything (I may, eventually, set up some kind of service where you hire a VA from us to do everything, that way I can train them myself to know exactly what to do... but that's a long way off, because honestly I'd rather just focus on writing my own books).

Authors always complain about book marketing because they just want to focus on their writing; and it's true, most of what counts as «book marketing» is actually low level, repetitive (but time - consuming) stuff that you can teach anybody to do.

When you self - publish, you learn to write to market, you learn about blurbs and pitches and hooks and all sorts of neat marketing stuff, and at first, I thought that if my books «didn't make it», it would be a disaster, that I too (because of them) would never make it as a writer, that no agent or publisher would ever want to get near me.

The two books (about computing stuff, so hardly mass market) that I wrote were long before electronic publishing; but a friend who has a book out tells me that he does get more royalties on the eBook edition, by about 5 % — but the cost of the eBook, compared to the paperback, does suggest that the publishers are getting rather more out of that edition than he is.

Everything about Chen and Yair's market - themed food setup is just fab — they had tons of stations, plus a cocktail car, a beer car, and a candy buffet — but the fact that they stuffed a real - life, full - size kayak with watermelon, grapes, mangoes, passionfruit, and more for their guests to dip into during the night makes this wedding truly one for the books.

Tons of books on the market tout a «secret» that you don't know about job search, but you often find it's the same old stuff you've heard a million times.