Sentences with phrase «what other authors in your genre»

If you are unsure of the right way to go, spend some time listening to what other authors in your genre and niche are saying.

I'm guided by what other authors in a genre are charging, but I'll also test prices with ebooks which are selling well.

Still, see what other authors in your genre are up to.

What you are writing about can vary from your book specifically, your genre, what other authors in your genre are doing, etc..

Not exact matches

By bundling your work with other authors, particularly if they are in the same genre, you stand a greater chance of reaching new readers, as well as a better chance of making money in a «pay what you want» model.

What are other authors doing in your genre or niche?

Put in the necessary hours to contact other authors in your genre, format a box set or create an event, and establish what the authors should do on their part to make the event a success.

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What I mean is, start getting friendly with other authors on your level and in your genre and discuss ways you can swap book marketing promotions for each other's books.

I polled other authors in an indie Facebook group about what genre they thought the book was, based on this cover, and overwhelmingly they said «time travel».

I know this post is long past by now... but I felt I needed to come back after recent experiences reading / talking to other indie authors in my genre and let you know that I now, unfortunately, see what you're saying.

Say your academic paper writing is about a Coppola movie; you can write a summary about its theme, the editing, talk about what you know about the film in context, or weigh how this movie challenges others from the same author, speak about the genre, etc..

Make sure your blog posts are high quality, and spy what other successful authors in your genre are blogging about.

Try out a wide variety of what's already out there, with a particular eye toward other authors in your genre.

What are other authors doing in the genre that you might tweak to work for you and your audience.

So check out what other unknown authors are charging in your genre to help you decide what to do.

Keep it consistent with what other authors are charging in the genre.

One of my favorite ways to find key hashtags that your ideal reader uses is to look at what hashtags other successful authors in your genre are using.

Still, the endangered genres have its own fan base according to David, primarily in the UK, and authors deserve every right to know what needs to be done to get their eBook right on par with other genres.