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Book Marketing
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Under the Radar Tactics for PR Challenged Authors
Some authors find it difficult to call the media to promote their books. Many of us are either introverted, working full-time or, quite frankly, we don't like to feel like we're either bothering someone or asking for something. I like to think of it as human nature getting in the way of our book promotion goals.
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How Do You Get A Publisher To Read Your Book?
Publishers desperately seek out great new literary voices and commit a hefty share of their time, treasure, and sanity wading through unsolicited emails and slush piles that if stacked end-on-end, would stretch to the sun and back five hundred thousand times. It is your job as a writer to stand out from the wannabe hopefuls and get that prized submission invitation. Here's how to get a publisher to ask for your work:
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Authors of Books should Write their own Book Reviews and Let Me Tell You Why
Obviously it is not common or considered in good taste for an author to write their own book reviews. Yet, I am going on the record in defending those authors who choose to or wish to write their own Book Reviews. This is not personal at all and indeed, I actually agree with the Online Article Submission Sites on the Internet and even Amazon.com which does not allow authors to write their own book reviews.
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Is Publishing Still Good Business?
Publishing has changed significantly in the 21st century and talent is no longer a guarantee for success. There are however still things you can do to make your publishing dreams come true.
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Author Credibility is Important to eBook Marketing Say Top Editors
If you are marketing your eBooks and you wish people to buy them, then it is going to be necessary to insure that your credibility remains strong to the buyer or reader. Also the purchaser of the book know who you are and why you have written the book in the first place.
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Successful Self-Publishing
Self Publishing is a challenging task for many authors. All the hard work put in by the author to bring her book to shape is just he tip of the iceberg. She has to then find a trusted printer to print her books. The hardest part will be to get the books into the limelight. For this a carefully structured marketing plan is an absolute must for the commercial viability and success of the author's book project.
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How to Write and Sell Your Novel, Part 2
Have you always wanted to write and sell a novel but weren't sure where to start? Here are time tested and proven tips on writing, agents, publishers and marketing
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Online Articles Turned into eBooks; Should You Sell Them
At least one Editor, Copywriter and Article Authors suggests that if you are to do something like this, well you should not sell the books, as the folks who buy them might be a little upset latter to see that all that information is in articles that they can get for free. You know I agree with her comments, she is correct in that if you compile all your articles into eBooks that it simply is not right to sell the eBooks.
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Tips For A Succesful Email Blast About Your Book
Email marketing is an easy, cheap way to get your message out. Once you have your mailing lists compiled you can use them to send out email blasts. You can also have a sign up box on your website where people can join your email list to be notified of new products, announcements or anything you want to tell them.
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The Literary Sub-Culture I
Think you have a handle on the publishing industry? Now written do you think you can sit back and watch your novel hit the bestseller list? Who controls what the public reads and how do you tap into the growing literary sub-culture that defies the publishing paradigm?
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Preparing Your Manuscript for Publishers – Ten Top Tips
You have finally finished writing your book, it might have taken you a year to complete, or several years come to that, so what do you do now? Polish it, that's what! Make sure it is in the best possible condition before you send it out. Try these are ten top tips to help you on your way...
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The Surge of Black Erotica
This article is about the dominance of black erotica in the world of fiction and why it has become a booming business for publishers.
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Can Book Giveaways Hurt Sales?
Some authors condone the practice on the premise that a book in the hands of a reader may encourage that reader to buy more books. Especially if the book is part of a series, the reader may wish to collect the entire set. Using a book as the proverbial carrot, too, may guide readers to the author's website, where they may find titles appealing enough to purchase. Also, an author seen as being so generous may develop a following in a faithful readership that will benefit them in the long run.
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Effective Book Marketing Through a Website
You've just published your book, and now it's time to promote it. There are many resources available to guide you in the best ways to do this, and they all say part of it is to have a website - but they don't tell you what to do with the site to make it work for you. The goal is to get the most exposure with the least effort on your part - here's how to do it.
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