by admin | May 22, 2020 | Author Resources, Book Marketing, Social Media
by Michelle Anderstarr I will start by saying, my virtual book launch was not planned at all. My original book launch party was planned for 4th April, just before the government stepped up restrictions, banned gatherings, and closed all establishments. I...
by admin | May 2, 2020 | Book Marketing, Social Media
by Monique Meseh The whole “introverted writer” thing is so cliché. But hey, some clichés are true—and this is one of them. Many writers are introverts, preferring to keep to themselves, only entertaining the ideas and characters roaming in their brains. So the...
by CLBblogger | Jan 10, 2020 | Author Resources, Book Marketing, Featured, Social Media
Market, promote and advertise Getting a book published is only the beginning. Reader demand drives the book buying cycle. So, take every opportunity to let people know about your book. Most writers are naturally introverted. So, promotion is not very easy for them....
by admin | Dec 22, 2019 | Author Resources, Book Marketing, Publicity, Social Media
by Corinne Moulder According to Bowker, the official ISBN issuing agency in the United States, self-published books were up 40% in 2018 over 2017, with an estimated 1.68 million self-published print and ebooks published. Through the boom of self-publishing, long...
by CLBblogger | Nov 1, 2019 | Author Resources, Book Marketing, Publicity, Social Media
by Dan Smith Book marketing doesn’t have to be complicated, but it also can’t be taken lightly. For self-published authors, there are many book marketing strategies and tactics that can be employed, and while some may seem quite direct, or even relatively...
by CLBblogger | Oct 20, 2019 | Author Resources, Book Marketing, Social Media
by Martin Cavannagh We are now living in a golden age for indie content creators. Through Twitch, YouTube, and Instagram, artists can connect directly with their fans and bypass traditional gatekeepers like agents — they can even make more money this way. The most...
