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I am constantly approached by authors — especially those contemplating self-publishing — with requests for how-to information about writing and publishing. That includes questions about resources, such as lists of cover artists, editors, proofreaders, where to buy ISBNs, etc. … Continue reading
Posted in Audiobooks, Book business, Marketing Advice, Publishing Advice, Self-Publishing, Traditional publishing, Writing Advice
Tagged Amazon self-publishing, book marketing resources, Bookbaby, Christiana Miller, CJ Lyons, David Farland, David Gaughran, David Vandegriff, ebook self-publishing, fiction writing, Hugh Howey, indie publishing, Joe Konrath, KBoards, KBoards Writers Cafe, Kickstarter, Kindle Direct Publishing, Let's Get Digital, Let's Get Visible, Mark Coker, marketing books, Michael J. Sullivan, Passive Voice blog, publishing resources, Randy Ingermanson, Robert Bidinotto, Savvy Authors, self-publishing, self-publishing advice, Smashwords, Write It Now software, writing advice, Writing Fiction for Dummies, writing resources, Writing tips
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Authors — Using Business Cards to Build Sales
A common lament of authors is: How do I promote my books? I’ve tried to present a host of time-tested ideas in this blog. Author business cards constitute one of the cheapest, easiest methods to build a readership and … Continue reading
Posted in Book business, HUNTER: A Thriller, Marketing Advice, Publishing Advice, Self-Publishing
Tagged author business cards, book marketing, book promotion, business cards, GotPrint.com, Hunter business card, HUNTER: A Thriller, Michael J. Sullivan, QR codes, Robert Bidinotto, Robin Sullivan
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Blockbuster Report Reveals Amazon Book Sales Data — and Great News for Indie Authors (updates including B&N)
Authors — whether indie, traditionally, or “hybrid” published — have a new “must-read” report to chew on, and a new website to visit regularly. Previous analyses of book sales and author earnings have left out Amazon, the biggest single … Continue reading
Posted in Audiobooks, Book business, Publishing Advice, Self-Publishing, Traditional publishing
Tagged Amazon, Amazon Kindle self-publishing, Author Earnings, authors, Bidinotto, book business, book sales, ebook self-pubishing, genre fiction, Hugh Howey, indie authors, indie publishing, Kindle Direct Publishing, marketing self-published books, mysteries, publishing, romance fiction, thrillers, traditional publishing
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The Real Key to Strong Book Sales
It has been a mantra in self-publishing circles that an author’s most reliable pathway to long-term financial success is to rapidly write and publish more and more books. This strategy is supposed to increase your exposure and name recognition, and … Continue reading
Posted in Book business, Marketing Advice, Publishing Advice, Self-Publishing, Writing Advice
Tagged Al Ries, Amazon, bestsellers, book business, book marketing, book selling, discoverability, indie authors, indie publishing, Jack Trout, K-Boards, KDP, Kindle, Libby Fischer Hellmann, Mike Dennis, Positioning, self-publishing, visibility, Writers Cafe
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September 29 Maryland Writers Conference
MARYLAND AREA WRITERS, MARK YOUR CALENDARS. On Sunday, Sept. 29, I’ll be speaking about “The Brave New World of Self-Publishing” at the “Just Write Writers Conference,” Bel Air Public Library, 100 E. Pennsylvania Ave., Bel Air, Maryland. My workshop … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon, Bidinotto self-publishing, book marketing, ebook publishing, ebook self-publishing, indie publishing, Just Write Writers Conference, Kindle self-publishing, self-publishing, traditional publishing, Writers conference
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Kindle MatchBook: Another Innovation for Readers and Authors
Indie authors, listen up: Here is another example of how Amazon continually innovates on behalf of customers and indie authors, and stays ahead of its moribund competitors. If you have both a print and an ebook edition of your … Continue reading
So, You Think You Need a Publisher…
One of the most common raps against self-publishing — put forward militantly by the publishing industry — is that any truly good writer will not only be discovered eventually by a reputable publisher (a “gatekeeper of literary quality”), but … Continue reading
Interview with Suspense Author CJ West
CJ West is the independent author of a host of suspense novels, including The End of Marking Time and The Winemaker’s Son. His most recent release is The Cat Bagger’s Apprentice. CJ spent twenty years helping companies solve computer … Continue reading
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Tagged A Demon Awaits, CJ West, CJ West fiction, CJ West interview, Gretchen Greene, Randy Black novels, Robert Bidinotto, Sin and Vengeance, The Cat Bagger's Apprentice, The End of Marking Time, The Winemaker's Son, Two Bags Full
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