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Seven Myths Low-Profile Authors Believe
Today’s guest post is by J. Steve Miller, author of Sell More Books! Book Marketing and Publishing for Low Profile and Debut Authors, Social Media Frenzy:Consider These Alternative Social Media...
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How Your Thoughts Affect Your Ability to Succeed as a Writer
We judge many things every day whether we want to admit to this fact or not. Some may call these opinions. It doesn’t matter what definition you use. It comes down to beliefs or to thoughts we have on...
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The Top 10 Things You Can Do in 2013 to Sell More Books
The job of selling books begins the moment you decide you want to become an author. You need to build an author platform—a built-in readership for your books—long before your book is published....
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7 Principles to Build a Powerful Author Brand
If you want to be a published author, you need an author brand. Since, most writers don’t know much about branding, I asked Rob Eagar, a marketing consultant and author of Sell Your Book Like Wildfire:...
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Social Networking Helps Authors Before and After Book Release
So many writers balk at getting involved in social networking, yet in this day and age the Internet provides the key to book marketing. That’s not to say that traditional book marketing, like speaking...
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8 Reasons All Authors Need a Blog in Their Book Promotion Tool Kit
Blogging for Authors—Lesson #8 I can think of many reasons authors also should become bloggers. When it comes to promoting books, however, every aspiring or published author needs a blog in his or her...
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Author Blog Success: Three Steps to Dominate your Niche with a Book Blog
I believe a blog represents the one essential element in an author’s marketing toolbox. First and foremost, it’s your author website. Additionally, from this foundation you promote your book in a...
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10 Ways Nonfiction Authors Can Use Mind Maps to Plan Their Book
I am a huge advocate of mind mapping for ideation, book development and many other things, but when it comes to being an expert on this technique I turn the topic over to my colleague, author and book...
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7 Ways to Find Time to Promote Your Book
Many authors struggle to find—or make—time to promote their books. In today’s guest post, Sandra Beckwith (@sandrabeckwith) from Build Book Buzz shares some ideas for accomplishing this important task....
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It’s Not About Selling Books, It’s About Getting Read
Ever since How to Blog a Book was published, I’ve been thought of as a book marketing expert. This isn’t surprising since the book is about writing, publishing and promoting a book one post at a time....
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Embed Your Social Media Posts to Boost Engagement
By Frances Caballo (@CaballoFrances) We use social media to attract traffic to our blogs. Did you know that you can also encourage traffic to certain social media accounts by embedding code? Don’t...
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Social Networking Helps Authors Before and After Book Release
So many writers balk at getting involved in social networking, yet in this day and age the Internet provides the key to book marketing. That’s not to say that traditional book marketing, like speaking...
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8 Reasons All Authors Need a Blog in Their Book Promotion Tool Kit
Blogging for Authors—Lesson #8 I can think of many reasons authors also should become bloggers. When it comes to promoting books, however, every aspiring or published author needs a blog in his or her...
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Author Blog Success: Three Steps to Dominate your Niche with a Book Blog
I believe a blog represents the one essential element in an author’s marketing toolbox. First and foremost, it’s your author website. Additionally, from this foundation you promote your book in a...
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10 Ways Nonfiction Authors Can Use Mind Maps to Plan Their Book
I am a huge advocate of mind mapping for ideation, book development and many other things, but when it comes to being an expert on this technique I turn the topic over to my colleague, author and book...
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7 Ways to Find Time to Promote Your Book
Many authors struggle to find—or make—time to promote their books. In today’s guest post, Sandra Beckwith (@sandrabeckwith) from Build Book Buzz shares some ideas for accomplishing this important task....
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It’s Not About Selling Books, It’s About Getting Read
Ever since How to Blog a Book was published, I’ve been thought of as a book marketing expert. This isn’t surprising since the book is about writing, publishing and promoting a book one post at a time....
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How to Build a Marketing Plan for Your Nonfiction Book
WNFIN Challenge/NaNonFiWriMo Day #21 Guest post by Stephanie Chandler (@bizauthor) Before you launch a new book, it’s essential to build a marketing plan that will help you reach as many potential...
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Tips for Consistently Writing Traffic-Attracting Blog Posts
WNFIN Challenge/NaNonFiWriMo Day #22 Guest post by Frances Caballo (@CaballoFrances) So you’re trying to write a nonfiction book in one month, eh? Well, guess what? You also need to keep blogging....
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Leverage Your Podcast To Promote Your Nonfiction Book
WNFIN Challenge/NaNonFiWriMo Day #26 Guest post by Dr. Ellen Britt (@EllenBritt) When it comes to promoting your non-fiction book, you’ve probably considered all the angles…from setting up an...
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