A major part of book marketing is to create visibility for your and your books. One way to do this is through creating content and repurposing that content.
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Amazon Book Categories for Greater Visibility
As most authors have their books for sale on Amazon, it’s important to know about Amazon’s book categories.
Book Marketing: SEO Basics
By Karen Cioffi As an author, it’s important to understand book marketing. To understand book marketing, it’s important to understand the basics of SEO. SEO may seem confusing and even a bit scary to some. But it needn’t be. Just dip your toe in and learn the basics. It’s kind of common sense once you…
What Should You Do If Your Book Fails?
What happens if you’ve done all your book marketing right, but your book fails anyway?
The Great First Impression Book Proposal
The Great First Impression Book Proposal by Carolyn Howard-Johnson is the perfect audiobook to give you the tips and insight your need to help get your book proposal through the Publisher’s or Agent’s door.
The Writing Juggling Act
Writing is a juggling act. It’s all about creating new stories or articles. The other aspect of the writing juggling act is book marketing.
The Author and Copywriting
Every author needs to write marketing content that helps sell what you’re offering or helps build your emails list, or other. That’s where copywriting comes in.
Children’s Author – 5 Must-Haves for a Successful Book
While success can mean different things to different people, to me a successful book is one that kids will love to read and hopefully learn from. A book that subtly leaves a lingering message which is considered the take-away-value. And, just as important, the book meets the standard industry guidelines.
Is Your LinkedIn Profile Working for You?
Working to create visibility for you and your books or services? Social media is a must. Using your LinkedIn profile effectively can help sell your books or get clients for your services.
Making Your Book Reviews Work for You
Book reviews help sell books. But how to you make your review into work horses? Pro marketer Carolyn Howard-Johnson tells you how.