Book Marketing Tips
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Book Copyrights: An Explainer
A book copyright is very similar to other copyrights, in that it claims intellectual property ownership and protects your authorship of the work. This prevents anyone from illegally taking or using your ideas without your permission.
Using Reader Magnets to Build Your Fan Base and Sell More Books
You may not be familiar with the term reader magnet, but you’re likely familiar with their use in practice. Using reader magnets is just form of marketing your book or yourself by offering an incentive to your readers.
Finding Your Comparable Titles: A Guide
Before you start doing the research and finding your comparable titles, there are a few things you should be aware of!
Joining The Authors Guild Can Benefit Authors and Writers at Every Level
Because the guild represents both traditionally published and independently published authors, including nonfiction writers, journalists and historians, they have a variety of membership levels tailored to your career level and needs.
Using Google Trends for Book Marketing
Using Google Trends can help you more effectively plan your keyword usage for your book marketing strategy and save you time on your social media campaigns and blog content creation.
Getting a Book Endorsement: Some Tips to Guide You
Getting a good book endorsement can do wonders for your book. Why? Because it grabs your reader’s attention. When someone picks up a book, they make decisions very quickly about whether they want to read it…
Even Self-Published Authors Need ARCs
Have you ever wondered how books already have reviews on their publication date? Or how authors get those glowing reviews you see on the back cover? Well, it’s because they sent out an ARC. So, self-published authors, you need ARCs too! What is an ARC and How Do I Get One? ARC stands for Advance Reading Copy or Advance Review Copy. These are promotional copies of books sent out to reviewers and...
Proofreaders, Editors and Beta Readers Oh, My!
So, though it may be scary, you’re going to be working with proofreaders, editors, and beta readers if you want your book to be the best it can be.
Promoting Your Book Launch
Once you start promoting your book launch you’ll probably get some traffic to your website and other social platforms—and you’ll want to be ready for that!
Bookshop: How it Helps Authors
Have you heard about Bookshop yet? It stated just a few years ago with the intention of being an alternative book selling platform, and now it may be on its way to giving Amazon a run for its money.