Posted in Blog, books, Tell Again Tuesday, writing, tagged advertising, C.D. Hersh, Marketing, Penny Sansevieri, Tell Again Tuesday on June 1, 2021|
Book marketing on Amazon is critical, and ads are more popular than ever.
But Amazon ads, when done right, have lots of advantages beyond the obvious ones! Let’s dig into a few examples that really inspire the work I do: . . .
Posted in Blog, books, Tell Again Tuesday, writing, tagged C.D. Hersh, FaceBook, Marcia King-Gamble, Marketing, marketing tips, Romancing the Genres, Tell Again Tuesday on December 3, 2019|
Maybe you’re a new author venturing into this crazy world of publishing, or maybe you’re established, and the pitiful advances you’ve been receiving, have you throwing your hands in the air, and wailing. Perhaps, you’re thinking of breaking into this crazy writing world and wondering how you can get some exposure. No one knows who you are. You have no name. How can you sell books? . . .
Posted in Blog, Tell Again Tuesday, tagged ads, C.D. Hersh, D.E. Haggerty, FaceBook, Marketing, Tell Again Tuesday on November 19, 2019|
By D.E, Haggerty
A few weeks ago I wrote about how to attract newsletter subscribers without giving a free book away. (You can read the blog here) As About Face is releasing tomorrow, I thought today would be a good day to discuss the results of my attempt to gain newsletter subscribers by giving readers a free sample of the first few chapters of the novel.
What did I do?
I ran a Facebook ad, which sent readers to a BookFunnel landing page where they could get a free sample of About Face in return for joining my newsletter.
How did it go? . . .
Posted in Blog, Tell Again Tuesday, writing, tagged C.D. Hersh, Lindsay Buroker, Marketing, Publishing, Tell Again Tuesday on April 11, 2017|
2016 was a tough year for a lot of indie authors, with people reporting everything from flawed reporting and not getting credit for page reads in Amazon’s Kindle Unlimited program to no longer being able to get Bookbub ads to no longer being able to afford Facebook ads due to their increasing popularity with authors. Every year, there’s more competition, with more ebooks than ever for readers to choose from. Where the Kindle Store was once flooded with mediocre covers and blurbs full of typos, we’re now seeing lots of self-published books that look as good as (or better than!) trad published books.
The industry has matured, and a lot of authors are finding . . .
http://lindsayburoker.com/e-publishing/streamlining-your-writing-publishing-and-marketing-process/
Posted in Blog, Tell Again Tuesday, tagged Apple iBooks, C.D. Hersh, Lindsay Buroker, Marketing, Tell Again Tuesday on January 5, 2016|
A plan to increase sales. Sounds like a good idea for the new year. Read on.
Posted by Lindsay | Posted in Book Marketing, Tips and Tricks | Posted on 11-12-2015
Before I jump into this post, I have to disclose that Apple is my #4 earner and that while I always sell books there, I’m not a rock star by any means. (For me, sales at Amazon, Kobo, and Barnes & Noble always come out ahead.) Buuut, I’ve started to upload directly to Apple, and I plan to put more effort into getting on the radar with iBooks readers in 2016. I chatted with a rep from Apple and . . .
http://www.lindsayburoker.com/book-marketing/how-to-increase-sales-at-apple-ibooks/
