by Kevin Tumlinson | Jan 26, 2017 | Author Essentials, Author How-To & Mindset
Let’s be absolutely clear: There is no one, right way to market your work. That said, there are some things that will help make marketing your work easier. In this week’s post we’re taking a look at some of the best practices of author marketing. Do...
by Kevin Tumlinson | Jan 18, 2017 | Author Essentials, Author How-To & Mindset
Everything you read in last week’s post is meant to more or less get you to a base level of marketing performance. You could start and stop right there and do pretty well for yourself. But let’s take things just a smidge further. This week we’re talking about some...
by Kevin Tumlinson | Jan 12, 2017 | Author Essentials, Author How-To & Mindset
Marketing is a touchy subject for a lot of authors. Some have the mad skills of a marketing-savvy guru. Some wonder if it’s enough to be on ‘the Facebook.’ Most fall somewhere in the middle. But regardless of where you are on the spectrum, there are strategies you can...
by Kevin Tumlinson | Dec 20, 2016 | Author How-To & Mindset, Features & Walk-Thrus, Guest Post, Knowledge Base
Formatting your book for eBook distribution can seem complicated, but there are some best practices that will make things easier. The important thing to remember: Formatting your eBook layout is about giving your readers a good experience, regardless of what device...
by Tom Corson-Knowles | Dec 8, 2016 | Author How-To & Mindset, Guest Post
by special guest contributor Tom Corson-Knowles Distribution is everything in the publishing business. If you want more sales, you need more than just distribution—you need better placement. In this week’s post, guest poster Tom Corson-Knowles—international...
by Kevin Tumlinson | Nov 30, 2016 | Author How-To & Mindset
Deciding between exclusivity and wide distribution can be a challenge. Like every other part of your author business, distribution should be handled strategically. You’ll want to look at the goals and needs of your business to determine the best plan—and it’s best not...