Find the book that has sold the fewest in all of the ones you’re involved with and as far as possible work through these actions, one a day. And / or use these for any one of your titles.
1. Approach a local TV channel.
2. Consider a book ad: Bookbub, Contentmo*, Amazon, Facebook
3. Make a Podcast of part of your book
4. Promote this book and two others in a physical package. If we’ve published all three we can do the package for you. But discuss it first with us so that we get the price right. You collect the orders at full price and take the money, and pass the orders and 75% of the money on to us. If you’re mixing and matching with ones we’ve published and others published elsewhere you can still put off ordering from us if you’re out of stock until your orders and payments are in.
5. Promote this book and two others in a physical package. If we’ve published all three we can do the package for you. But discuss it first with us so that we get the price right. You collect the orders at full price and the money, and pass the orders and 75% of the money on to us. If you’re mixing and matching with ones we’ve published and others published elsewhere you can still put off ordering from us if you’re out of stock until your orders and payments are in.
6. Ad bookraid
7. Box set with similar writers
8. Request reviews via your email list. Not got an email list yet? Start building one. Or approach my Dream Team. Send me some copy and I’ll send it out to them.
9. Contentmo AD
10. Ad thefussylibrarian https://www.thefussylibrarian.com/advertising/making-book-marketing-easier
11. Approach a blogger to see if they will feature you and / or your blog. No won’t hurt you and at least they’ll have heard of you. Yes will mean you’ll get some publicity.
12. Consider a book ad: Bookbub
13. The ideal length of a press release text is 400 words and the best time to send to avoid an email crush is midweek, around midday, but at 11.30am or 12.30pm rather than dead on the hour. Adding an image trebles ‘click-throughs’ (readers clicking on links to your website, for example), adding more than one image increases clicks by a factor of six. Headlines should be fewer than 80 characters long and should include superconfident words like ‘confirms’, ‘reveals’, ‘proves’ and ‘launches’
14. Approach a blogger to see if they will feature you and / or your blog. No won’t hurt you and at least they’ll have heard of you. Yes will mean you’ll get some publicity
15. Consider a book ad: Bookbub, Contentmo*, Amazon, Facebook
16. Reach out to similar writers
17. Approach a local TV channel.
18. www.readingdeals.com/reviews
20. Make sure your Amazon Author page is up to date. Post out a link to it
21. Make a Podcast of part of your book
22. Amazon AD
23. Consider a book ad: Bookbub*, Contentmo, Amazon, Facebook
24. Post something about the book on a relevant Facebook group. Avoid “Buy my book” but allow that also to be a possibility.
25. Consider a book ad: Bookbub The Demon Magician
26. Request reviews via your email list. Not got an email list yet? Start building one. Or approach my Dream Team. Send me some copy and I’ll send it out to them.
27. Promote this book and two others in a physical package. If we’ve published all three we can do the package for you. But discuss it first with us so that we get the price right. You collect the orders at full price and the money, and pass the orders and 75% of the money on to us. If you’re mixing and matching with ones we’ve published and others published elsewhere you can still put off ordering from us if you’re out of stock until your orders and payments are in.
28. Request one review – from a friend, family, follower or fan. Send them the PDF or mobi-file we provide as long as we haven’t yet got 50 reviews on Amazon. Don’t worry if they say no. You’ve reminded them that you’re a writer. They may even say yes.
29. Approach a local TV channel
30. The ideal length of a press release text is 400 words and the best time to send to avoid an email crush is midweek, around midday, but at 11.30am or 12.30pm rather than dead on the hour. Adding an image trebles ‘click-throughs’ (readers clicking on links to your website, for example), adding more than one image increases clicks by a factor of six. Headlines should be fewer than 80 characters long and should include superconfident words like ‘confirms’, ‘reveals’, ‘proves’ and ‘launches’
31. Post an excerpt of your book somewhere – Facebook page, blog, web-site with a call to action
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