31 Day Book Tweak



1.       Joint mailing lists 
2.       Edit your web site- is it easy for people to contact you?  Mention this book. Can you give a copy away today?     
3.       Use your email list to request a review.  
4.       Friday email
5.       Friday email
6.       Saturday Sample
7.       Edit your web site.  Is the about the author page up to date?  Mention this book 
8.       Post something about the book on a relevant Facebook group. Avoid “Buy my book” but allow that also to be a possibility.   
9.       Define your reader: now write a blurb accordingly.  Post this somewhere with a call to action 
10.   Have you got an email list yet? Work on this a little today. Is it easy for people to join? 
11.   Create a book club guide for this book and make it available via your web site, blog or Facebook page.   
12.   Edit your web site? Do you offer talks? Make sure this is included on your site.  Mention this book.   
13.   Revisit key words again.  Create a post that includes those key words. Make sure you include a call to action.     
14.   Edit your web site. How appealing is the home page? Make sure there is a call to action for this book.   
15.   Edit your web site.  Is the about the author page up to date?  Mention this book
16.   Have you got an email list yet? Work on this a little today. Is it easy for people to join?
17.   Put a link to your book on Twitter. Make sure to provide a #.  Avoid “buy my book” but leave that as a possibility.   
18.   Link this book to other similar ones and promote them in one place on your blog, Facebook page or web site.  
19.   Consider a book ad:   Amazon, Facebook   
20.   Consider a book ad:  Facebook   
21.   Link this book to other similar ones and promote them in one place on your blog, Facebook page or web site.        
22.   Consider a book ad:  Facebook   
23.   Consider a book ad:  Facebook   
24.   Consider a book ad  Contentmo 
25.   Edit your web site. How appealing is the home page? Make sure there is a call to action for this book.  
26.   Hashtag your book on Twitter 
27.   Approach a local TV channel.   
28.   Consider a book ad:  Bookbub, Contentmo, Amazon, Facebook.  
29.   Define your reader: now write a blurb accordingly.  Post this somewhere with a call to action 
30.   Use your email list to request a review.  

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