1. Blog about the book. Don’t have a blog? You’re welcome to post on my site!
2. Get someone to interview you about your book and put this, with a call to action, on your web-site, blog or Facebook page.
3. Revisit key words again. Create a post that includes those key words. Make sure you include a call to action.
4. Edit your web site. Is it easily navigable?
5. Use your email list to request a review
6. 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.
7. Consider a book ad: Bookbub, Contentmo* , Amazon, Facebook Edit your web site. Is the about the author page up to date? Mention this book
8. Edit your web site- is it easy for people to contact you? Mention this book. Can you give a copy away today?
9. Edit your web site. Do you have a photo gallery? Make sure this book sings out.
10. Edit your web site? Do you offer talks? Make sure this is included on your site. Mention this book.
11. Work on your Facebook page a little. Add a message about this book and invite others to follow you.
12. Post a video on. If you have a trailer for the book repost it.
13. Hashtag your book on Twitter.
14. Arrange book gig. Approach someone about offering an author talk. Consider working with other writers. Use Scribblers to connect.
15. Look for a writing conference or festival and offer a gig.
16. Approach a local radio station.
17. Give away a copy.
18. Consider a stall at a local event.
19. Create something to wear from your book and wear it!
20. Add a strap line to your email signature. You can remove or replace this later. It’s always good to change them from time to time anyway. Make sure it contains a call to action.
21. Put a link to your book on Twitter. Make sure to provide a #. Avoid “buy my book” but leave that as a possibility.
22. Edit your web site. How appealing is the home page? Make sure there is a call to action for this book.
23. Put a link to your book on Twitter. Make sure to provide a #. Avoid “buy my book” but leave that as a possibility.
24. Arrange book gig. Approach someone about offering an author talk. Consider working with other writers. Use Scribblers to connect.
25. Consider a book ad: Bookbub
26. Put a link to your book on Twitter. Make sure to provide a #. Avoid “buy my book” but leave that as a possibility.
27. Post a video on. If you have a trailer for the book repost it.
28. 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.
29. Edit your web site- is it easy for people to contact you? Mention this book. Can you give a copy away today?
30. Link this book to other similar ones and promote them in one place on your blog, Facebook page or web site.
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