marketing
very very new to this, have just published my first ebook. but i'm at a loss of how to market it, have told all family and friends but how to get it 'out there'? any ideas?
many thanx
elle xx
marketingvery very new to this, have just published my first ebook. but i'm at a loss of how to market it, have told all family and friends but how to get it 'out there'? any ideas? many thanx elle xx
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RE: marketingYou've asked a difficult question. If you look round you'll see several threads on marketing. Several of us have tried the free promotions where we shift a lot of books for free, which gives us some reviews if we're lucky, and brings us to the attention of the buying public. My feeling is that's like;ly to be rather fleeting and we need other books to maintain the momentum. Have a look at Stu Ayris's and David Wailing's threads about Tollesbury Time Forever and Bang respectively. They're on free promotion just now. |
RE: marketingWelcome! ![]() I was in the same boat as you back in January! Here's what I've tried (with varying degrees of success!) 1. Have a blog about your book or writing in general 2. Join Facebook writing groups 3. Join http://www.goodreads.com. They have an amazon kindle forum 4. Set up an Amazon Author page 5. KDP select Free Promotions have been very useful for some 6. Keep being nice to everyone you meet 7. Keep writing! If you need any further info about any of the above, let me know!
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RE: marketingThis post was last modified: 28 Feb 2012 05:05 PM by elle.
(28 Feb 2012 04:27 PM)Stu Ayris Wrote: Hi Elle! thanks alot peeps will try and keep plodding. am i right in saying that you are in TOLLESBURY stu? we know it well! kept our boat there many years. regards elle just been onto the goodreads site, doesnt have my book and wont allow me to put it on as i dont have 50 books shelved! hhhmmm. |
RE: marketingEven wrote a book based there I love it so much!!
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RE: marketing(28 Feb 2012 08:37 PM)AnneBrooke Wrote: Elle - I can put it on GR for you if you'd like - I'm a librarian there. Please could you let me have the Amazon link? Many thanks that would be great, thank you very much detail as follows http://amazon.com/dp/B007D1YHT4 i am about to publish the second instalment soon of our journey. |
RE: marketingI'm fairly new to all this as well. Try keeping up with your Twitter posts, don't spam rather chat and get involved that way. How about a facebook fan page? Send out requests to reviewers who are open to your genre keep chatting on as many boards as possible. How about an interview with your local paper? anyway all the best!
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