What do you do if you’ve finally published your book, but your sales aren’t exactly flying through the roof? We’ve got some tips to help boost up your sales!
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What do you do if you’ve finally published your book, but your sales aren’t exactly flying through the roof? We’ve got some tips to help boost up your sales!
Due to the many great opportunities self-publishing offers, the number of books being published or republished each year has exploded. As a result, it has become increasingly difficult for an author to raise his or her profile amid all the chatter and competition.
So how do you capture a reader’s attention and lock in the sale? One effective way is to make sure your Amazon book page is optimized to increase traffic and engage potential book buyers.
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Facebook Fan Building: Boosted Posts That Get Results
Maybe you’ve set up your Facebook Author Page and are posting regularly, but you’re not getting the results you hoped for. Or maybe you’re a social media newbie and you don’t know the first thing about building a fan base. Fortunately, Facebook offers some easy-to-use options to increase the visibility of your posts, improve engagement, and create new fans. One of the simplest ways to help your post reach a larger audience is to give it a boost!
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An aggressive marketing campaign can rocket your self-published book into best-sellerdom. But if your marketing campaign is tooaggressive, your sales will crash and burn instead. Here’s how to know if your promotional efforts are dynamic or dead wrong.
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The Three Cornerstones for Marketing Your Self-Published Book in the New Year
Did you resolve to sell more books in 2016? Today, we’ll share our expert marketing strategies to help you with that! We’re Writer’s Relief, an author’s submission service that’s been helping writers submit their work to literary agents and literary magazines since 1994. We also have a sister company helping writers self-publish their books.
As a result, we often get questions from writers asking us how to market their self-published books. We know this can be tricky—especially for writers who have completed all the hard work of self-publishing, only to realize their journey has just begun! But don’t worry; we’re here to help you sell more books in the new year with these handy tips.
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Are your marketing and promotional strategies starting to feel “so last year”? Sooner or later, what started out as fresh and exciting ideas for your author platform will eventually become “old hat” and stale—not only to you, but to your visitors and followers as well. A stagnant marketing plan is often the culprit when you notice you’re no longer getting results.
Fortunately, the new year presents a great opportunity to turn over a new leaf and update your marketing efforts. Here are Web Design Relief’s tips for reenergizing, revamping, and improving your author platform.
We often get the following question: Should a writer create a website that focuses on a particular book or on the work of the author in general? As with so many elements of Web design, there’s no singular answer that will work for everyone. To discover whether to focus your website on yourself as a writer or on one of your books or novels, check out the advantages of each strategy below!
Writers HATE the job of writing a book synopsis. As anxiety escalates, so many questions may rush through their minds: “What is a literary agent looking for in my synopsis or summary? How many details should I include about my novel? Should I explain my setting and characters in my book synopsis or just stick to the basic plot?”
If you’re having trouble and are procrastinating writing your synopsis, don’t despair. Writer’s Relief can help!
So you’ve finished writing your masterpiece, and your work is done, right? Wrong. If you want to be a successful author—meaning one whose writing actually sells—you need to actively market your book from the moment you put your pen down to the day you pick it up again at your book signing.
First, it’s important that you promote the unique appeal of your particular story. Whether you’re pitching your unpublished manuscript to literary agents or your published book to readers, you have to have a firm understanding of what makes your story worth reading.
Second, no matter how amazing your book is, customers can’t buy what they don’t know exists. It’s crucial to get the word out that your book is available.
Regardless of where you are in the publishing process, we can guide you in your marketing efforts with advice based on almost 20 years of experience in the publishing industry.