Here’s a good, new example of how authors and publishers can utilize social networking to help market their books: Thomas Nelson is putting out a call for reviewers. The publisher has launched a program called Thomas Nelson Book Review Bloggers, allowing readers to register at a Web site in order to receive a free copy
The Writing Spa for Authors
Mary DeMuth, a WildFire Marketing client, has launched a helpful tool for new and established authors who feel stuck in their craft. It’s called The Writing Spa, and Mary serves as a writing coach who mentors fiction and non-fiction authors. Mary has a solid reputation in the industry for creating book proposals and ideas that
Kathi Lipp – Incredible book marketing success at a tradeshow
Hats off to Kathi Lipp for exhibiting extreme marketing prowess at the International MOPS Convention earlier this month to generate incredible exposure for her new book, The Husband Project. Kathi used creative ideas to inspire listeners at her workshops and draw leaders to her booth. As a result, 1,400 people signed up for Kathi’s newsletter,
More Interesting Book Statistics
As an author, do you wonder if your books make enough money to keep your publisher happy? This week, I ran across some interesting stats on the subject: More than 50% of all books published never earn back their advance. Most publishers don’t break even until your book has sold 7,500 – 8,000 copies. Publishers
Conduct Author Teleseminars with Confidence
I’m seeing more authors and speakers take advantage of technology to teach and interact with their audience remotely. For instance, one of my clients is conducting a free teleseminar this week, and she already has over 70 participants signed-up. Not only will she get good exposure for her new book, she also plans to launch
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