Is there really such a thing as an “Amazon bestseller”? Rob Eagar explains how authors making false claims about their books is a disservice to readers…
Amazon Attribution Tags for Authors
Great news for authors. Amazon has launched a new feature for authors called Attribution Tags. However, you might see that phrase and wonder, what the heck is an “Attribution Tag,” and why would I ever need one? Put simply, Attribution Tags are specific tracking links provided by Amazon that you can place online and view
Build Your Audience Before You Publish
Most authors focus on writing their books before marketing their books. But, what if this approach is a recipe for disaster? Rob explains why there’s a better way…
Amazon Ads Are Now Open to Traditional Authors
On March 10th, Amazon quietly changed their policies to allow traditionally-published authors to buy Amazon ads for their books. Why is this change a big deal? In the past, only publishing houses and self-published authors who used Amazon’s KDP platform could buy ads to reach readers. Traditionally-published authors, such as John Grisham or Brene Brown,
Why Social Media Stinks at Selling Books
One of the biggest falsehoods that authors and publishers believe is that social media sells books. Nothing could be further from the truth. In fact, The New York Times proved this point in a recent article. Read on for the highlights from their reporting…
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