Publisher downsizing…acquistion freezes…layoffs…new technology…bestseller lists…with all of the crazy things going on in the publishing industry these days, it’s important for authors to stay in touch with the latest industry news. Here’s a list of blogs and newsletters that I recommend: Publisher’s Weekly – Daily Enewsletter Christian Retailing E-News Chip MacGregor – Literary Agent Blog
Monthly Marketing To-Do List for Authors
A common fear that I find with authors is concern over what marketing activities to do on a regular basis. This anxiety hits everyone, from beginner to bestseller and fiction to non-fiction. Either information overload sends authors in all directions, or analysis-paralysis shuts down their marketing efforts altogether.Sure, there are thousands of ways to promote
Advanced Book Marketing for Authors
Okay, I’m not one who likes people promoting stuff on their blogs. As I tell my author clients, “It’s more important to provide value to the reader, rather than promote your books.” However, I’m really excited about a new resource that I’ve just completed. It’s an 8-disc audio CD set called, Advanced Book Marketing for
3 Ways Publishers can Maximize Marketing Budgets in a Tough Economy
As I write this article, the U.S. stock market dropped over 35% below its previous high and economic uncertainty rules the business world. Unemployment has increased, and discretionary spending is down. Those of us in the publishing industry face real concerns about meeting projections and growing book sales. Therefore, now is the time to consider
Thomas Nelson Publishers looking for Book Bloggers
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
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