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Trilogy Marketing Tricks by Michael Poeltl
Author Michael Poeltl As an independent author, I understand the limited reach I have against traditionally published books or series. So, as such, you have to think outside the box. Have you written a...
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Tuesday Tutorial: StumbleUpon
I’ve been a member of StumbleUpon (SU) for years now. I can’t remember how I found it, but it seemed to me a good place to spread the word about my blog posts. SU (no, no relation to IU) now has over...
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Book Promotion 101 – 7 Critical Marketing Principles for Authors
Guest post by Donna Fasano Promotion, especially for new Indie Authors, can look like a harrowing hike up Mount Kilimanjaro—fraught with slippery slopes, hair-raising heights, and dangerous cliffs. But...
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Book Promotion 101 – 7 Critical Marketing Principles for Authors
Guest post by Donna Fasano Promotion, especially for new Indie Authors, can look like a harrowing hike up Mount Kilimanjaro—fraught with slippery slopes, hair-raising heights, and dangerous cliffs. But...
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Secrets I Learned from Running a Book Promotion Site
I’m sixty days into my new position as top dog at an eBook promotion site. It’s been a ton of fun and along the way I’ve had several mini-epiphanies. I want to share them with you because I think as...
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Author Hack: Keeping Your Back Matter Up to Date for both Amazon and Wide Titles
One of the great things about writing multiple books is that readers have several points of entry from which to discover your work. One of the pain in the rear things about having multiple books is...
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The Indie Author Roadmap – Part 2
Guest Post by Kevin Tumlinson Yesterday, in Part 1 of this article, I wrote about book formatting and end matter. Today, we’re going to talk about what comes after that. Wide Distribution You likely...
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