Many authors seems to believe that selling directly to their readers is hard. Well, they’re not wrong about that since it’s not easy to get readers to buy directly from them. But it doesn’t have to be that way if you implement these strategies to get the direct sales to start rolling in.
Listicle blog post can be a wonderful thing to have on your website since it’s easy to write and it can bring massive traffic to your website. But strangely enough, it can also do harm to your website if you’re not careful.
Yes, you hear a lot about the benefits of blogging. Even with that, I realize that this one specific benefit somehow can be a lifechanger whether you’ve just started blogging or you’ve been blogging for years.
Twitter can be good place for you to connect with your potential readers. But it can be overwhelming for most authors considering how fast-paced Twitter can be. Here are the simple steps that you can take to make Twitter marketing a less daunting task.
For many authors, it’s always a dream to see their books available on retailers and bookstores. But if you do want to make a sustainable living from your books, then it’s worth paying attention to selling your books directly to your readers.
You probably hear so many times that blogging is dead. Even if it’s not, is it worth your time starting a blog, especially with the purpose of marketing your book? Here’s what I discover from my fiction author blog.