Three Must-Haves for Author Homepages
by Lynn Varon The homepage is a snapshot of your website that invites the visitor to explore further. Attention-seeking authors know a website has the widest reach of all promotional…
by Lynn Varon The homepage is a snapshot of your website that invites the visitor to explore further. Attention-seeking authors know a website has the widest reach of all promotional…
by Brian Feinblum An author recently asked me to give her an idea of how much she should spend on book publicity. Though I wanted to say “everything you have,”…
by Penny Sansevieri When it comes to how to market a book, there’s a lot of industry jargon–like the term ARCs, or Advanced Review Copies. What’s even more confusing is…
by Lorie Lewis Ham My first mystery novel, Murder in Four Part Harmony, came out in 2000. It was published by a small press—one of the first to do print…
by Penny Sansevieri Your author platform relies heavily on a social-media presence. There, I said it. So if you hate social media, you’re going to have a harder time hitting…
by Penny Sansevieri As you create your book-marketing plan, you may be thinking about doing a pre-order as a way of getting some early sales. But it takes more than…
by Leila HirschFeld Previously published at BookBub.com on October 7, 2021 reprinted with permission. Writing is a solitary job by nature, but for many authors it has felt especially isolating…
by Sierra Simone, Joanna Shupe, Eva Leigh, Nicola Davidson, and Adriana Herrera (reprinted with permission) We are a group of romance authors—Sierra Simone, Joanna Shupe, Eva Leigh, Nicola Davidson, and…
by Lynn Varon, Writer Web We all know what copy editors do in the context of book publishing. What makes a website editor special? They have the skills to help…
by Penny Sansevieri Many indie authors turn up their noses at incorporating giveaways and discounts into their book marketing because it seems counterintuitive to making money. But the number of…