by Elena Vaya | Book Marketing
Back in the days of typewriters and carbon copies, publishing was a riskier financial business. Books were typically printed in runs of thousands for economy of scale, and then all those copies had to be stored somewhere, requiring renting or buying warehouse space....
by Jeff Karon | Book Marketing
You’ve written a book and now you are ready to publish. But you soon find out that publishers want you to explain in detail how you are going to help sell your work, and you think, But isn’t that the publisher’s job? For better or worse, nearly all publishers now want...
by Book Editing Associates | Book Marketing
Compiled by Book Editing Associates Twitter: @USABookEditors Facebook Instagram: book_editing_associates ********** Twitter and Instagram Hashtags for Writers If you’re overwhelmed with just the idea of social media but fellow writers, colleagues, and your friends and...
by Stacey Donovan | Book Marketing
It’s no secret that the book industry has long been completely secretive about how bestsellers are actually chosen. Why is that? Because there is no universal system, company, or site that tracks all book sales. THE NEW YORK TIMES The New York Times receives its info...
by Book Editing Associates | Book Marketing
Writing with Authority SEO folks have said so from the beginning, and content is still king online—but the content that attracts readers and motivates them to answer a call to action is now unquestionably not just any old content, but rather content that’s perceived...
by Book Editing Associates | Book Marketing
After you’ve written a children’s book, you have to sell it – you didn’t spend all that time and effort just to entertain yourself, did you? Try to accomplish one of the following tasks each week to help your labor of love blossom to life in...
