by Women in Publishing Summit | Apr 21, 2021
Sometimes the wrong person stumbles on your book, and there are just going to be those people who don’t like it. But sometimes these bad reviews come from bad marketing, along with targeting the wrong types of readers.
By ensuring you know exactly WHO your reader is, and making a concerted effort to market to that particular audience, you can make sure that reviews like this are far and few between. That they only happen when the wrong reader stumbles across the book.
by Women in Publishing Summit | Mar 9, 2021
Content Strategy for Authors! $50 March 9, 2021 | 1PM EST This is the workshop for you if: You’re growing an email list, but don’t know what to send out and when You’ve started a blog, but have no idea what to write on it You’re trying to grow...
by Women in Publishing Summit | May 25, 2020
How Authors Can Use Text Marketing A Guest Post by Megan Starbuck Do you ever feel like you’re a smidge behind the trends as a writer, and you pay for it in a big way? Like if you’d started a blog sooner, it would have done better? Now it seems like there are too many...
by Women in Publishing Summit | Oct 22, 2019
Women in Publishing 2019 Webinar Series This month, we were delighted to have one of our favorite people, Cindy Tyler, CEO of Vervante. Cindy presented on options for selling books directly from your website. She also talked about the power of the email list, and why...
by Women in Publishing Summit | Oct 3, 2019
Selling Books Directly To Your Readers Independent authors certainly have a love-hate relationship with Amazon. There’s no getting around the fact that Amazon is THE number one stop for readers looking for books. As hard as it can be to get your book noticed on...
