There has been much debate over the future of publishing and a divide in opinions over which is better for authors – the traditional or
Yesterday I talked about why building a platform is not just for self-publishers. You can find part one of this post here. I’d like to
If you aren’t yet published but have it in mind too in the near future, there are tons of promotions you can be doing before
In the last week alone I have spoken with two published authors who are feeling super shy about promoting their second books. This blew me
Above is an example of a media page from author Kathy Lynn Harris’s website. So do you need a media page (also known as a
*This is Part 4 in the series, and is cross posted from my other site Ladies Who Critique.com* Promoting a Book: 10 Sites You Can
The latest generation Kindle now brings up a Before You Go… screen on the last page of all books, which can be a great way
Have you added tags to your book on Amazon or the Amazon Kindle yet? Here is an example of the tags for my wedding guide
If you are selling a book or eBook through Amazon, you should absolutely be taking advantage of your Amazon Author Central page. I know, I
On every Amazon product page (including print and eBook pages) there is the option to “Share your own customer images”. Find this option under the