What Does a Ranking Number Mean on Amazon? If you’ve published a book and it’s available on Amazon, you’ll notice there’s a Sales Rank number on your book page. This number is important to help you check how your book is selling. The lower the ranking number the better your book is doing in sales.… Read More What Ranking Numbers Mean on Amazon
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What is a social media funnel and how do writers of fiction use it? A social media marketing funnel is a system of platforms that direct people to you online. If you have a presence as a fiction writer on several platforms you have a better chance of someone finding you. But if you’re a… Read More Social Media Funnel for Authors
In the growing world of self-publishing and being an independent author, it can be easy to get overwhelmed by all the things you need to do to get your work out there. Marketing can be pretty time consuming, especially if you don’t have a plan or a goal. You can end up wasting a lot… Read More Social Media for Fiction Authors
Are you an author who’s wondering how to market your book? We could all use some tips in that area. In this blog, we’ll cover the ways you can use your blog/website and other social media to create a marketing funnel. How to Build a Social Media Marketing Funnel for Authors Define Your Goal Decide… Read More How to Build a Social Media Marketing Funnel for Authors
Social media ‘gems’ are snippets about your work which you can use on social media to attract readers to your Facebook, Google, Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest profiles to find out more about you. If they’re too long most people won’t actually read them and you’re probably not going to sell a lot of books. So,… Read More Creating Social Media ‘Gems’ From Your Novels