How can you market your audiobook? Here are 25 ideas you can use today.

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Is any of this stuff more important than writing another book?

Today’s guest post is by James Rose: Marketing does not come naturally to me. It has been a struggle to get my mind wrapped around the many facets of marketing a self-published book. I made m…

Daisy Whitney, author of THE MOCKINGBIRDS, explains six ways writers can blog and develop an online brand to sell more books and market their novel.

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The five tactics I’ve used to get 25,000+ people to subscribe to my newsletter.

An unpublished writer describes how she built a five-figure Twitter following within a year, by helping other writers and engaging on a personal level.

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I know that many aspiring writers who happily read blogs or belong to writing forums are nonetheless very wary of the more dynamic forms of social media: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr, Pinterest and all the others. Which wouldn't matter, except that it is genuinely harder and harder to make any kind of way as a writer without doing some of this stuff - not least because publishers will be wary of a writer who is invisible in social media terms. But the good news is that it's perfectly possible to have a useful presence out there. So to that end...

If you’re honest with yourself about what you want from your online presence, you can be more intentional about cultivating it.

Besides the big ones of Facebook and Twitter

Are you confused by Twitter? Are you on Twitter yet? Do you know your replies from your DMs? Are hashtags still a mystery? Twitter is a great way to promote your book, publishing company or business – but it can seem like a foreign language when you first start. This handy one-page Cheat Sheet will help asRead More

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