Information


  • How to Market Your Unsold Books on the Internet: It's Easy

    Rating: 

    Your book expresses your wondrous information, your creativity, your genius. It's your dream come true. Or is it?Read more…
  • Create a Sales Letter to Extend Your Book's Life

    Rating: 

    Speakers, coaches, professionals and other small businesses are great at getting their books written and launched. They want their targeted audience to know about their book so their visibility is strong.But after the initial one-year honeymoon, sales and contacts slow down.Read more…
  • Digital Distribution and Marketing of Your Book Part 1

    Rating: 

    In this first in a series of articles on how you can potentially make money online with your book via digital distribution, we are going to take a look into what formats are best suited for your book or preview along with what tools there are to create these formats cheaply and quickly.Digital distribution is mostly associated with music downloading and bit torrent. I’ll get to bit torrent later so lets talk about the downloading of music and what we can learn from it.Read more…
  • A Helpful Book Report Example

    Rating: 

    Have you been assigned a book report that is left to a bit confused and frustrated about how one where to begin? Perhaps seeing a book report example would be just the ticket to help you get up and running. Well, instead of quitting and tossing the book, the notebook, the PC across the room, take a look at some examples, book report examples:ASK PEOPLEOne tried-and-true method of learning is imitation.Read more…
  • Business Marketing and Small Business How To Book Length Discussed

    Rating: 

    If you go to any bookstore you will be amazed that the number of business marketing and small business how-to books on the shelves. Every month or so I will go to a bookstore and browse through the new marketing books to see if anyone has written anything new or anything that I don't know.Much of the business marketing books have catchy titles and really nothing new, as most of it is regurgitated information.Read more…
  • Book Publishing Companies

    Rating: 

    Book publishing has accelerated as an industry in the last few decades with the steady growth of computer technology and new publishing techniques like digital information systems and the Internet. According to figures released by the Association of American Publishers (AAP), net sales for the entire United States publishing industry are estimated to have increased by 1.3 percent from 2003 to 2004 to a grand total of $23.72 billion.Read more…
  • Five Things You MUST Do In Order To Sell Your Books

    Rating: 

    Want to sell more books? Learn from an expert the five things you must do in order to achieve your goals.1. You Must Find YOUR MarketHopefully before you even wrote your book, you sat down and mapped out who your potential customers were.Read more…
  • "10 Golden Rules" for Book Marketing Success

    Rating: 

    Learn how to successfully market your book with these 10 valuable book marketing tips.Take Risks. Be willing to put yourself in uncomfortable situations (like speaking and selling) to market your books.Read more…
  • Write–Publish–Speak

    Rating: 

    Are We There Yet?After writing and re-writing your manuscript it barely resembles the first draft. Then after interminable rejections and more re-writes—Eureka!Read more…
  • Why InfoMarketing Is The Best Technique You Can Use To Sell Your Books

    Rating: 

    What is InfoMarketing?InfoMarketing is the use of information in a marketing vehicle. To be effective, your vehicles need to be easily accessible and useful to your target market.Read more…
  • The Three Mindsets of Marketing

    Rating: 

    Your marketing mindset can help you achieve your book-selling goals. Learn how to market more effectively with these valuable tips:Mindset Number One: Give AuthenticallyYou must be genuine in your marketing efforts. Non-fiction and fiction books both have purposes.Read more…
  • How-To Create A Book Marketing Plan (The Smart Way)

    Rating: 

    Marketing plans are great guides for business owners. And a book marketing plan is the specific tool you will use to find and create places to sell your book(s).Consider these six areas when developing your marketing plan.Read more…
  • Finding A Literary Agent You Can Work With

    Rating: 

    So finally you have finished writing the book for which you toiled hard and just like your newborn, is very close to your heart? And you thought that you have crossed the biggest hurdle? Well now comes the tougher part, which is to get your book printed and making it see the light of the day.Read more…
  • Smart Authors With A Following Make More Money With eBooks

    Rating: 

    Once an author gets a following and becomes very popular it really makes sense to switch to writing more eBooks. Why? Well it is simple you make more money in royalties.Read more…
  • I'm Giving Away My Proven Formula on How to Get a Book Published

    Rating: 

    If you are going to follow any formula on how to get a book published you’d better make sure it comes from an established bestselling author.My proven formula does…So why am I now giving away the formula?As I approach my 75th birthday I doubt I will have many more books published - although I have 3 more coming out this year bringing my total output up to 33Writing has been good to me and publishing even better and so I would like to give something back in the shape of my formula to writers following in my footsteps; writers aspiring to publication.Read more…
  • Authors Beware: Watch Out For Search Engine Placement

    Rating: 

    Publishers and authors need to think about their online marketing strategies. Search engine optimization is one of those strategies. It is important to check the order of your titles in major Internet bookstores such as Amazon and Barnes and Noble.Read more…
  • Four Keys to Finding a Red Hot Audience That'll Rush to Buy Your Books

    Rating: 

    Did you know that when you're looking for a hot topic to write about or a hungry market to go after, the best strategy for an independent publisher is to divide a large demand into manageable market niches. A niche market is an easily identifiable market that can be targeted for direct promotion, i.e.Read more…
  • Are You Prepared to be an Author?

    Rating: 

    You've written the book, sent it to a publisher, and received that wonderful acceptance letter. All your dreams and aspirations have come true and you find yourself snoopy dancing around the living room, giddy with excitement. You congratulate yourself for a job well done and sit back and wait for those glorious royalty checks to come in.Read more…
  • You Have To Promote Your Books - No One Else Will

    Rating: 

    Someone once said, "You don't have to write something that is particularly good, just something people will buy to read."I've often given that advice to those who email me asking how to get started writing. It is excellent advice.Read more…
  • How to Easily Set-Up a Blog to Promote Your Book

    Rating: 

    Blogs are increasingly becoming a valuable marketing tool for writers. Plus, they are so easy to use and set-up that every writer should have one (especially since they’re free). Even technophobes can embrace blogs.Read more…

Most Recent Articles in Book Marketing category

  • How to get rich by writing fiction - By: Sudhir Sharma
    Some of us write simply because we cannot not write. Ideas grab us, move us, and demand to be written. We strive to make it as real as we possibly can, to improve at our craft every day, hopefully to make it into the realm of literature as well as entertainment.
  • Book Marketing 101 - By: Jasmeet Kahlon
    For beginning authors, book promotion is the key to success. Whether an author self-publishes or is published by a major house, most often that author needs to market her book herself if she wants there to be any chance at all of it being successful.
  • The REAL TRUTH on How to Write an eBook - By: Diya Sood
    The hardest part of writing is the first sentence. When you look at the whole project, it seems like an impossible task. That's why you have to break it down into manageable tasks. Think of climbing a mountain.
  • Book Marketing - How Rich Authors Make Money - By: Bob Burnham
    Ever wonder how some authors seem to steal the limelight and the profits while others collect dust on bookstore shelves? Some of those really well off authors are not even that good. You read their books and think "I could write better than this."
  • How To Write A Book, 4 Simple Strategies - By: Bob Burnham
    Writing a book doesn't have to be complicated. The image of the frustrated writer sitting at their typewriter with piles of balled up paper at their feet is a myth. In fact, when you use a few simple strategies, writing a book can be accomplished quickly and professionally - no writer's block and no piles of balled up paper.
  • How To Get A Reporter's Attention For Your Book - By: Jitender Sharma
    Reporters are busy people. On any given day they are fielding dozens of phone calls, making calls of their own, reading stacks of newspapers and magazines and rushing to meet deadlines. So how do you break through all the noise to get a reporter or an editor on the phone to listen to your pitch?
  • Kick Off Your Brochure Marketing With These Simple Steps - By: Janice Jenkins
    Brochures are very effective tools to have when you want to grow your business. However, most brochure marketing campaigns need to be redesigned and restructured because they don’t get the results you expect from them. In order for your promotional efforts to be effective, designing brochures should be in order. Here’s how you can kick off your brochure marketing campaign with these steps.
  • Book Publicity: The New York Myth - By: Melissa Sandford
    While there are some exceptional book and literary publicists working straight out of The Big Apple, it should be noted that having a publicist located in New York does not automatically guarantee an author that their writing will reach readers.
  • Interviewing Tips for First Time Authors - By: Melissa Sandford
    As you prepare for your first or next interview, always remember the hardest part is over. You have already written 300+ pages, found an agent, a publicist and survived the excruciating editing process. Interviewing well is essential, however, it is also one of the easiest and most enjoyable aspects of publishing a book.
  • A Secret to Make your Book a Best Seller - By: Barry Sheppard
    There is a secret to writing your bestselling book. I would like to tell you about it, so that you can use it as I have.