1001 Ways to Market Your Books

Seth Godin on The Bestseller Effect

Here is a new article that Seth Godin shared via email. He makes some great points on how bestsellers are created. This is definitely worth reading: There are two markets for books (and music). The first market consists of grazers, collectors, or omnivores. They make the market happen. They read a lot of books. They visit the […]

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Dedication to 1001 Ways to Market Your Books by John Kremer

An Example of a Great Book Dedication

I had forgotten about this dedication until Valerie Gangas shared it on Twitter today. This dedication from @JohnKremer lives on the door of my refrigerator so I never forget why I write. #Solidadvice pic.twitter.com/cD4nu0FbjQ — Valerie Gangas (@ValerieGangas) November 9, 2014 It’s a well-written strong dedication (even if I do say so myself, having written […]

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Jeff Davidson: The Amazon Book Reviewer with an Agenda

Guest Post by Jeff Davidson An insidious trend is impacting authors, writers, poets, and all creative individuals everywhere. As a result of the Amazon.com review process, virtually anyone can post anything about any intellectual property at any time. Such postings can be made independently of whether or not one has actually, say, bought and read […]

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The I-Don’t-Have-Any-Time Hour-a-Day Book Marketing Plan

Here’s my I-Don’t-Have-Any-Time Hour-a-Day Book Marketing Plan: Do one thing a day. Focus on creating relationships with high-traffic targeted websites, influencers, and podcasts (targeted to your audience or your topic). That’s it. The I-Don’t-Have-Any-Time Hour-a-Day Book Marketing Plan: Do one thing a day. — John Kremer Click To Tweet Week 1: Research Each day this […]