I don’t know.
I love writing. Whether, it’s on my blog, short story, flash fiction or a children’s book, I really love writing. Marketing my books, not so much. It always makes me think of bragging.
With the thousands of books written and published every day, how can I convince someone to read mine?
Is it because I know so little about the selling and marketing side that I don’t like it?
Could be. But one day, I may have to throw off my insecurities and learn more about how to market my books.
That’s why I was thrilled to read the latest post by
His experience with Bookbub’s blog plus the extensive list of links for marketing books will be one I’ll save and read many times. Congrats Nicholas for the recognition he received and thanks for passing on much-needed information.
Hop over and read what happened to Nicholas and the abundance of marketing links on his post. The link is at the bottom of this post. You will want to bookmark his blog!
Tell me are you ready to begin marketing yourself as an author?
Do you hesitate to toot your own horn?
Is cost what stops you or the process itself?
I’d love to hear from you! Click the “write me” tab or contact me onTwitter @jeancogdell, Facebook at jean.cogdell and Amazon.com, stop by and say hey! The lights are on and I’m waiting.
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That Jaw-dropping Moment when Bookbub Mentions your Blog by Nicholas C. Rossis.
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Thanks y’all!
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Actually, two things have stopped me from paid advertising. Money (of course) and ignorance. I know we need a marketing/business plan, but not sure how to fit one in to an already bursting schedule. Plus, I have trouble with the who, when and where’s of it all. I suppose deep down I resent the need for it all, I just want to write…
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Me too! Money is a biggie plus I’ve no idea where to even start much less stop.
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something we must both work at?
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