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Writer’s A, B, C: Free tools for finding happy new readers
This post might just elevate marketing into something we can feel good about.
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Top Ten: Renew your readers’ interest between books
Here are some ideas to boost sales between those big, fancy book launches. (When I say "Top Ten", I mean the first ten things that came to me as I dashed off this post.) Enjoy and experiment.
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#RT this Raffle: Immortality and 81 #free books, too
The #DudeNeedsAKidney Raffle for many, many books starts now.
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Number One in #SciFi #Free today: All 3 Seasons of This Plague of Days!
Today is the day. #1 in Sci-fi, for free.
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The power of the pulse giveaway: 99 cents or nothing?
Some thoughts on pulse sales: considerations and results.
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Writers: Who influences you?
Don't miss the free stuff...but don't let me influence you unduly.
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Today, Friday, December 21, is special. I’m giving away ten of my books on Amazon, free for everyone to download. Yes, this means you, too! Go get your gifts! Now, about my Facebook Live experiment: In...
View ArticleMarketing Experiments, Promotional Pricing and Free Books
Written Word Media came up with a survey that found optimum pricing to boost author income in fiction ranges from 99¢ to $4.99. Not surprisingly, the more books you write the more you are likely to...
View ArticleWhat to talk about with readers
Never miss an opportunity to be kind, helpful and grateful.
View ArticleMy Book Marketing Mistake
Every author is asked about their mistakes. In every writer’s forum and podcast, eventually someone will ask veteran writers what they’ve did wrong. The question is posed in different ways. The most...
View ArticleWriting Fairweather and Foul
I recently received the most aggressive fortune in a fortune cookie ever: For a good cause, wrongdoing may be virtuous (pictured). Sums up a lot of fiction, doesn’t it? It spoke to a central question...
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