Ad Your Book

I have recently done some marketing in a few places that I would like to share:

Galleycat Has a FaceBook page where they will market for free. It has 18, 441 members.

Addicted to Ebooks has a FB page with 6752 members for $5.00

They also have a sidebar banner page, which I haven’t tried yet $15. And some free promotion for free books. I have not tried those yet.

Goodkindles has both a Large banner at $99.mo and sidebar banner at $50. mo I have not tried. The Gold promotion package  was $20. one time fee and gets you the following:

GOLD PROMOTION PACKAGE  -  $19.95  

•    Your book will be listed permanently on Goodkindles and our social profiles

•    It will be also featured in our daily newsletter.

•    The right of bumping up your book listing back to our homepage – once, on a day of your choice (after 30 days minimum, please contact us on a day you want your book to reappear on home page). You also can edit your book details at the same time (add new free promo dates, add something to the description and so on).

•    When we’ll bump up your book, we will also publish it again on our social profiles and we will inform about it again in our newsletter.

They have other packages to choose from, as well.

Also, you may have your web site entered into their catalog for free and they encourage it. At this address:

http://www.goodkindles.net/p/author-website-list.html

Linking is a requirement to get into the catalog.

And thanks to Misha Burnett I have The Fussy Librarian sending out mail subscribed customers listing that will include my book.

They don’t have a FaceBook page or list you on their website as they try to encourage people to subscribe via their mailings.

There are also dozens of FaceBook groups to advertise in daily and those require personal daily maintenance, and most do have rules about the number of posts that you can make a day.  Some allow posting on certain days. Always read the instructions pinned or posted in the side bars, Many will toss you from the group quickly if rules are broken in an effort to maintain order and avoid spammers.

Filed under: Marketing Tagged: Addicted to Ebooks, Galleycat, Goodkindles, The Fussy Librarian