How to Promote a Book: What They Don’t Tell You

TimberDark Writer:

Now that The Blood is getting so close to publication I need to improve on my plans for actual launching the book. Rachel Rueben’s post reminds me to add several things to my list. Expanding the networks I already have on Facebook and LinkedIn are just the beginning. For those of you at a similar point in your publishing efforts here’s a place to begin.


Originally posted on Writing By The Seat of My Pants:



Book Promotion

Photo by Michelangelo Carrieri




Two years ago, my YA novel Hag was released and I was not prepared at all even though I had studied publishing for several years.  Sure I had a business plan but that fell apart when several unforeseen circumstances came my way.  So I ended up doing what I always do, I flew by the seat of my pants and got a crash course in book promotion that I will never forget.  Today I reveal exactly what I learned…



There’s a Difference in Clicking Publish and Having an Official Launch Date

Who knew?  I thought that when I clicked published that all I had to do was get a few ads and shares on social media then poof… instant bestseller.  ( I can hear you all snickering.)  Here’s the deal, having a launch date is more for your readers than you.  Your launch tells them where…


View original 513 more words


 •  0 comments  •  flag
Share on Twitter
Published on April 07, 2014 14:57
No comments have been added yet.