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Category Archives: Promoting Your Books
Bookbub Raises Capital – What Does It Mean For Indie Authors?
Did anyone see the latest news about Bookbub? I’m a little surprised I haven’t been reading more about this from indie authors. The headline is striking: BookBub Raises $3.8M to Help Readers Find E-Book Deals Online Indie Authors – What … Continue reading
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Tagged Bookbub, indie authors, the fussy librarian
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Indie Authors – Bookbub Explains Their Pricing
Recently Bookbub wrote a blog post about their pricing strategies and I thought it was interesting, especially for us indie authors. I’ve used Bookbub a few times for advertizing, and I’ve been turned down by them once. I have mixed … Continue reading
Indie Authors – Questioning Bookbub
By now I’m sure just about every indie author has heard about Bookbub. I seemed to have heard about them later than others, but I’ve used them a few times now for advertizing. And although their results are better than … Continue reading
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Indie Authors – Is Amazon Kindle Countdown Deals Beneficial?
Amazon recently announced a new program, Kindle Countdown Deals, and I immediately wondered will this be beneficial for indie authors, because let’s face it, with Amazon, there is always a catch. So I read up on Kindle Countdown, and yes, … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon, indie authors, Kindle Countdown Deals
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Indie Authors And Kindle MatchBook
I recently heard about Kindle MatchBook and my first thought was is this a good thing for indie authors or not? Well, it didn’t take too much for me to conclude that there doesn’t seem to be much of a … Continue reading
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Indie Authors And The Future Of Twitter
As you may know, Twitter is about to go public, and this brings up some interesting things for indie authors who use Twitter as a marketing tool. Now, I don’t believe Twitter is going away anytime soon, but as I’ve … Continue reading
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Indie Authors – Adding Books To Your Amazon Author Central Page
As I wrap up my series on Amazon’s author central page (if you missed the previous posts, you can find them on the Promoting Your Books page), it’s time to dive into the most important part. If you’re an author, … Continue reading
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Indie Authors – More Tips For Your Author Central Page
We continue our Indie Authors and Amazon Author Central series, and before we get to adding books (you won’t want to miss this one as I’ve got some important things you’ll want to know) I want to cover some tips … Continue reading
Indie Authors – Amazon Author Central Sales Info And More
As we continue our Indie Authors and Amazon Author Central series, let’s discuss just a few more basic things you’ll want to address. But first, if you missed the first post, read Indie Authors – Do You Have An Amazon … Continue reading
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