Writing
an entire book is a huge achievement in itself, but as you likely well
know, promoting it and making it a success is a whole different ball
game. Thankfully, there are a few ways that you can ensure your book has the very best chance when it hits the virtual
bookshelves.
Follow a few simple tips and you’ll be able to have readers
all across the globe glued to their leather sectional,
just to get a glimpse of what happens next in your tale. Let's take a
look at three of the easiest ways you can give your book a helping hand
before and after you complete the writing process.....
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Thanks for posting this. Feeling a little dumb, but I had never heard of self publishing until a few weeks ago when a google link about it started following me everywhere, since then am learning so much about it. Thanks again : )
ReplyDeleteThank you Karen, just the info I needed AGAIN. Your timing is so appreciated
ReplyDeleteThanks Karen - I never thought of having a website just for the book, its a very good idea:)
ReplyDeleteps that was me by the way:)
ReplyDeleteglad to see you this monday... thank you for the link to the this post...
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link! I'm learning as much as I can as I explore my options.
ReplyDeleteHi Karen .. just been on over - and you offer such good advice there.
ReplyDeleteJust going back to comment .. cheers Hilary
great article!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link to the article. Lots to learn and use.
ReplyDeleteGreat tips, thank you!
ReplyDeleteExcellent advice, but then I expect nothing less. It also reminded me to join Celery Tree!
ReplyDeleteGood to see you got your blog back, Karen.
I was going to congratulate you on your new blog design but then I heard your blog was hacked? Any idea how that happened?
ReplyDeleteI'm excited to join A to Z this year!
Jen, I have no idea. Blogger shut me down due to "excessive activity" and I've had an awful lot of spam lately. One reason I changed my comment form to the embedded format. I seem to get more spam when I use the pop up. I'm trying to avoid word verif!
DeleteGreat tips. It's a constant struggle figuring out how to get it all done the best way possible and learning what works for us.
ReplyDeleteOooo, very interesting! Thank you Karen!
ReplyDeleteGreat post with so much info! Thanks! I'm from the A-Z challenge, number 1013. Thought I'd introduce myself to the other lucky 13s in the group! Nice to meet you! Looking forward to reading more from you in April!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tips! I'm visiting from the A to Z challenge...good luck!
ReplyDeleteHi Karen. Just read your previous post. I don't know that you have to spend x amount of hours a week to claim full-time writer status. I know that even when I'm not writing I'm thinking about it, taking notes and dreaming...that's pretty full time.
ReplyDeleteGetting excited about the A-Z? That's pretty full time.
Denise
The giraffe has gone! Your post is a timely one for me, as I am embarking on the road to publication as I type. Marketing is going to take a lot of my time, but I do hope it will be worth the effort.
ReplyDeleteWriting full-time is now something I am taking seriously. :)
Great post, Karen. Promote, promote, promote - yeah, that's where I fall down. I go Promote, prom ... bored now. Problem is I'd rather be writing.
ReplyDeletecool ill await for your a-z hope you visit mine too here http://pa-ul.blogspot.com/2012/03/z-artists.html
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