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The more you engage with customers, the clearer things become and the easier it is to determine what you should be doing” — John Russell, President of Harley Davidson.
I conclude this series by exploring how you can develop a relationship with your readers over time and build your platform as an author.
Welcome back! Today’s post, the ninth in the “Self-Publish a Book” series is all about writing and self-publishing a great book. Previous Posts: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6, Part 7, Part 8 Formulating your pre-publication marketing campaign If you’ve been building your profile as a writer for some time, you probably have a mailing list […]
Welcome back! Today’s post, the eighth in the “Self-Publish a Book” series is all about writing a great book.
This week’s post is about how to market your (self-published) book online.
How do successful authors market their books?
Editing: Where the magic happens This post is a part a multi-post series on Self-publishing a book, sponsored by Highbrow In today’s post, I’m taking a cue from Ernest Hemingway. Before you freak out, remember that a first draft is not even worth showing to friends and family. As Ernest Hemingway famously said, “the only […]
Welcome back! Today’s post, the second in the “Self-Publish a Book” series is all about writing a great book. It doesn’t have to be the greatest book ever written, but as long as it appeals to a certain audience enough for them to write a good review, or recommend to a friend, you will be […]
