What Is The Best Thing You’ve Done To Promote Your Books? [Roundup]
Authors share what genuinely moved copies, from live events and podcasts to real relationships and consistency. A roundup of book marketing that worked.
Tag: Self-Publishing (Page 12)
Author PlatformSelf-Publishing, Traditional, or Vanity: Choosing Your Path and Proving Your Market | The Exceptional Scribble Show, Episode 230
The September 2018 hour that started the monthly residency: self-publishing versus traditional versus vanity publishing, proving your genre sells when publishers say it will not, marketing poetry to the right public, the charity-event press trick, Fiction Masterclass, and the on-air…
Author TalksCarol Cooper: From Family Doctor to Self-Published Novelist in Waterstones
Dr. Carol Cooper on Author Talks: from a medical career to self-published novels in Waterstones.
Author TalksKyle Waller: A Self-Taught Novelist Putting Mental Illness in the Reader’s Face
Self-taught author Kyle Waller joins Author Talks to discuss his dystopian novel Ward, writing about mental illness, marketing, and show versus tell.
AgingDavid Penny: From Trade-Published Sci-Fi to Indie Historical Mysteries in Retirement
David Penny joins Author Talks to discuss returning to writing in retirement, indie historical mysteries, and cracking Facebook and Amazon ads.
Author TalksClare Flynn: A Marketing Director Turned Prolific Historical Novelist
Clare Flynn joins Author Talks to discuss going indie, the Alliance of Independent Authors, immersive research, and marketing her historical novels.
Author TalksDebbie Young: The Alliance of Independent Authors, Cozy Mysteries, and Self-Publishing Done Right
Debbie Young joins Author Talks to discuss the Alliance of Independent Authors, writing cozy mysteries, and the real advantages of self-publishing.
Author BusinessWrite First, Edit Later: The Professional Writing Session | The Exceptional Scribble Show, Episode 205
Part two with Sage the Poet, broadcast as a nor'easter closed in: why writing and editing at the same time causes writer's block, the scheduled professional day, 12,000-word workdays via dictation, light outlining with story and character arcs, daily promotion,…
Career StoryFrom Trader Joe’s to Twelve Books in Six Months: The Full Origin Story | Authors First with Tony Kay
Tony Kay hosted Richard Lowe for a full hour on Authors First: the accidental start in computing, the Trader Joe's years, the leap into writing, disaster preparedness from lived experience, and the photography born from love and grief.
Author BusinessCISA, Ransomware, and Why Backups Belong in the Closet | 3Ps in a Podcast
The November 2, 2015 episode with Artis and Mike: T-Mobile's churn math, Apple's record year, the Help! My Boss Is Wacko launch, the $350 million Eastern European cyber-mafia statistic, why only closet-stored backups survive ransomware, phishing and spear phishing explained,…
InterviewsSeven Books in 30 Days: The Three Strategies That Made It Possible
Richard Lowe, The Writing King, joined Shelley Hitz on the Author Audience podcast for a behind-the-scenes spotlight on a sprint most writers would call