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Articles in Home | Writing & Speaking | Book Marketing Sort By: Title|Newest|Oldest How To Get Your Book Reviewed In Magazines  By : Sophfronia Scott In one of my past magazine jobs my office was next to that of the book editor. He would get boxes and boxes of books daily. There was a separate room devoted to storing these books, but that still didn't keep them from piling up in his office. Whenever he returned from vacation he practically had to use a bulldozer to get his door open! You see the problem, right? How do you get your book noticed, let alone reviewed, when it is just one among stacks of books in an editor's... Writing The Knockout Query Letter: How To Catch A Book Editor's Attention  By : Britt Gillette You've done it. You've achieved a lifelong dream and penned a book certain to be lauded through the ages as a literary masterpiece. Yet one last obstacle stands between you and publishing success – attracting the attention of someone who can get your book into print. In reality, catching an editor's attention is not difficult. All you have to do is follow the rules by sending what industry insiders refer to as a "query letter". A query letter is one or two pages written in... All You Need To Know About Agents--For Now  By : Sophfronia Scott The agent issue is such an emotional one for writers. Having one is a huge validation. I was fortunate to sign with an agent while still writing my first novel and it was wonderful being able to work and know that someone was waiting for what I was writing. But the eagerness to have that feeling often pushes writers to make poor decisions when it comes to the hunt for an agent. With some thinking, solid preparation and research it is possible to hook up with an agent and ... Writing The Blockbuster Book Proposal: How To Sell Your Non-Fiction Book  By : Britt Gillette You did it. You crafted the perfect query letter for your non-fiction book, and as a result, an editor at a large publishing house has requested a full book proposal. At this point, you have a 50/50 chance of seeing your work on a bookstore shelf. The difference maker will be a strong book proposal that exhibits knowledge of your audience, what that audience needs and wants, and how that audience can be reached on a cost-effective basis. When an editor makes a request to s... Earn $100,000+ For Your Book  By : Susan Harrow Every writer fantasizes about getting that big fat advance so they can take a little dream time, write, relax, or put their kids through college. But what most writers don’t know is it takes a heck of a lot of work to get to the point of being worthy of a publisher handing you the equivalent of the golden egg. Whether you’re a doctor with the latest get thin quick diet or a mom who has a foolproof way to turn brats into angels, you must be willing to do the work-alot of it. ... Get A 6 Figure Book Advance  By : Susan Harrow It's the dream of 81% of the population to write a book. No matter how many times people tell you how difficult it is to do, nearly everyone wants to do it. There hangs a certain romance around writers. I think it's a kind of nostalgia or grieving for some forgotten part of ourselves. We long to return to a place where magic and imagination are revered. Others may just want the quick glory or fast buck they associate with being an author. But whatever you want, getting a ... How To Get A Reporter's Attention For Your Book  By : Sophfronia Scott Reporters are busy people. On any given day they are fielding dozens of phone calls, making calls of their own, reading stacks of newspapers and magazines and rushing to meet deadlines. So how do you break through all the noise to get a reporter or an editor on the phone to listen to your pitch? In my 15 years as a magazine journalist I've fielded hundreds, if not thousands, of such calls. The following tips are what I've told many authors and publicists. The ones I eventu... 3 Low Cost Ways To Meet Agents & Editors  By : Sophfronia Scott These days it's common knowledge that it's hard to meet an agent or an editor through an unsolicited mailing. They are more likely to pay attention to a submission coming from someone they have met in person. To that end, writers flock to conferences so they can get some face time with real live agents and editors. And that's great. I believe writers should get out and network. But those conferences can be pricey. It's best to combine attending conferences with a few other st... New Author Releases Erotic Fairytale  By : Rob Heart Author Rob Heart has released a new book titled Typographical Error. Typographical Error explores the affects of a misguided email and the relationship it created between two people. Typographical Error has been best described as an erotic twenty-first century fairytale. Typographical Error can be ordered online through BarnesandNoble.com, Amazon.com, Booksamillion.com and from PublishAmerica.com, as well as many retail outlets. Using "Tipping Point" Concepts To Market Your Book  By : Sophfronia Scott Ever wonder how trends get started? As much as we'd like to think that all trends are Madison Avenue creations propagated by the media, many times a movement is sparked by the action of a few. Then word of mouth makes it spread. Author Malcolm Gladwell examines this phenomenon in his 2000 book "The Tipping Point". There's a chapter where he describes how this kind of movement by a few groups powered Rebecca Wells's 1996 novel, "Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood", to surp... The Business of Publishing  By : Penny C. Sansevieri The truth about publishing is really stranger than fiction and the truth is: getting published is only half the battle. The other half is to keep your reality check in balance so it doesn't bounce. Publicity From Thirty Thousand Feet  By : Penny C. Sansevieri Sketching out your marketing campaign will also give you a chance to see what’s been leveraging you results and what hasn’t. How to Improve Book Sales  By : Matt Bacak Learn the key tasks you need to complete to make your book a #1 best seller instead of a flop. These business and marketing strategies provide the kick start and strength your book promotion needs. How to Expand your Business by Leaps and Bounds  By : Matt Bacak Learn how to expand your business by effectively promoting your book. Learn why it is important to create your book as a lead generator. OK, Your Book is Printed … Now What!  By : dave4 Many years ago when I worked in camera store, a customer came in one day with a very old roll of unexposed B&W film. Book Publishing: Vanity Publishers Will Take You To The Cleaners  By : Shaun Fawcett If you’ve surfed around the Net looking for help getting your book/ebook published you’ve probably run across one or more of the so-called “vanity” publishers. Since you’re reading this, there’s a chance that you haven’t yet signed up with one of those outfits; that’s good news for you! Here's why: Online Book Publishing: Boost Your Sales With Online Publishing  By : Shaun Fawcett This article explains the three primary channels that make up the Online Publishing Model: 1. Sales-Mini-Sites, 2. Digital Download Distributors, 3. Print-On-Demand (POD) Distributors. Online Book Publishing: Sales-Mini-Sites Are Mandatory  By : Shaun Fawcett This is another in my series of articles that explain the Online Publishing Model and how small-time authors and/or self-publishers can use the OPM as a lucrative alternative to the often archaic and dysfunctional traditional book publishing model. Channel 1 - the Sales-Mini-Site. Online Book Publishing: Digital Fulfillment Delivers  By : Shaun Fawcett This is another in my series of articles that explain the Online Publishing Model and how small-time authors and/or self-publishers can use the OPM as a lucrative alternative to the often archaic and dysfunctional traditional book publishing model. Channel 2 - Digital Fulfillment Dustributors. Online Book Publishing: Print-On-Demand Will Double Your Sales  By : Shaun Fawcett This is another in my series of articles that explain the Online Publishing Model and how small-time authors and/or self-publishers can use the OPM as a lucrative alternative to the often archaic and dysfunctional traditional book publishing model. Channel 3 - Print-On-Demand (POD). The difference between rich authors and poor authors.  By : Steve Manning Why some authors make a lot of money and some don’t. Here’s the reason. Writing a Book Proposal  By : Bharat Jain Book publishers rummage around for the material that will be put up for the sale to the widest possible audience, so introduce your proposal to the Broader Market Potential rather than thinning your chances that your book proposal will interest an editor or agent. Bestselling Author Secrets Revealed  By : Warren Whitlock Emerson promised us that the world would beat a path to your door. Trouble is, Emerson lived before the advent of the frenzy of mass media we seen in the past few decades. Proven Tips that Will Sell Your Books – Part 1  By : Warren Whitlock Since every book is different, and there are many market niches, it is impossible to use a “one size fits all“ approach to book promotion. However, there are some strategies that work for most authors, most of the time. Proven Tips that Will Sell Your Books – Part 2Apply these tips, repeat them often, and make sure you  By : Warren Whitlock Apply these tips, repeat them often, and make sure you keep each going.. adding more marketing as you go. When you do, you will see results. What More Can We Learn About Book Promotion?  By : Warren Whitlock I wanted you to know how I doubled the number of people signing up for a new program from my friend and co-author Dan Kuschell. I‘ve taken some basic marketing principles and applied the latest technologies to get fast and easy promotion. Write Articles for Book Marketing - 7 Reasons Why  By : Judy Cullins If you have spent time and money down the drain waiting for “word of mouth“ to kick in, or multiple hours on networking meetings, you may want to investigate this number one way to publicize your web site, book, or service. Beginners welcome. And, once you learn the skills, you can delegate it all to your office assistant. Principle of the Most Successful Authors  By : Glenn Dietzel Robert Kiyosaki, creator of the Cashflow Game and the Rich Dad, Poor Dad series, said that his book is his best business card. Mark Victor Hansen, co-creator of the popular Chicken Soup for the Soul series, stated that the best lead generator is a book. These two examples demonstrate a profound principle.	Authors Sign Up for a free account. Submit your articles. Publishers Category RSS feeds. Resources Accredited Home Schools Article Directory More Resources

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