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Oct 26 2011in Features, Opinion, Resources by Todd KeislingTags: A Life Transparent, ALT, book promotion, contests, marketing, Pay With A Tweet, Todd Keisling, Twitter
There are good arguments for both sides of the issue on eBook pricing. A lower price may devalue your work, but it may also drive sales. There’s also the option of giving it away for free. Henry’s recent experiment with giving his novel away for free got me thinking about doing the same with mine. [...]
Tags: A Life Transparent, ALT, book promotion, contests, marketing, Pay With A Tweet, Todd Keisling, Twitter
Oct 9 2011in Features, Opinion by MarkTags: advance, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, bookstores, brick and mortar, business model, Disney, E-Publishing, editor, enterprise-publishing, entrepreneurs, facebook, failed author, filter system, independent, indie, internet, iPhone, JK Rowling, Kindle, litmus test, logical fallacy, manuscript, market saturation, marketing, net worth, Nook, profit, publication, sales, self-published, self-publishing, selflessness, smashwords, solitary profession, Stephanie Meyer, Stephen King, The Dead Don't Cry, Twitter, vanity author, WordPress
There is something happening in the publishing industry right now. Something seismic. Regular men and women – children even! – are beginning to self-publish. The internet has given them the keys to a once gated empire – and the gatekeepers are not happy. There is a system in place for writers, a proven process that [...]
Tags: advance, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, bookstores, brick and mortar, business model, Disney, E-Publishing, editor, enterprise-publishing, entrepreneurs, facebook, failed author, filter system, independent, indie, internet, iPhone, JK Rowling, Kindle, litmus test, logical fallacy, manuscript, market saturation, marketing, net worth, Nook, profit, publication, sales, self-published, self-publishing, selflessness, smashwords, solitary profession, Stephanie Meyer, Stephen King, The Dead Don't Cry, Twitter, vanity author, WordPress
Feb 3 2011in Features, Publisher Reviews by Piotr KowalczykTags: mobile phone, promotional tips, reader, self-publishing, selling ebooks, tips, Twitter
There are great services like Ether Books, which are designed to reach mobile readers and populate their minds with high quality reads tailored to mobile conditions. But what to do when you are not lucky enough to be one of Ether authors? If you are a self-publisher actively using social media to find readers and [...]
Tags: mobile phone, promotional tips, reader, self-publishing, selling ebooks, tips, Twitter