Got your book, now what, how will you let people know about it?

We will give you direction and help in book reviews, social marketing, ISBN's, Library Visibility, online marketing, web site design, press release, media promotion and more.

* Word-of-mouth publicity
• Creating a media kit
* Making appearances at local organizations
* Soliciting book reviews, interviews, and media appearances
* Distributing press releases
* Writing articles related to your book's topic, for publication in print media
* Creating your own Web site to promote the book
* Offering free copies of your book as door prizes, raffle prizes, or event giveaways
• Use Social Media to Have a Discussion with Your Readers
• Using the Media to Get Publicity

“Slow and steady wins the race,” is often right. While it’s important to introduce your book with lots of press releases, book signings, etc., the key to successful marketing is persistence and time.
Many authors market insistently for a couple months, don’t see the results they want, and decide to stop their efforts. Other authors don’t even begin to market their book because they don’t have the time or resources to aggressively market their work. Slow and steady marketing, doesn't take as much time or monetary commitment at one time, and usually yields more results.
Marketing is about making connections, and should be constant and consistent, not fast and sporadic. Doing one promotional activity a month is often better than doing multiple activities for a month and nothing after that (or randomly marketing). Prospects usually have to see your book multiple times before deciding to make a purchase, so making your name familiar with your target audience steadily over an extended period of time will make your book more likely to meet the success you hope for.

Selling takes time. Keep a steady flow of marketing going to your consumers without bombarding them with material. Don’t give up after a couple of months. Slow and steady wins the race.