You probably hear so many times that blogging is dead. Even if it’s not, is it worth your time starting a blog, especially with the purpose of marketing your book? Here’s what I discover from my fiction author blog.
When it comes to whether to keep or remove the dates on blog posts, it seems that the answer to this debacle isn’t always clear-cut. Here’s a definitive answer to the question and my observation after removing the dates from my blog.
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Looking for products and services that can take your author business to the next level but you prefer to get it at a bargain price? If that’s you, then don’t miss this month’s Small Business Deals.
Blogging can be the best thing you can do for your book marketing. But over the years, I realize that I have a lot of misconceptions on what blogging supposed to be. Here are the things that I discover about blogging over the years.
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Why should you read this book when you don’t even send sales letter to promote your books or your other products and services? I won’t deny that this book does cover all the things you need to know about writing a sales letter. But this book goes far more beyond than that. And it’s also applicable to authors too.
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Writing a book description for your book isn’t an easy thing to do. But with a step-by-step guide, you can write a book description that can convert into sales. That’s the premise of this book by Bryan Cohen.