Book Publicity Basics
Publicity means getting your book in front of the eyes of the public. Let’s talk about how to get your book seen.
For next week’s Authors Academy presentation, we’ll explore the basics of book publicity and the different strategies you might employ.
Join us next Wednesday at 11 AM in Arizona to learn more about:
- How to get your book in newspapers and on radio shows
- How to organize author events
- How to avoid scams
- and more!
Your host for the presentation is Wheatmark’s publishing consultant, Tia Lewis, who has worked in editorial both in the NYC publishing scene and self-publishing scene. In addition to her publishing experience, Tia has worked as a social media marketer and video editor.
Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity — just click on the following link now to register:
Why should you have an author website? It’s important to establish an official page for yourself online that provides readers, interviewers, and reviewers with the most up-to-date and relevant information about you and your books.
Goodreads is known as the go-to place for readers to review, quote, and discuss books. But what can you, as an author, do on Goodreads?
Instagram is offering an alternative to Twitter (now known as X) with its text-based app called Threads. Let’s talk about it!
Social media marketing remains one of the most affordable and effective ways to market anything—including your book!
As audiobooks have grown in popularity, there’s never been a better time to consider creating an audiobook version of your book.
Being interviewed on a podcast or radio show can be a great way to reach a new audience and make some connections.
These days, Amazon is one of the most popular places to purchase books, so ensuring you have a strong presence on Amazon can help you as an author!
Your book is out and people are reading it—but how can you start getting book reviews?
A great way to get your book’s name out there, win some titles, and earn some perks is to apply for awards.