Producing a professional book is no easy thing, but selling it is even harder! On the Reedsy Blog, we share the latest book marketing trends and inspiration to make the process a bit easier.
An optimized amazon book description is a critical part of turning potential readers into fans. In this post, we’ve condensed the process — for both fiction and non-fiction authors — into three steps. Head inside to find out what they are.
Learn how to write an author bio that tells readers: who you are, what you write, why readers should trust you, and how you stand out from other writers. This definitive guide includes tips from top professional marketers and an author bio template for your easy reference.
Since the birth of Reedsy, we've had the chance to work with thousands of authors, helping them get their books out there in the most professional possible form — and to sell them. For many authors, selling a book is even harder than writing it. But whether you're self- or traditionally published, learning to market ... read more »
Publicity is a commonly misunderstood side of book marketing — it's often assumed that a publicists job is to get reviews and interviews. But this is just the tip of your book publicity plan — there is so much more a book's launch team needs to do, according to this new post from publicist Coleen ... read more »
The ten best marketing books for authors — all hand-picked by the marketing professionals on our marketplace!
There's no end to how much you can learn about marketing your book. But if you're looking for a great place to start, check out these 50 indispensable book marketing ideas
Imagine the day of your book launch. You’re sitting in front of your computer, picturing all the five-star book reviews that will soon be yours… but then the days pass, and no reviews come. Not to be overdramatic, but getting enough book reviews could just make or break your book. Reviews don't directly sell books ... read more »
Author David Gaughran explains what Amazon's 'popularity list' is and why it's one of the most important (and overlooked) elements of Kindle's recommendation engine.
Tips from top marketing professionals on the three most essential components of marketing a memoir: determining who your readers are, figuring out how to connect with them, and establishing yourself as reputable and compelling source on the subject matter.
Three publishing experts show you how to write a blurb for a novel and optimize it for Amazon. Includes advice on keywords and tips for testing your blurb.
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