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
Ready to submit a book proposal? This post is here to help with the main components of submitting to publishers: deciding whether you need a literary agent, how to find the right publishers for you, and what to do if your proposal is rejected.
As a primary school teacher, Heather B. Moon always knew she eventually wanted to write books for children. She also felt that she had a leg up in terms of knowing her market. In this article, she discusses what she learned from rewriting her first series of children's books with the help of a professional developmental editor.
Last updated: 08/15/2018 Have you got a nonfiction book idea and dream of securing a million-dollar deal — all before writing the book itself? Well, you can. We’ve got two words for that: book proposal. In the nonfiction world, publishers will ask an author to submit this vital document (and not the entire book). But ... read more »
Becoming a published author is a fantasy shared by almost all writers when they’re sat at their computer, contemplating the flashing cursor. To catch a glimpse of your book in the hands of someone reading on the subway is a powerful dream — one that does come true for many people each year. And as ... read more »
Reedsy's editors share their opinion on writing with a second person: what the effects are, whether you should do it, and the best books written from this POV.
Tanja Rohini Bisgaard is Norwegian and writes short fiction about a future world where the environment has changed as a result of pollution, climate change, and extensive use of natural resources. In this article, she talks about what it's like to co-write a book with ten authors — ten authors who all have different styles ... read more »
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 »
Becoming an independent author is almost like being in a circus act: between having to take care of the writing, design, distribution, and marketing of a single book, you have to keep a lot of plates spinning (or a lot of balls in the air). If you forget just one part of any of these ... read more »
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