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Getting Your Book Approved
At most publishing houses, the final purchasing decision is made by the Editor-in-Chief, the Chief Operating Officer, or an executive committee. The names of these executive committees differ for each publishing house and include Editorial, Acquisition, Purchase, and Publishing Committees or Boards. For our purposes, let's just refer to them as Publishing Boards.
Rick Frishman
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The Who, What, Where, and Why of Christian Book Promotion & Marketing
The four fundamental questions we must ask about our message and the people who need to read it. By providing the answers through brainstorming and focus groups, you will clearly determine who your market is, what type of media they prefer, where they congregate with others, and why they should buy your book and will have the basics you'll need for success. Then you can create and launch a successful marketing campaign to get your message into the hands of those who need to read it.
Athena Dean
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How To Get Published Successfully
Wrote book? Now what? There is a way to be totally successful and totally satisfied in getting published. Learning these secrets early will simplify your writing career.
Linda Leon
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Internet Book Marketing, an Authors Secret Weapon
The Internet has many tools for internet marketers And it has opened up a whole new world and made book marketing exciting, creative and lucrative. There are many fantastic internet tools and resources that can make internet book marketing a breeze.
Bob Burnham
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Practicing the Art of Writing Titles that Sell
Any bookseller, best selling author, publisher or editor knows that people do judge a book by its cover and good titles, sell books. Thus, if you want to sell your books you need to carefully consider a title that will capture the reader or book buyers attention, and you have about exactly 2-seconds to do that, as they scan the shelves for potential books to buy.
Lance W.
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Let Your Imagination Run Wild - Try to Read Science Fiction Books
Science fiction books are very interesting. There is no limit in your imagination. Having an open mind is one of the many good things that you can teach your children someday. And encouraging them to read science fiction books is my advice.
Rowena Jauod
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Increase Book Exposure Through Author Speaking Engagements
One surefire way to spread the word about a book is for the author to embark on a public speaking campaign. Authors who pursue speaking engagements gain more attention for their books. Some authors have single-handedly propelled their books to bestseller status through traveling and speaking nationwide on a continual basis.
Sarah Bolme
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Why Self Publishing Is Becoming The Preferred Method For Authors
There has been a persistent wicked rumor that traditional publishing is best. That traditional publishing is the way to make money and become a 'real' author. Please allow me to dispel this rumor for you and show you why self-publishing is becoming the preferred method for writers.
Bob Burnham
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Traditional Publishing or Self Publishing Making an Educated Choice
Making the decision to publish traditionally or self publishing? The decision calls into play many cards and players. What will work best for you and your work?
Shannon Evans
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Book Marketing - When the Stats Don't Apply to You
Americans are reading less. That's the conclusion of a recent study by the National Endowment for the Arts. It's a follow up to an NEA survey that found an increasing number of adult Americans were not even reading one book a year. This information can be depressing, especially if you've been spending all your precious time writing a book. Are you creating something that no one will ever read? Not necessarily. If you have crafted your book and planned your marketing properly...
Sophfronia Scott
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