Marketing

Harness the power of these digital spaces to build a strong author brand, engage with audiences, and ultimately achieve literary success.

Have you ever wondered why some first-time authors gain a lot of attention while others don't? The secret often lies in how well they market their books.

For new authors, getting the hang of marketing can make a big difference. Having a solid plan to promote your book can really boost its success.

Here's how to build an author platform that attracts readers that will buy your book(s).

Determined to make it as a writer? Here's what you need to know to convert that dream into a living, breathing reality.

Tropes are a hotly debated topic amongst authors. If you're considering use one (or more) in your book, read this first.

Publishing can be tough work—the competition is fierce. Here's how to design your book cover to maximize sales potential.

Marketing is a requirement for all authors these days. Confused by the process? Here's how to go about it.

Being visible online is crucial for authors in 2022. Unsure how to go about this? Read these 3 tips.

Here's how to ensure your book reaches a wide audience, whether you're self- or traditionally published.

Becoming an accomplished kid lit writer takes more than just writing sweet stories for youngsters. Here's how to find success.

After publication comes one of the most challenging parts of the author's journey: marketing. Yes, you need to tell people about your book. Here's how.

Have social media fatigue? Stop shouting into the void. Contrary to popular belief, this isn't the best way to sell books these days. So log out, and read more here.

Whether you're traditionally published or self-published, the job of marketing your book ultimately lies with you. Here's how to go about it in an effective (and sane!) way.

If your goal is also to sell books once they’re published, then you need to make time for marketing.

The road to becoming a successful, or even satisfied, writer can be a long one, but it doesn't have to be unenjoyable. Here's why most writers stress out about their craft and what to do about it.