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I've written more than 60 novels, but here are some Book 1s you can start with:
Sinister Magic
Balanced on the Blade's Edge
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Writing Humor, Writing Quickly, Well-Rounded Characters and Other Reader Questions Answered
I was recently interviewed on the Upgrade Your Story podcast, and the host asked if I had any reader questions that people might like answered. Several people chimed in on Facebook with questions. We didn’t end up having time to … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged marketing, motivation, promotion, self-publishing, writing fast, writing humor
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Pen Name Launch: First Month Earnings $3043 (what worked and didn’t for marketing)
If you’ve been following the blog and Twitter, you may have heard me mention my pen name project. I haven’t shared the details with many people — mostly just my editor and beta readers — because I wanted to see if I … Continue reading
Posted in Amazon Kindle Sales
Tagged amazon kindle, kindle unlimited, launching a book, marketing, pen name, publishing, self-publishing
101 Comments
Should You Price Your Ebooks Differently in Different Countries?
I was listening to Mark Lefebvre (Director of Self Publishing/Author Relations at Kobo) chat with the gang on the Self Publishing Roundtable the other day (link: Horror Writing And Selling More Books On Kobo), and one of the things that Mark mentioned … Continue reading
Launching Multiple Books at Once: Pros & Cons
If you’ve hung out on the indie forums or listened to the various self-publishing podcasts, you might have heard of new authors finding success with variations of Liliana Hart’s “5 down and 1 in the hole” technique (summed up on Hugh Howey’s … Continue reading
Posted in Book Marketing
Tagged launch strategies, liliana hart, marketing, self-publishing
30 Comments
Creating, Publishing, and Marketing a Multi-Author Bundle
After a three-month hiatus, I’m back with a new walking podcast. There were quite a few things I could have talked about, since I’ve published a couple of new novels this summer (and I do babble about my new pen … Continue reading
Posted in Walks with Lindsay
Tagged bundles, ebook bundles, ebook ecollections, ebooks, marketing, marketing bundles, multi author, podcast, self publishing podcast
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Are Facebook “Promoted Posts” Ever Worth It for Authors?
I’ve talked a lot about buying sponsorships on book blogs and mailing lists such as Bookbub, Ereader News Today, Pixel of Ink, and sites of that ilk, but I haven’t covered pay-per-click advertising much, not since a very early (three years old … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising
Tagged advertising, amazon, amazon sales ranking, Book Marketing, facebook, indie authors, marketing, self-publishing
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Pricing Strategies for Ebooks in a Series
I’m about to release the third book in my Dragon Blood series (the opening chapters of the first book are here if anyone is curious), and I have some advertisements scheduled this week for the first. Since this is officially … Continue reading