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Publishing and book marketing how-to with examples hosted by author and book marketer, Claudine Wolk. Includes interviews with authors who share their marketing successes. Marketing tips that get books seen and sold! claudinewolk.substack.com
author and book marketer hosts Get Your Book Seen and Sold, a society show with 117 episodes published.
If Instagram has ever made you feel like you’re shouting into the void, you’re not alone. Before her debut YA novel, See Dot Smile, hits shelves (this October), Meg Oolders was already asking the question most authors av
I invite you to press play to hear how Julie Vick built her publication guide and how writing articles for other outlets can introduce your work (and your book) to entirely new readers. ~Claudine Humor writer Julie Vick
In this podcast episode, I hijack an interview. Sharon Wegner of Penn Writers interviewed Kate Brenton and me for an upcoming course that we teach titled, Sit & Write:Begin. Sharon was a student in the last iteration of
Introducing… The Story Graph App In this podcast interview with book publicist, Holly Mitton, owner of Little Bird Boston, we introduce The Story Graph App as a resource and future promotion opportunity for authors as we
Mouth Shut Head Down is a new, young adult novel that released today. It is already sporting a #1 New Releases in Teen & Young Adult Alternative Family Fiction on Amazon! That ranking is not surprising considering the ti
In today’s podcast episode, I replay an interview that I recorded over the phone with best-selling author and actress Isabel Gillies back in 2020. Gillies had come out with her fourth book, a non-fiction book titled Cozy
Our guest today is the publishing and writing Firebrand Jane Friedman! Jane Friedman has spent 25+ years working in the publishing industry, with a focus on business reporting and author education. Her book, The Business
Since 2008, Penelope Trunk’s blog (substack, too) has been my go-to place when I needed a reality check on most any subject. Reading her posts gave/give me power in all areas: writing, career, motherhood, marriage, child
Matty Dalrymple is a true advocate for writers who want to fulfill their dreams of publishing and selling their books. Matty writes, speaks, and consults on the writing craft and the publishing voyage as The Indy Author
Can Writers create a business they love? Sharon Woodhouse, author and consultant, believes that they can! In this podcast interview, Sharon offers advice and ideas from her many years in the publishing and book marketing
Keith Kopka is the recipient of the 2019 Tampa Review Prize for his debut collection of poems, Count Four (University of Tampa Press, 2020). His poetry and criticism have recently appeared in publications such as Best Ne
Joe Walter’s started his book review website, Independent Book Review, in 2018 after his extensive experience in publishing unearthed a need - a need for speed - no, I mean a need for Indy authors to get honest book revi
Jump That Hurdle Authors! (Don’t miss the limited time deal for my eBook at the end of the post!) You are listening to the audio version of this post: I Hate It Too: Why Selling Yourself Sucks, Is So Hard. I include tips
You are listening to the audio version of this post- Book Promotion Strategy - Book Industry Reviews. You can find pics and links mentioned in the podcast at the link. Have you considering submitting your pre-publication
Book Covers ARE Book Marketing! (See below for the special discount for Get Your Book Seen and Sold listeners) Our Guest on this Podcast episode is Rob Williams, Owner and Creator of I Love My Cover. He is a talented, ho
In our second interview with book marketer Sharon Castlen, owner of Integrated Book Marketing, we discuss Book Distribution Options and Author Distractions. Listen to the first interview with Sharon (#1 downloaded episod
Holly Moore, owner of Red Ribbit Reads, is a graphic designer who helps authors to create graphics that they need to promote their books in all kinds of ways. Many authors try their hand at making their graphics themselv
In this podcast episode - a publicist!!! - Holly Mitton, Little Bird Boston, shares her insight on what a publicist can do for an author to help them promote their book! You will get insight into what is possible with a
You are listening to the audio version of this post Your Book Cover, the Book Marketing Element You Don’t Want to Skip Plus: Reasonably Priced Resources, Part One In this post, I talked about: * The importance of Your Bo
You are listening to the audio version of this post. In this podcast episode, I read the post where I highlight the use of Publisher Rocket, a product that helps authors to determine the categories and keywords (keyword
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