How To Tell People Your Book Is Available

I want to recommend an ebook I purchased recently. Professional Kindle Marketing not only covers marketing a Kindle book in-depth, it also shows you how to market any book advertised on the multitude of Amazon web properties.

But more than that, “Professional Kindle Marketing” will teach you how to market your books Inside and Outside of the Amazon/Kindle marketplace.

This book covers Kindle Marketing, Amazon Marketing and General Book Marketing principles in great depth.

In 70-pages, this book will teach you everything you need to know, in order for you to:

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* Has your book been published by a print publishing house?
* Are you self-publishing your book?
* Have you published a Kindle book yet?
* Do you have book titles listed for sale inside of Amazon?
* Are you selling any books online?
* Are you still selling any of your books/reports as PDF documents only?
* Are you wondering if you should publish your book on Amazon / Kindle?
* Do you know how to price your books to maximize your royalties?

If you have answered Yes to any of these questions, then I really really recommend getting your own copy of the 70-page book marketing guide called, “Professional Kindle Marketing”.

This product focuses exclusively on marketing books inside and outside of the Amazon/Kindle marketplace.

It does not teach people how to format and upload Kindle books, a topic adequately covered in my eGuide “Kindle Publishing Made Easy.”

Here’s the link:

http://valwaldeck.com/recommends/professional_kindle_marketing

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Val

P.S. This is a perfect companion to my eGuide “Kindle Publishing Made Easy” available at http://kindlepublishingmadeeasy.com

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John Locke is a self-published novelist who has sold over a million copies of his e-books so far this year. He’s had as many as 8 of his novels on the Kindle Top 100 list at one time, all priced at $.99.

How did he do that? In his Kindle book “How I Sold A Million Books In 5 Months” he shares some of his methods and I thought this group might find it interesting. Here’s
a short link to the description page on Amazon: http://ow.ly/64amA

Briefly, this is what he advises:

* Define your General Target Audience – the people who love the kind of books you write and would buy them if they knew about them.

* Create your book – write specifically for your General Target Audience. He very consciously writes a novel that he believes will delight his General Target Audience — and nobody else. He really doesn’t care if he offends everybody else.

* Create your platform – when you create your platform (including a web site, blog, Facebook page, etc., you should do everything in your power to make it as appealing as possible to your General Target Audience.

* Launch your book – when you launch your book, you should do everything in your power to reach those people in your General Target Audience. If you accidentally reach other people too who somewhat like your book, that’s fine, but your General Target Audience will be the ones who love your book and spread the word.

* Grow your platform – continue to focus on building an online presence that makes your General Target Audience happy. You’ll focus on adding them to your e-mail database, and they’ll be delighted to be there, because there’s nothing they want more than to hear when your next book comes out.

* Market your book – focus on crafting a message designed to appeal to people in your General Target Audience. You reach them; they’ll reach everybody else. Use Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, etc.

I think he really makes a good point. He’s not just “going fishing” and hoping for the best, but specifically going after a particular niche of people within a targeted group.

Something to mull over…

Val

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Here are some up-to-date interesting statistics for you!

1. Author Reputation – 52%

2. Personal Recommendation – 49%

3. Price – 45%

4. Book Reviews – 37%

5. Cover Blurb – 22%

6. Advertising (including online) – 14%

Makes you think, doesn’t it? We must get our books and eBooks “out there” so people can become familiar with us as authors.

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Val

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