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No One Can Sell Your Book Like You Can, or How to Earn Real Money on Your Books
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No One Can Sell Your Book Like You Can, or How to Earn Real Money on Your Books (via Sky Warrior Books)
As the publisher of Sky Warrior Books and a bestselling author, I’m sometimes at a loss as to how authors think their books will do well without them lifting a finger to promote. That somehow a press is going to publish their book and they’re going to rocket right up the charts to bestseller. Or…
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Great honest and motivating post! Many, many writers are semi-recluse at heart but the fact of life is you’ve got to get out and show yourself and your book. I live in Thailand and because of the internet people know me as a ‘sweet guy’ and writer, all over the world. Me sweet?
One thing that should be added to your great post is: write more than 1 book, more than 2, too!!
“Yep, I hear all the time about authors who complain that they hate Facebook or Twitter or can’t be bothered to keep a blog or update their website. Is it worth $5000 or more in six months?”
Ha ha, this made me laugh. Social media is a necessary evil, but I fully embrace the reach that it gives you. I cannot understand how being able to intimately connect with your audience can be a bad thing…
Well said. It’s a harsh reality to many, but the reality of things nonetheless. Keep preaching. Keep writing.