Get Your Book Selling: Jumpstart Your Sales With a Simple Plan That Just Works (Growth Hacking For Storytellers #7)
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| Rating | : | 4.99 (737 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B0723CX5MR |
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| Number of Pages | : | 101 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-01-27 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
You'll learn:- 10+ marketing strategies that have always worked for selling books (these will not be worn out in six months when everyone jumps on the bandwagon)- How to choose just ONE marketing strategy and make it work for you (so you're not constantly spinning your wheels)- How to turn that marketing strategy into a list of tactics that work now (this is your marketing plan!)- How to map those tactics onto the 10 Stages of Audience so you are never confused about your sales funnels- How to easily identify gap
Another great book from Monica Leonelle! I'm so glad to have this book in my hands! It's jam-packed with information on how to get your book selling, all of which is strategy-based rather than tactic-based so it won't go out of date. I know I'm going to have to read this a few more times to take it all in, but I've already picked up a bunch of useful tips. I especially love the author's focus on fixing your mindset before moving onto other aspects of marketing.If you're considering buying this book, DO IT. Seriously, I cannot overstate how much information this book contains.The 'Growth Hacking For Storytellers' series has helped me immeasurably, a. "Great book for any writer looking to sell more books" according to Erin C.. This is a great book for any writer looking to sell more books. The strategies in it aren't scammy and make sense. There are a lot of useful tips and ideas on how to get more readers, and then more fans who will buy your books as opposed to "hollering into the void" which is how most beginning writers start marketing. There is also information on mindset and also a Q&A section at the end that is very helpful.I think the best part of this book is how Monica makes marketing something anyone can do with some work. "Marketing" has always felt like this scary thing that I know I must do to sell books, but I've al. Not for specifics, but great for digging into mindset and self direction. Angel Leya This feels a bit like a companion book to [book:Prosperous Creation: Make Art and Make Money at the Same Time|33670474]. It went a little deeper into understanding the tactics you can take to sell your books.My biggest problem with the book was that I didn't really find any tactic that really resonated with me. I've latched onto one, I think, and I plan to look at my current endeavors and see if I can work them into that tactic.The other thing I found confusing was the author's use of the term "sales funnel". I've seen it used before, but wasn't sure until nearly the end what she meant by it (as opposed to w