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The 3 Habits of Successful Social Authors - article
Jeff Molander
Non-fiction authors, coaches and business experts can use social media to drive sales of books and information products by following the 3 Habits of Successful Social Authors. Successful authors know that the difference between wasting time with social...
over 8 years ago
Social Media
General
Back Cover Text - article
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While you've spent considerable amounts of time writing, rewriting and editing passages in your manuscript, the first words a reader will likely read are on your book's cover. The About the Book and About the Author are usually the last step in a long...
over 8 years ago
Design
Cover
Understanding Children's Book Classifications - article
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Genre classification plays an important role in a book’s life. Publishers, agents, and advertisers use genres to bring your book to market. Readers use it to find your book. The genre determines where the book is placed in physical and virtual bookstores...
over 8 years ago
Children's Books
Age Groups
Using Google Display Ads to Sell Books – Goals & Budget - article
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All writers want to sell more books and the key to increasing sales is making sure readers know about the book. There are many marketing tools writers can use to create awareness and exposure for their work. One way writers can broaden their reach is...
over 7 years ago
Advertising
Internet
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I am writing a book for 6-8 year olds. I would appreciate any tips for a terrific book cover design. And, also any advice on book title choice.
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QUESTION: I am writing a book for 6-8 year olds. I would appreciate any tips for a terrific book cover design. And, also any advice on book title choice. ANSWER: Books that target children ages 6 to 8 typically fall into the “early reader” or ...
over 4 years ago
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