Betrayed by her people, does she dare trust a dragon?
Will a little mischief ruin her second chance for love?
Revenge is best served sweet with a hot, horned alien…
Tag Archives: book marketing
What I read in March…#recommended reads #PNR, #SFR, #Regency #nonfiction
Welcome to my monthly mini-reviews of the books I read during the month. As you can see, I updated my graphic to a hammock in the sun instead of a cozy spot in front of the fire, because it IS … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews
Tagged A Lady's Virtue, A.S. Fenichel, Alien Brute, alien romance, book marketing, book reviews, BookBub Ads Expert, David Gaughran, dragon shfiter, J.D. Monroe, Laurann Dohner, Lauren Esker, Metal Dragon, paranormal romance, Recommended Reads, Regency Romance, science fiction romance, Sue Mercury, The Gorison Traveler Incident, Wings of Stone
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What I read in February: 9 books I recommend #SFR #PNR #Nonfiction
Looking for your next good book? Take a look at what I read in February. I recommend all of these. You’ll find a mix of science fiction romance, paranormal romance (dragons and shifters), and some nonfiction titles. Anna Hackett is … Continue reading
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Tagged Alien Protector by Sue Mercury, alien romance, Anna Hackett, book marketing, book reviews, Bride Hunt Series, Charlene Hartnady, David Gaughran, dragon shifters, Dragon's Treasure, Edge of Eon, Factfulness, facts and lies, fake news, Gwen Hayes, Hans Rosling, Isadora Montrose, Jessie Donovan, nonfiction, paranormal romance, Romancing the Beat, Royal Dragon, Sacrificed to the Dragon, science fiction romance, Strangers to Superfans, Tolstoy by Tasha Black, writing romance
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What authors can learn about publishing from real estate…#publishing #Indieauthor #writetip #pubtip
While watching my favorite real estate shows on HGTV, I had an epiphany…the book business is a lot like real estate. Using real estate as a metaphor illuminates why some books sell and others don’t—and/or what you can do to … Continue reading
For my 8-year authorversary: 12 Truths About Publishing…
Eight years ago this month, I received my first book contract! Intimate Submission was accepted by Black Velvet Seductions, which kicked off my publishing career. Since then, I’ve published more than 30 books, worked with five different publishers, went Indie, … Continue reading
Where to advertise your free book…part 3 of a series
Welcome to part 3 of my series analyzing the results of a two-month free campaign. If you want to know what I did and how I did it, please refer to Part 1 and Part 2. In today’s segment, I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Self publishing, Social marketing, Special promotions
Tagged aliens, analysis of a free book promotion, book advertising, Book Barbarian, book marketing, book promotion, Cara Bristol, Freebooksy, Love Kissed Book Bargains, Robin Reads, should you make your book free, Stranded with the Cyborg, where to advertise your free book
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Free book promotion analysis part 2…
If you’re just tuning in now, you should read part 1 of this 3 part series on my free book promotion. If you’ve already read it, on with the show…. After the success of my free book promotion of Stranded with … Continue reading
Analysis of a free book promotion: what I did, why I did it, & the results…part 1
I’m probably one of the last Indie authors to drink the make-your-book free Kool-Aid. I knew the strategy behind a free promotion: give away a book to sell more books. But, I didn’t know if it would work for me, … Continue reading
Got a newsletter? Now what? How to get subscribers…
One of the first questions authors have after opening a newsletter email list account is, “Now what? How do you get people to subscribe?” It’s not as daunting as it seems. I use MailChimp for my email newsletter list, but … Continue reading
Snippets of wisdom and encouragement for authors…
Recently I finished reading The The Indie Author Power Pack: How to Write, Publish, and Market Your Book (nonfiction) by David Gaughran, Joanna Penn, Sean Penn, Johnny B. Truant. All three books in the boxed set offered tips and advice, and I highlighted … Continue reading
