Announcing the 2025 Novel Marketing Conference
Learn the details of the 2025 Novel Marketing Conference, how it will differ from last year’s conference, and what makes it unique.
Learn the details of the 2025 Novel Marketing Conference, how it will differ from last year’s conference, and what makes it unique.
Explore the reasons why men may not be reading novels published by big publishers. Find out how this product-market mismatch affects male readership.
What to expect when you’re publishing a book and what your “book baby” needs for a healthy gestation, birth, and life.
Wondering what to include in your newsletter, blog, or podcast? Find out how to repurpose your research and thrill your readers.
Discover all the benefits of writing short stories and find out how to write a great one that will impact readers and prompt them to buy your books.
If book marketing feels overwhelming, you may be facing these 10 stressors. Learn how to deal with each one and reduce your marketing stress.
Learn a reproducible strategy for getting to know your readers, selling to them directly, and avoiding Amazon’s ecosystem.
Learning the formula for creating a compelling pitch that resonates with readers is key to selling your book. Learn four formats that can work for your nonfiction pitch.
If you have a big budget for book marketing, opportunities abound. Find out which marketing expenses will yield the best return on your investment.
Learn six steps to quickly create your first ad to help you sell more books with Amazon ads, and discover how it can benefit your brand.
Selling your book in the right place is important for maximizing sales. Consider these three case studies and learn 12 online places and 24 offline places where you can sell your book.
Registration for the final cohort of the Book Launch Blueprint course is now open. Check out these book launch secrets and register for the course while you still can.
Discover the three elements that make readers open your emails, which element is least important, and how to write good emails readers want.
You have two options if you don’t have money to market your book. Find out how an “expensive option” can be the “budget option” and where to invest your time when you don’t have the money.
Discover the important differences between writing for the page and the screen and find out how to turn your novel into a screenplay