Successfully Marketing Print-on-Demand Fiction is a guidebook packed with proven tips and innovative strategies to make your novel a sales success. Top-selling fiction author Austin S. Camacho offers hundreds of time-tested tips that will create buzz and boost book sales. Discover how to contact decision-makers who can help sell your book, set up outstanding author events, get your story on radio and TV, build a great website and much more. Camacho explains how to take advantage of the often-overlooked advantages of POD publishing, However, self-published and traditionally published novelists will also find much here to help them increase book sales.
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Short, sweet, and NECESSARY for fiction writers,
By Kenny "The write brother" (Florida) - See all my reviews
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Camacho has created a piece of work that talks to fiction writers like no other recent book out there. I've read the "biggies" (the Ross couple, Poynter, and the ones they suggest) but this is the first book that tells FICTION writers what to do to promote their novels. Also, the biggies tend to tell fiction writers how much more difficult it is for success "if you're a fiction writer." That's biased opinions that I simply got tired of reading. Besides, fiction writers have the advantage of being completely new and staying that way. Yes, I can write a book about teen wizards, but it better not be TOO similar to the famous one. This isn't the case with non-fiction books. Since nobody can copyright a subject, non-fiction competes directly with itself.
Camacho doesn't play this game of fiction vs. non-fiction. Although non-fiction writers can benefit from this book, he stresses that Successfully Marketing was written for fiction writers only. Leaving out the fluff needed to score a higher cover price, he cuts to the chase on practically every page. This book is most if not all of the notes you'll ever need when it comes to marketing your novel, the story the world needs to know exists.
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If you're a new author of fiction or a fiction writer with a small press, you need this book to help you be successful. Camacho tells you from his personal experiences what has worked and what hasn't. He'll help you learn how to get your book into the hands of your readers and have those readers coming back for more.
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A Very Practical Tool for Authors,
By Paul L. Wegkamp, Jr. (Heathsville, VA United States) - See all my reviews
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I highly recommend this book to any author who wants very practical and effective suggestions on how best to market their book. I have used a number of Mr. Camacho's suggestions to help market my true crime book. The author quickly explains how best to use just about every facet of book marketing, whether it be how to use the web or how to produce an effective marketing toolkit on a shoe-string budget, or any other marketing tool you can think of. The book also contains a wealth of information about useful resources for any author who wants to do their own marketing.
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- Collateral Damage by Austin S. Camacho on 8 pages
- Blood and Bone by Austin S. Camacho on 7 pages
- Lust for Danger by K. S. Brooks on page 40, page 76, and page 83
- The Self-Publishing Manual : How to Write, Print, and Sell Your Own Book, 15th Ed. (Self-Publishing Manual: How to Write, Print, & Sell Your Own Book) by Dan Poynter in Front Matter, and Back Matter
- The Thin Man by Dashiell Hammett on page 61
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