Email Marketing for Authors
An email list is an essential marketing tool for every author. Email lists are where your biggest fans come to hear what you have to say. Find out more by clicking the image…
An email list is an essential marketing tool for every author. Email lists are where your biggest fans come to hear what you have to say. Find out more by clicking the image…
An Amazon Author Central page is an important part of an author’s online presence. Similar to a Facebook author page, it’s a hub for showcasing your books and highlighting your website and blog with one key difference: it’s conveniently located on the largest online marketplace for books – Amazon. Find out more…
Check out the BookBub 10 top marketing articles from last year
“There is so much more to this book than you’d imagine. The word ‘dictionary’ is accurate but doesn’t do it justice. As you work through the A-Z of terms relating to global mobility you’re reminded how complex are their meanings.“ Helen Ellis, author of Being a Distance Grandparent
Launch day is a great opportunity for authors to announce their new book and generate visibility to potential readers but how? BookBub has some great suggestions. Click the image to find out more…
Seasons greetings from the Expat Bookshop, the only website specialising in books by expats about expatriate life.
The virtual 2023 Families in Global Transition Conference will be take place over two days – 29th to 30th April. Check out the FIGT collection here on the Expat Bookshop
Would you like to exploit Instagram to promote your books but aren’t sure how to go about it? BookBub Partners have put together some examples to inspire you. Click on the image to find out more.
Leoshine, Princess Oracle, Book One of the Leoshine Series, has been edited within an inch of her life! So much so that I don’t recognise parts that I wrote! There have been many beta readers besides Marcia Laycock, Christina Petre and Colleen McCubbin who have put their professional stamp on the manuscript. Perhaps it is… Read More Who Wrote That?
Thanks to the rapid rise of TikTok and Clubhouse, as well as new features on existing platforms like Instagram and Twitter, we often hear from authors wondering how many social media platforms they should be using — and who feel like they can’t keep up. But authors don’t need a presence on every social media… Read More Social Media for Authors
Bad Behavior has blocked 318 access attempts in the last 7 days.