We’ve already posted a weekend edition which includes several social media sites. (Visit Advice on Weekend Social Media Marketing.) This blog will focus on Facebook during the week, so you can maximize your promotions and increase book sales. Facebook Top Days for Traffic Saturday Sunday Friday (Note: Must be an upbeat post on this day. The more amusing the better.) Thursday Best Times 1 p.m. 3 p.m. 9 … [Read more...]
Advice on Weekend Social Media Marketing
May 15, 2017 by
Promoting your books on the weekends can be frustrating unless you know exactly what time you should post, gaining the maximum benefit. Here’s a quick guide… Facebook On both Saturdays and Sundays, it’s best to post before people start their day. This means post before 8 a.m. or between noon and 1 p.m. Twitter People are checking their Tweets in the early afternoon on both Saturdays and Sundays. This means you should be Tweeting … [Read more...]
Sell 1 Million Books
May 10, 2017 by
Why do you think this post caught your attention? What made you hurry up and come here? There are three reasons: The post made a direct connection to you. It was made for you! You have a problem and it’s possible this post can solve your problem. Most of all, you became excited! Now think about your books and how you’re marketing to others. Are you doing three things with your posts: Writing posts that make a direction … [Read more...]
Path to Readers
March 2, 2017 by
Let’s say you were approached by a college that reconstructed their campus. Your job will be to build new paths from the student buildings, across the new park filled with trees, wooden benches, statues and water fountains, to the three buildings that hold classes. What would you do? Most people would map out the paths from the student dorms to the buildings, using the park as a guide. Then create the paths and pave them. However, this … [Read more...]
Simplify to Sell More Books
February 9, 2017 by
You have 7-8 seconds to keep someone’s attention. (How am I doing so far? Lol) Your marketing, book descriptions, and your stories should have two main themes: Powerful and Simple. Did you know it’s actually more difficult to make a simple marketing campaign for your books than a complicated marketing plan? Anyone can post something people ignore; it takes talent and practice to post something memorable. Here are some tips to keep your … [Read more...]
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