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With the advent of technology and the surge in independent publishing, building an author platform has changed.  Attention Authors! Do you know where your books are selling? Do you know your Amazon sales ranking? The number of book review sites has dramatically increased over the past few years. So much so that book bloggers even had their own convention at BookExpo America earlier this month. Are you a member of LinkedIn? If not, you should be. And if so, have to taken advance of the new “publication” section on your profile to promote your book? Now that I’m about to upload Husbands May Come and Go but Friends are Forever to Smashwords, I’m researching what other authors have done to promote their eBooks. There’s a lot of talk these days about the importance of authors having a profile on LinkedIn. There is lots of survey data about how free content helps sell books. But if we authors want to give away our writing, why not do it on our own platform? “Too many authors are in a rush to get their books published, and that’s a recipe for disaster.” A lot of authors aren’t aware of the many tools Amazon offers to help you sell books. It seems everyone in the publishing world today is giving away free content; everything from a free book excerpt on your website to an entire free ebook on Smashwords. Why? |
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