How to Hack BookFunnel Promos for Maximum Reading Gain
From SRP Author Cameron Cooper: Last week, I talked about author email lists, free books, and how to handle them […]
From SRP Author Cameron Cooper: Last week, I talked about author email lists, free books, and how to handle them […]
Free books are everywhere. You can find them on every major retail platform, on author websites, in BookFunnel and StoryOrigin giveaways, at signings, in newsletters, and beyond. Readers can easily fill their e-readers with thousands of books without spending a dime. I know this because I’ve done it myself.
But here’s where things get interesting: Readers are increasingly frustrated when an author asks them to sign up for an email list in exchange for a free book. I’ve heard readers say they feel like they “should” be able to get the book with no strings attached. That signing up is a hassle. That they don’t want “more emails.”
Let’s unpack that a little.
From SRP author Tracy Cooper-Posey: This is Part Eleven and the final post of a series: Part 1: Kobo Part
Are you always on the hunt for the next great science fiction or fantasy read? Do you love discovering new authors and winning free books? The SFWA New Release Newsletter (NRN) is a fantastic resource for readers who want to stay ahead of the curve in speculative fiction.
If you’ve been in the book community for any length of time, you probably already know that publishing has transformed in a huge way. Digital books, self-publishing platforms, and audiobook giants have given authors so many new avenues to share their stories with you. But let’s step off the well-trodden paths of traditional publishing and big online bookstores for a moment and explore a more exciting alternative: crowdfunding platforms like Kickstarter, Indiegogo, and Patreon.
From SRP author Tracy Cooper-Posey: This is Part Nine of a series: Part 1: KoboPart 2: Barnes & Noble, Google,
From The Productive Indie Fiction Writer: Following up on last week’s post about finding more time to read. Once you’ve got back
And why you should try. From The Productive Indie Fiction Writer: All authors are told to read more. We’re told
From SRP Author Tracy Cooper-Posey: This is Part Seven of a series. See the original post here for previous parts.