SUBMIT!
Guest blog by Rebecca Grubb
If you’re not submitting your work to creative journals, you’re not getting noticed. It’s easy!
Just remember your safe word…
If you’re not submitting your work to creative journals, you’re not getting noticed. It’s easy!
Just remember your safe word…
Here’s a handy infogaphic with optimized image sizes for popular social media platforms.
The giveaway ran for one month and ended November 6, 2013. I’d have to call it a success.
Since publishing the Kindle version of The Girlfriend Experience in December, 2012, it’s been my intention to promote the book with a Goodreads Giveaway. I read about Colleen Hoover’s example and learned that her Slammed series languished for months until she did a giveaway and her book got picked up by the blogs. So from that time on I considered a giveaway the cornerstone of my promotion plan.
There is a controversy over the value of the free promotion – giving away your book for $0.00 for a limited time. Some view this as a great way to raise the visibility of your work. Others say it cheapens your work and gluts the market. The debate rages on.
If you read my post about first impressions you saw my best attempts at a cover that gets attention and sells books. The cover and the blurb – those are the levers the indie author can manipulate to get the prospective reader to give a book a look. Writing and cover design are different disciplines, so I admitted my shortcomings and hired a pro.
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