BISAC codes are used by booksellers, librarians, teachers, and others who need to categorize and catalog your book. But as an author, you can use this coding system to understand your book in the context of all the other books out there.
An enlightening and informative How-To social media blog post about community and relationship building for attracting and maintaining readers.
Yes, there are things an author can do to ensure that her book has the best chances for publishing success. It may feel overwhelming when you start, but when the connections and preparations start compounding and spreading, it can be life—and career—changing.
Gone are the days where an author simply reads, opens the floor to Q&A, and then signs books. (Can you say YAWN FEST?) Read on to find out how to get a leg up on your book tour competition!
The world's catalog of ideas and images is Pinterest. Millions of people are looking for books to read by imagery. Pinterest allows authors to access these potential readers.
How can you entice readers to find your book, pick it up and read it? Here are five maxims to consider.
Business is business, and books are business in many more ways than getting some readers and a publisher.
Hashtags are a fairly simple concept, an effort to index categories among posts, but for the newcomer to social media they can be intimidating. Even those who know about hashtags may not be aware of the intricate ways to maximize their benefits.
What are your New Year Resolutions that you are making to achieve your publishing goals? We'd love to know them!
Remember your editorial review is one of the single most valuable tools available to you in persuading readers to take a chance and buy your book. If you don't use it, you are missing book sales.