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If you are a home-based writer and want to get wider readership for your book even as you continue to work at home, a new e-book by Biff Mitchell, called eMarketing Tools for Writers (2nd Edition), will help you get the job done.
By teaching you how to use inexpensive (sometimes even free) online tools, eMarketing Tools for Writers teaches you how to promote and market your book to an infinite number of people.
In simple terms, this e-book details how you can use cutting edge Internet technology tools, such as blogs, webcasts, online radio, and news feeds to market your book.
It will also guide you in promoting your book using e-zines, forums, newsgroups, and other free online release tools. Mitchell defines each tool, tells you how you can use it to promote your book, and provides you with links to resources so you can try them out.
Although you may not become one of the technology wizards who have raked in millions of dollars online, this e-book will show you how you can still make money on the Internet.
eMarketing Tools for Writers - Simple and Cost-Effective
Even if you are not particularly technology savvy, eMarketing Tools for Writers is a simple yet practical guide so you can market your book while working at home. All it takes is:
- an Internet connection;
- an e-mail program;
- a website; and
- time!
This e-book focuses on free to inexpensive online tools and illustrates that compared to a small advertisement in a major national newspaper, online marketing can be really inexpensive - even if you decide to hire a web developer for your website.
eMarketing Tools for Writers, 2nd ed. will not show you how to draw up a marketing campaign and it does not cover traditional modes of advertising such as television, radio, and print. However, it will guide you through electronic marketing tools that you can customize to create and implement your own e-marketing plan straight from your home.
Practical eMarketing Advice
eMarketing Tools for Writers offers sound advice for writers who are still in the process of writing their books. Author Mitchell recommends that you “start creating some buzz” early on by devoting a special page on your website to the book you are currently writing.
Mitchell says that you do not necessarily have to use every tool available. One or two will do plus a website and e-mail. He recommends an e-mail campaign to start with, announcing your book, website, and contact information directed at people you already know like friends and colleagues... and then ask them to forward it to friends and colleagues they know.
If your book is non-fiction, or if your book has a topical slant, using search engines (Google, Yahoo!, MSN, etc.), says Mitchell, is great for finding contact information.
As an aside he says, “If your book is humorous, you might want to tell them to forward your e-mail to five others within 10 minutes or they'll die. Use your judgment.”
All in all, eMarketing Tools for Writers is a great resource for writers who want to continue working at home, while still effectively promoting their books to a wide number of people. So are you just about to finish your literary work now? Download this ebook now and find out the best way to make it successful.
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