Quick Ways to Get More Readers for Your Book from the Book Marketing Tips & Author Success Podcast

by Penny Sansevieri | Dec 8, 2022 | Book Marketing Basics, Podcast for Authors

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In this episode we looked at easy, fun, and super effective ways to get more readers and sell more books.

Readers love having a connection with authors and this show will inspire some easy-to-implement ideas you can start adding to your monthly book marketing planner right away.

This author connected herself to a good cause to get more readers involved with her brand: https://clairecook.com/resources/readers-readers/

This author called her media room her “scrapbook” because she understands her buyer market: http://cathyday.com/about/in-media/

Such a smart, witty call to action to get more readers: https://cjlyons.net/

This author documents where and how she does her research for her thrillers and it’s hard core: https://cjlyons.net/extras/

This authors provides lots of fun stuff to get more readers engaged with her brand: https://danicollins.com/extras/

This author created a quiz to support her topic: https://quiz.gretchenrubin.com/?utm_source=website&utm_medium=homepage

This author created journals and posters, that’s next level branding, getting people to invite you into their everyday life: https://gretchenrubin.com/shop/

This author does a live book club: https://www.instagram.com/p/BbPtAqjAaY8/

This author gets more readers and engagement with giveaways: http://bit.ly/2WnnxzR

Hopefully you’re intrigued enough to listen to the whole episode on how to get more readers, and we look forward to your feedback on the show!

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