The REAL Skinny on Newsletters

By Jackie Weger Posted in #eNovAaW News, Author Advice, Book Marketing, eBook Promoters, Technical Stuff , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , | 42 Comments »

Marketing your books via newsletters…How does yours measure up? Indie Author newsletters have suddenly become front and center in our indie universe.  Suggestions about mailing lists have always hovered in the background like white noise:  Authors need a newsletter/mailing list so when we have a new release, we shout it to our followers. Got it. […]

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Psycho-Dynamic Book Suggestions

By Jackie Weger Posted in Author Advice, Book Marketing, Technical Stuff , , , , , , , , , , , , | 42 Comments »

Are You Throwing Your Book Under the Bus? Since the beginning of the year my mailbox has filled with stuff similar to: 100 Best Suggestions to Sell Your Book. 10 Tips for Success. Successful Authors Tell you How They did it–You can, too. Or,  Let us help build your platform. Learn how to engage your readers. Only […]

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Five eBOOK BASICS–Are you Getting it Right? Or Forgetting it Wrong?

By Jackie Weger Posted in Author Advice, Book Marketing, Book Reviews , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , | 21 Comments »

Five Basic Steps to Best Book Presentation There are thousands of promoters and indie author insiders calling themselves Experts and every single one has some offer in hand that will teach you how to sell your book–or if you fork over $$$–they will sell your book for you and pretty soon you will be a bestselling […]

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ARE YOU SELLING YOUR BOOKS ON ALL VENUES?

By Jackie Weger Posted in Book Marketing , , , , , , , , , , , | 35 Comments »

IS IT WISE TO PUT ALL OF YOUR BOOKS IN A SINGLE BASKET? You have heard since the early financial crashes in the 19th and 20th centuries, “Don’t put all of your eggs in a single basket. Diversify!”  New  indie authors are stepping up their game~diversifying, and publishing their books across Amazon, Barnes & Noble, iTunes/iBooks, […]

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Invitation to Lucky Leprechaun Reader Appreciation Celebration

By Jackie Weger Posted in #eNovAaW News, Book Marketing, RaffleCopter , , , , , , , , | 8 Comments »

You are invited! To #eNovAaW  Lucky Leprechaun Reader Appreciation Celebration eNovel Authors at Work members are hosting a huge Facebook Party in honor of  our readers, reviewers, fans and bloggers. We appreciate you so much, because we cannot trod a successful path to indie authorship without you. We want to say Thank You! And we […]

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Fantasy/Sci-Fi/Paranormal Book Tour – Christine Gabriel 10/9

By Amy Vansant Posted in Blog Tours, Book Marketing, Uncategorized , , , , , , , , , , , | 1 Comment »

Click the banner to see a list of all the tour stops! Meet the eBook Your Escape Authors Christine Gabriel Christine Gabriel, a diehard Buckeye fan, grew up in the small farming community of Monroeville, Ohio where she spent much of her time writing imaginative stories. She has spent the last ten years managing a […]

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Fantasy/Sci-Fi/Paranormal Book Tour – Dale Furse 10/8

By Amy Vansant Posted in Blog Tours, Book Marketing , , , , , , , , , , , | 4 Comments »

Click the banner to see a list of all the tour stops! Meet the eBook Your Escape Authors   Dale Furse Dale has enjoyed many creative pursuits including playing guitar and singing in a band, acting and directing in theatre, writing novels, short stories, plays, songs and poems. She also reads any genre so long […]

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First Chapters–Going FREE on NoiseTrade and Smashwords

By Jackie Weger Posted in Book Marketing , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , | 19 Comments »

eNovel Authors at Work took a giant leap into boxed sets to help promote member books. Jackie Weger had the idea, Rich Meyer,  eNovel Authors at Work’s tech guru executed it–because Weger is dumb as rock when it comes to tech stuff. Rich also designed the cover, made the banners for Facebook and Google Plus pages. […]

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