2017 Coming to an end. What’s next?

By Jackie Weger Posted in #eNovAaW News, Book Marketing, eBook Promoters, RaffleCopter , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , | 30 Comments »

2017 IS COMING TO A CLOSE ~ WE’RE EVALUATING WHAT WE’VE DONE AND GLORY BE! WHAT’S NEXT? This is a really tough blog to write because just when I think I’ve learned a few things, I find I’m eating Stupid for Breakfast again. When I first stepped into the indie publishing arena, I did what […]

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Newsletter Mania~Round Three

By Jackie Weger Posted in Author Advice, Book Marketing, RaffleCopter, Technical Stuff , , , , , , , , , , , , , , | 20 Comments »

A couple of months ago we talked about marketing our books via our newsletter, and more recently, gathering subscribers. Today, I’m updating because as usual, changes are in the air. Most authors I know love the idea of a newsletter and having a subscriber list in the thousands. I hear you.  But composing a newsletter does […]

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Newsletter Mania~Do You Have One?

By Jackie Weger Posted in #eNovAaW News, Author Advice, Book Marketing, Technical Stuff , , , , , | 33 Comments »

Indie authors are in manic mode to gather subscribers and generate newsletters… IMO, that is not a bad thing. From the moment  we step into the indie author arena we are told to have a newsletter. Marketing experts and gurus insist that for success a newsletter is the single top-ranked item one needs in an […]

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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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