Buzzworthy Book Bulletin - Issue #38
Author and "lifelong history geek" Katrina Shawver breaks down ways that authors benefit from participating in book fairs and book festivals.
In today’s crowded literary landscape, writing a great book is only the beginning. To stand out, authors need to build their personal brand and position themselves as industry experts. This not only helps sell books but also creates opportunities for media coverage, speaking engagements, and broader professional growth. Here are practical strategies to establish your authority, build credibility, and attract the media attention that can elevate your career.
Dreaming of getting your book in libraries—and even appearing there in person to meet eager readers? This podcast episode from Penny Sansevieri and Amy Cornell is for you! They’re unlocking the secrets to getting your title onto library shelves, plus sharing insider tips on securing author events right where your audience is waiting.
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Interested in self-publishing your book? One of the best places to get started is Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP). Publishing on Amazon KDP doesn’t mean you have to specifically use Amazon’s resources, however. Use this guide to get the best of both worlds, including editing, book cover design, and even marketing all in one place.
Get publicity for your book by pitching article and segment ideas that work for the media, podcasts and blogs. Use these 4 publicity article idea tips to generate killer options.
The Buzzworthy Book Bistro is a party, with guests, productivity tips and ideas to help authors like you flourish.?Grow your impact, share what is happening with your books and business, and find solutions when you are stuck. Let's cross-pollinate ideas, help each other, and have fun along the way. Start the buzz for your book. Authors are invited to attend the Book Buzz Cafe with Judy M. Baker,?Creator of the Buzzworthy Book Experience. Join us on alternate Mondays at 1 pm Pacific. Sign up at https://bookmarketingmentor.com/cafe-sign-up
Bret Ridgway is a 25-year veteran of the speaking industry. He got his start managing the back-of-the-room sales table at Internet and Information Marketing conferences back in 1999. He is the host of the Spotlight on Speaking podcast and publisher of the Spotlight on Speaking Newsletter. For more on Bret visit https://BretRidgway.com and for more on his podcast check out https://SpotlightOnSpeaking.com.