Publishing, Blogging, and Freelancing
Marketing is a massive part of success when you self-publish. After all, you can’t expect people to read what they don’t know exists.
There are a lot of ways to market yourself and your books as an author, but should you diversify your presence? And what does that even mean, exactly? Let’s go beyond sharing Amazon links on social media and talk about spreading your name far and wide.
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I grew up with various role-playing games. I’ve also been one to appreciate video games on a variety of platforms. So, it’s a natural progression that I would include them when developing The Witcham Chronicles. In fact, there is a wide range of benefits to expanding into the gaming market.
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One of the services Amazon provides to a self-publishing author is the ability to order copies at cost. This means you’re only paying the “printing fees” for each book you order. These are more intrinsic to your success than you might realize.
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One of the most important facets of being an author is marketing. No one is going to buy your book if they don’t know it exists. And although some people don’t think you should worry about your name, I would beg to differ. So, when should you start marketing yourself?
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A lot of creators use Fourthwall to sell goods, but what about posting your own printed book? As an author, Fourthwall has a lot of potential, especially if you want some of your designs on other merch. And listing your book next to them is relatively easy.
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