Advice for fellow authors trying their best to market in a chaotic world.
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Payment processors are turning out to be one of the largest and most powerful enforcers of queer censorship, especially the censorship of artistic endeavors by trans creators. Platform after platform is being coerced into removing “adult content” or risk losing access to the means of taking payments. Adult content has
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Another #MarketingForAuthors article! The digital landscape is ever-shifting. When giants like Twitter can fall in the span of months after standing tall for over a decade as a mainstay of the internet, you can be certain that the only thing that is certain on the internet is change. And this
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This post is dedicated to Ladz, author of one of my newest favorites, Cradle of Eternal Night. They asked over on BlueSky about marketing when there are no big releases on the horizon and while I provided some quick examples, I want to expand on that here. I know you&
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We're back again with another guide for your potential journey to spreading your wings and going wide. In Part I, we discussed the why and the basic mindset you need when being a “wide” author. Part II, we discussed aggregate publishers, the other major retailers, and library services.
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If you've read part one, thank you! I hope it was helpful, and I hope that Part II and Part III will help you further in your decision-making process. I mentioned briefly that going “wide” means taking a different marking approach a is a bit of a mindset
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“Going wide” in industry parlance is a choice that not many indie authors make and one that is often seen as less lucrative that enrolling your book in Kindle Unlimited. Yes, right now, most readers are on Amazon, and many of them are enrolled in KU and rarely look for