by Maureen Crisp • August 14, 2017 • Follow
Published in News • 3 comments
Book marketing is always difficult, especially for self-published writers.
It is even further difficult for children’s self-pub writers. How do you find your market when you know the gate-keepers are the adults, and not the child readers? How can you go about it right to make sure to get it into the right hands? Most adults buy books for their children in stores, and are less likely to buy online. How can you get adults to notice your self-published children’s books? How do you get them to start buying online?
Navigating The Writing Whirlwind
Maureen Crisp has been writing her weekly publishing roundups for over seven years. She is a traditionally published children's author as well as indie-published. She lives in New Zealand and is heading the team organising the 4th National Conference of Children's Writers and Illustrators. She is currently trying her hand at writing a children’s book series if she can drag herself away from forever tweaking her Mars novel or obsessing over space.