Resources and tips for the self-published author.

Attention Authors and Goodreads Lovers! Did you know that authors will soon be able to give away ebooks on Goodreads? They used to only allow giveaway promotions for paperbacks which precluded authors who only publish ebooks from participating. Let’s face it. Sometimes we get the ebook out well before the paperback goes live. Or maybe we

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Book marketing should be something that you plan out, an intentional strategy. Of course, you’ll want to consider the “usual” things like sending out advanced review copies (ARC’s), requesting reviews, creating launch day events both online and in person, promoting your title with various media outlets, using your email newsletter to your best advantage, etc.

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If you are a self-published author, you have likely discovered that you need to become your own marketing expert as well. And if you are marketing in 2016, you understand the importance of tapping into the amazing resource that is social media. There are some basic tips every author should know about Twitter before they

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If you’ve published any books, you have probably experienced the summer slump. Indie authors everywhere seem to notice a steep decline in sales around the second week of June and an increase in their blood pressure as they try to pull out all the stops and sell more books. What can the average indie author

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Every published author wants to know how to generate more reviews for their books. Bibliocrunch understands how important book reviews are and has created a FREE course to help you achieve that goal. How to Double and Triple Your Book Reviews is a FREE email course with actionable tips that every author can implement immediately to

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On this week’s #indiechat, Tuesday, February 23rd at 4 PM EST, I’ll be discussing how to get press and reviews for your book.

I’m so excited to be introducing our next FREE webinar for Bibliocrunch members titled, “How to Boost Your Visibility on Amazon to Sell More Books.”

Pinterest has always been a very tricky social media tool for both traditional and and self-published authors.

    We have an exciting topic for this week’s #indiechat!

    We’re excited to have Joye Johnson as our guest on Tuesday’s #IndieChat on 6/30/15.