Episode 136 – Email Subscribers, Prime Prices, and the First $1,000

people like this. Be the first of your friends.

Question of the Week: Have you noticed a decrease in email subscriber numbers? If so, what have you done to try to help numbers pick back up?

H. Claire Taylor subbed for Jim this week as the comedy duo of Cohen and Taylor took on the Sell More Books Show. After thanking their patrons Patrick O’Donnell ( http://bit.ly/mdcitypod ), C. Steven Manley ( https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00U3DW6MY ), and L. Penelope ( http://lpenelope.com/books/song-of-blood-and-stone/ ), Bryan and Claire chatted about tips on advertising, dictation, and BookBub featured deals. News stories included Books-A-Million self-publishing packages, an Amazon reading service for kids, a new pricing policy at Amazon Books, Steve Scott’s 17 steps to $1,000 in publishing, and authors struggling to get email subscribers. This week’s Question of the Week: Have you noticed a decrease in email subscriber numbers? If so, what have you done to try to help numbers pick back up?
What You’ll Learn:
  • Where authors will get the biggest bang for their advertising buck
  • How authors can start dictating their stories and why they should
  • What one author learned from BookBub promotions
  • What self-publishing packages Books-A-Million has to offer
  • How Amazon is helping kids learn to read through text messages
  • How Amazon Prime members will benefit from new pricing policies
  • How 17-steps can lead authors to their first $1,000 in book sales
  • Why some authors believe it’s more difficult to get email signups
Links:
Question of the Week: Have you noticed a decrease in email subscriber numbers? If so, what have you done to try to help numbers pick back up?

get show updates