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Episode 33 – Happiness, Author Ethics and Hachette Makes a Deal
Jim and Bryan made it one-third of the way to 100 with this week’s news-packed episode. After discussing some of Bryan’s Amazon tech support issues and sharing their code for the WriteOn service (7TLTK92H), the hosts with the most talked tips with pointers on pitching festivals, connecting with reviewers and a checklist for successful authors. The news included stories on happiness for indie authors, Amazon purchase of dot-book domains, women’s dominance of self-publishing, the Ethical Author Code, and Hachette’s deal with Amazon. Our Question of the Week: Who won the Amazon/Hachette deal and why?
Episode 32 – Penny Sansevieri, Event Results and Bestseller Lists
Episode 31 – Audio, Contracts and Product Placement
Episode 30 – Negative Reviews, iBooks and Amazon’s Favor
Episode 29 – Backstories, WattPad and Barbara Freethy
Episode 28 – Content Events, Permission and Series Success
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The news included stories on Paulo Coelho’s indie author mindset, how to write a successful series, Amazon’s physical store in Manhattan, print book statistics and how to change your author business. Jim and Bryan went in-depth on why authors shouldn’t wait for permission to move forward in their careers. This week’s Question of the Week: What would you do if you stopped asking for permission in your author career? How would your books, marketing, and life change? Subscribe to The Sell More Books Show on iTunes! =&0=&Episode 27 – WriteOn, AuthorRise and Algorithms
Episode 26 – Keywords, Accountability and BookBub UK
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Episode 25 – Exclusivity, iBooks and Pinterest
It’s been 25 weeks since Jim and Bryan decided to give podcasting a go. We kept things rolling along with tips about Pinterest, changing your social media perspective and advanced email list building. After touching briefly on Nook’s continued tailspin, Jim and Bryan chatted about KDP Select, giving up blogging, iBooks and Smashwords, Amazon’s new crowdsourcing program and Amazon and Apple’s family sharing plans. Our Question of the Week: Do you use Pinterest for your marketing? If so, what kind of results have you had?