Author Website
An author website is an absolute must when you have self-published a book. An author website allows your readers to learn more about you and your book; plus, it boosts your credibility as well. A well developed author website allows your name and your book to become more searchable, increasing your online visibility and profit potential. When creating an author website, it is important to have a biography section, information about your book and where it can be purchased, and any media or up coming events surrounding the release of your book. Your website should include contact information and any discounts or need-to-know information about you or your book, including any upcoming books that will be released in the future.
Blog
A blog is another must have for all self-published authors. A blog allows you to communicate with your readers. It allows your readers to learn more about you and your book. You can share your experiences as a writer, writing tips, or general information about your writing career. Your blog and website should be linked to one another to increase your online visibility, and it allows your readers to learn more about you with ease. Your blog should be updated at least once a week to keep a steady flow of traffic to your blog.
Social Media Presence
A strong social media presence is another must have for all self-published authors. By developing a social media presence you are likely to increase your book sales by getting your name and the name of your book out to more people. Most authors find it very beneficial to create a Facebook fan page to allow their readers to stay up-to-date about the latest information regarding your book and they can share in discussions with other readers. There are many ways you can develop a strong social media presence, such as creating a Twitter account, using LinkedIN, and even creating a trailer for your book to share on these sites.
Many authors worry about the success of self-publishing, but it can be accomplished if you take the time to market yourself and your book. Getting your name and the name of your book out there is key to increasing your book sales.
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