BOOK PROMOTION

Getting your book published is only half the battle. Promoting and selling it is the other half. Do not count on bookstore signings -- they are rarely successful. Here are tips for uncommon ways to promote your "baby."

Learn 5 quick and easy tips to promoting your book

If you're looking to find even more success with your book promotion in 2011, why not make the following 10 New Year's Resolutions for Using Social Media to Promote Your Book

Are you looking for a way to promote your book? Book trailers are increasing in popularity, but they can only be effective as a book promotion tool if certain criteria are met.

Twitter is a great tool to utilize while promoting your book. As with most things, successful book promotion via Twitter is an art form not to be taken lightly.

Book fairs are wonderful places to interact with fellow authors, publishers, network with book industry leaders, locate a book publicist or book editor, and learn what's new in the marketplace.

As a book marketing specialist who deals daily with the media, I learned a long time ago that a common mistake in crafting pitch letters is making them too long. The same is true of query letters to an agent.

Poetry authors should take advantage of this free opportunity to have their book displayed.

Prolific and award-winning book author of 31 books, Margaret H. Bonham, talks about five low cost and no cost promotions you can do that will increase your book sales.

Prolific and award-winning author of 31 books, Margaret H. Bonham explains why you as an author need to start promoting your book and why the publisher is unlikely to promote it for you.

Authors who publish their own book wear many hats. The biggest hat is that of promoting and marketing the their work so people can buy it. Here are some tips.

Prolific, award-winning author of 31 books Margaret H. Bonham tells you what you need to know about book promoting and social networks.

Promotion, promotion, promotion...it's the only way to create visibility for you and your book. And, as many of us have limited funds and cannot afford to pay a publicist or marketer we need to look at strategies that we can use for free.

Use effective book promotional tools for book publicity and exposure. Create Media Kits, Press Releases, participate in Author Chat Rooms to generate buzz about your book

With the increasing use of self-publishing services, the need to get solid book reviews for independent authors is more important than ever. Promoting a book without a major publisher backing the book is extremely difficult.

Myspace was brilliantly designed for social networking but those same tools are excellent for promoting authors and their books.

This book is full of practical tips and advice and offers an amalgam of information you'll be able to profit from when promoting your book.