You've written your book, now what?

So, you've written your first book. Your mom bought a copy. Now what?

Now comes the marketing part of your book. Marketing, social medias, friends and family, sales, report services, paid advertising are all ways to get your book noticed. But which one is right for you and your book?

Marketing:

There are many ways to #market your #book. You can use social media, such as Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram to #promote your book. You can also ask friends and family to help spread the word. If you have a website or #blog, you can write posts about your book and include links to where people can buy it. You can also submit your book to online directories and review sites. And of course, there are always traditional methods such as print ads and TV commercials. The important thing is to find the right mix of #marketing techniques that will work for you and your budget.

Social Media:

Social media is a great way to connect with potential readers and promote your book. If you don’t already have accounts on #Twitter, #Facebook, and #Instagram, now is the time to create them. Once you have set up your accounts, start sharing information about your book with your followers. Include links to where they can buy it online or in stores. Be sure to use hashtags so that people can easily find your posts (#bookstagram #amreading #books). Also post photos related to your book or author events that you’re attending. And don’t forget to interact with the people.

Mailing List:

There are a lot of things to think about when you've written your book and are getting ready to publish it. One important thing is building up your #mailing list. This will be a group of people who are interested in hearing about your book and any other books you write in the future.

There are a few different strategies you can use to build your mailing list. One is to offer something for free, such as an ebook or short story, in exchange for signing up for your mailing list. You can also run ads or mention your mailing list on social media.

Keep track of your sales and reviews:

This will help you see what's working and what's not, so you can adjust your marketing strategy accordingly. There are a number of ways to do this, including using Amazon's Author Central page or setting up Google Alerts.

But you can't do everything at once. Or else, you won't know what worked and what didn't. The trick is to try one thing, and monitor. Keep track of your sales and reviews, and keep track of what you've tried. That's the way to become a #BestSeller