August 2009 Blog Posts (8)

How to Market Your Book in Your Email Signature

As an author your email signature is a fantastic place to distinguish yourself and stand-out from the crowd of emails that your recipients receive. In fact, it's an excellent way to unobtrusively market your book to all your email recipients. Let's do the math about the size of this marketing opportunity ... if you send an average of 10 emails a day you've got over 300 opportunities a month to tell your email recipients (clients, coworkers, friends, family and vendors) about your… Continue

Added by Freya R on August 31, 2009 at 11:30am — No Comments

Dan Holloway Says, "Bookbuzzr is the Best Widget I've Ever Found on the Web"!

Today we were absolutely thrilled by a comment made by noted novelist and champion of the Free e-Day movement - Dan Holloway in his blog.

In the entry Dan says, "not only do they care about writers - they listen to writers. They respond swiftly to feedback - they will even try to make changes. They actually want to give writers a tool that works for them. And they've succeeded. Bookbuzzr… Continue

Added by Freya R on August 24, 2009 at 10:36am — No Comments

Cutting To The Chase has received an Awesome Review!

Cutting to the Chase has received a rave review! Come check out the review and if you haven't picked your copy, it isn't too late!

Blurb:

Ashley Bennett is a physical therapist burnt out from the job because of all of the rich, spoiled patients she has had to put up with. She moves back to San Angelo, TX to be closer to her family and friends. She has made enough money to live comfortably for a little… Continue

Added by Author Stephanie Morris on August 16, 2009 at 1:53pm — No Comments

Book Giveaway

To celebrate the official release of McCullen, I will be giving away a FREE autographed softcover copy on August 22.

Go to: http://lauraannford.webs.com/bookgiveaway.htm and enter for your chance to win!!

Added by Laura Ann Ford on August 15, 2009 at 3:09am — No Comments

Marketing BookBuzzr - A Book Marketing Technology/Site

A few weeks ago, we had an email interaction with Henry at SelfPublishingReview.com, who made a very valuable suggestion for improving the user interface and readability of BookBuzzr on Mac systems. When we made the fix, Henry suggested that we write a guest post about running a book-marketing site.

Here is our guest post on SelfPublishingReview.com

Added by Freya R on August 12, 2009 at 7:28am — No Comments

Playing For Keeps has received a Rave Review!

Playing For Keeps has received "5 Nymphs" from Literary Nymphs! Come check out the review and if you haven't picked your copy, it isn't too late!

Blurb:

Keirra Smith has never met a man more self-confident, overbearing and irritating and she wants him. Only she isn't willing to admit that she does. Eric Brooks lives a lifestyle that she doesn't want any part of but he wont take no for an… Continue

Added by Author Stephanie Morris on August 8, 2009 at 3:08pm — No Comments

How To Automate Marketing Your Book on Twitter With BookBuzzr

We're excited to make some major feature releases today. These features relate to Twitter. The idea is to help authors market their books on Twitter with a large degree of automation (and without annoying the Followers of the authors :))

If you are a new or existing author on BookBuzzr, this instruction guide should help you add in your Twitter details and start marketing your book on Twitter.…

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Added by Freya R on August 6, 2009 at 8:08am — No Comments

Three Bestselling Novels!!

I'm excited to announce that Better Late Than Never, Playing For Keeps and Cutting to the Chase are all bestsellers! Thank you to everyone for your support! I can't express how much it is appreciated. I hope you have enjoyed these books and the one's to come.

In Better Late Than Never, Kristen Smith loves to work with children and her life-long dream of opening her own childcare center has finally come true. Everything couldn’t be more perfect until her high school… Continue

Added by Author Stephanie Morris on August 2, 2009 at 2:23pm — No Comments