


by Lois Hoffman | May 18, 2023 | Book Marketing, Book Publishing
News just broke of the KDP price increase. It has many authors wondering what that means for them. It was inevitable, given the increase in paper pricing and global inflation in general. IngramSpark raised its pricing in November 2021, and it was only a matter of time...by Lois Hoffman | Jul 29, 2021 | Book Marketing, Publishing
While you may have heard about the 4 Ps of marketing, in this post, we’ll explore the 4 Ps of book marketing—product, place, price, and promotion. To that mix, I will also add branding and target reader as essentials to your marketing toolkit. These touchpoints...Click on any of the links below for free guides, worksheets, and information to make writing and publishing your book easier, faster, and better.
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