Perhaps the most difficult part of a writer’s career is selling your books. Whether your book is traditionally published or self-published, trying to figure out how to let readers know your book is available can be enough to make you tear your hair out.
In this 4-week online class, learn at least seven things you can do to find your readers and tell them about your book. We’ll look at creating newsletters (including why, what to say, and how often to send them), giveaways, free promotions, free advertising, paid advertising, Facebook ads, box sets, and more!
Join us and find more ways to increase visibility of your books without emptying your wallet. It’s easier than you might think!
To join: http://occrwa.org/classes/April-online-class/
Taught by Kitty Bucholtz
Kitty Bucholtz writes superhero urban fantasy and romantic comedy, often with an inspirational element woven in. After she earned her MA in Creative Writing, she decided to become a writer-turned-independent-publisher, forming Daydreamer Entertainment and self-publishing her first novel in late 2011. Founder of WRITE NOW! Workshop, she loves to teach writing workshops online and in person.
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I’m in, Kitty! Can’t wait!
Hi Vicki – yay! Hope to see you there – we need 10 paid students for the class to be a go, so tell your friends. 🙂
Hope you get your quota – it is well worth it! Are you loving life Down Under? I am somewhat crazy jealous 🙂
Thanks, Ger! We got enough people to run the class – yay! And yes, life in New Zealand is AWESOME! I wish you could come over and I could show you everything amazing that I’ve seen so far! 😀