Ebook Pricing, Marketing, and Promotions: Pricing http://t.co/T0HnzZY1 My latest lessons learned, on ebook pricing. # Ebook promotions lessons learned so far: http://t.co/FDNjT0bk # Powered by Twitter Tools

I’ve been trying a bunch of different ebook pricing, marketing, and promotions strategies.  While you shouldn’t consider me an expert by any means, I have come away with some lessons.  The first post is here; the ongoing series is here. Social Media Guard your time.  People with good intentions will suck you dry in a heartbeat. Network

I’ve been trying a bunch of different ebook pricing, marketing, and promotions strategies.  While you shouldn’t consider me an expert by any means, I have come away with some lessons.  The first post is here; the ongoing series is here. Promotions The best thing you can do to promote your story is to start with reviews.  Get

I’ve been trying a bunch of different ebook pricing, marketing, and promotions strategies.  While you shouldn’t consider me an expert by any means, I have come away with some lessons.  The first post is here; the ongoing series is here. Roughly, marketing is making sure that if you catch someone’s eye with promotion, the information they need

I’ve been trying a bunch of different ebook pricing, marketing, and promotions strategies.  While you shouldn’t consider me an expert by any means, I have come away with some lessons.  The first post is here; the ongoing series is here. Pricing Short stories seem to be in the $.99 range for me.  I experimented with

Indie writers: the editing series continues. http://t.co/6DcmdvDn EDIT!!! # Ebook Pricing, Marketing, and Promotions: Basic Lessons http://t.co/NxzdqHtQ # Powered by Twitter Tools

I’ve been trying a bunch of different ebook pricing, marketing, and promotions strategies.  While you shouldn’t consider me an expert by any means, I have come away with some lessons.  I’ll keep posting these over the next week. Overall What works today in any of these areas may not work tomorrow, so keep an eye

The indie editing series continues (starts here but the collective posts are here). — The line-editing saga continues!  Remember: use your style sheet, follow the five (or six) Cs, and the author’s vision supersedes other considerations.  If you’re not sure what the actual rules of any given point are, look them up;  if you disagree, note it on

I have a free kids' story this weekend at Amazon: http://t.co/eDsrSzim # Powered by Twitter Tools

My kids’ story, Beware the Easter Moon, is available on Kindle for free this Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.  (It’s exclusive on Amazon until, um, July something, so if you need a copy in another format, contact me.) Beware the Easter Moon by De Kenyon Colin’s tired of Grandpa stealing kids’ chocolate Easter eggs. So he hatches