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EPISODE · Jul 12, 2018 · 19 MIN

012 How to Boost Book Revenue With Audiobooks

from Creative Funding Show · host Thomas Umstattd Jr.

James Rubart is a bestselling author, audiobook narrator and podcaster (Novel Marketing). He is also our intro guy, so his voice may sound a bit familiar to you. Audiobook sales are the fastest growing segment of books. If you have ever thought about writing a book, you need to also think about recording an audiobook. Questions: Why are audiobooks important? #1: The Size of the Audiobook Industry is Nearly a Billion-Dollar Industry. #2: Book Mavens Listen to Audiobooks. #3: Audiobooks Protect You From the Oprah Effect. #4: Audiobooks Boost Paper & eBook Sales. #5: Audiobooks Give You Access to Non-Readers. #6: Having an Audiobook Makes You Easier to Find. #7: Audiobooks Are Not that Expensive & Easy to Make. How does someone record an audiobook? What are the advantages of recording it yourself? What are the disadvantages of recording it yourself? What advice do you have for someone who wants to hire a professional narrator? Where can we find you online? Use Novel Marketing’s Patreon Affiliate Link to make an extra $50 for your first 30 backers. The post 012 How to Boost Book Revenue With Audiobooks appeared first on Creative Funding Show.

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