EPISODE · Oct 31, 2024 · 11 MIN
5 Habits of Successful Authors (Ep.91)
from Ink and Impact for Christian Writers | How to Write a Book, Self-Publish, Christian Book, Book Marketing, Nonfiction Book · host Dalene Bickel
I got the idea for today's episode after reading an article about how Scholastic, the popular children's book distributor, selects their titles and marketing campaigns. That got me to thinking about what successful authors do to sell more books, regardless of whether they're traditionally or indie published. It will probably come as no surprise to you that Scholastic and other successful authors do many of the same things. They may have vastly different budgets and differing levels of name recognition, but the principles they use and the habits they develop are universal and available to any and all authors.That includes YOU.Listen to discover the 5 Habits of Successful Authors.Resources:Ink and Impact Free Facebook Group1:1 Coaching Session - a single breakthrough session to gain strategy and clarity1:1 Coaching Bundle - Your choice of 1, 3, or 6 months of weekly coachingConnect with Your Host, Dalene Bickel:Email: [email protected]: inkandimpact.comClick here to read the Scholastic article referenced in the podcast.Send us Fan MailJoin my new free Publish with Purpose Substack community for industry updates, live Q&A sessions, and to connect with fellow Christian writers!
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I got the idea for today's episode after reading an article about how Scholastic, the popular children's book distributor, selects their titles and marketing campaigns. That got me to thinking about what successful authors do to sell more books, regardless of whether they're traditionally or indie published. It will probably come as no surprise to you that Scholastic and other successful authors do many of the same things. They may have vastly different budgets and differing level...
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