Let’s talk about how to self-publishing; Low and Medium Content books, E-books, and Novels. What we use like and don’t like, what tools we use, and what is like to be a writer!
Your book is published; you need it to start selling it. Maybe you have heard of the Amazon A+ content but don’t know what to do next. In this step-by-step tutorial, I will show you how I set up my A+ Content using Canva.
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5 Free Places To Promote Your Book
Pinterest-the visual google
Amazon A+ Content
You Tube
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Low-content books are not easy to sell, a few years ago, that may have been true, but the market is saturated; it takes a lot of research and work to get your low-content book in front of customers. Low-content books are easier and faster to create than novels or short guides, but that does not make them easy to sell. It makes them easier to create!
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Canva Free offers a great introduction to graphic design without needing prior knowledge. Depending on the type of designs you plan on making, Canva Free may be all you will ever need. Canva Pro (paid) is $119.00 per year subscription. With Canva Pro, you are given more in-depth tools to create your designs. Canva Pro makes designing even easier and saves time.
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4 steps to a good book description.
1. Attention – Capture the buyers attention
2. Interest – Keep their attention with interesting information
3. Desire – Show buyers what makes your book different and how it will fix their problem
4. Action – Call to action statement
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