Book Marketing Strategy: Making Lists of Book Keywords and SEO (Book Marketing Strategy Handed To You 1)

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"It’s none of their business that you have to learn to write. Let them think you were born that way."– Ernest Hemingway

Take Control of Your Book Sales!

Best-selling author and small press publisher, Rahiem Brooks, shows you how to make your own success - whether you're a published author, entrepreneur, small press, professional, or an absolute newcomer to book marketing and promotion. In this series of the new "bible" of independent-publishing , he empowers you to aggressively market your own work with minimal risk and maximum profits.

Each part of the series is approximately 1,500-2000 words covering a topic. It's designed to be swift and direct, like taking a class on each publishing topic individually. It's difficult for some people to cram a 400-page publishing book into their brain, but Brooks' short very hands-on approach to teaching book marketing strategies are quite effective and has helped his freelance clients to better grasp of getting their books into the hands of librarians, bloggers, and bookstore buyers.

You'll find:

1) Complete step-by-step guidance on book marketing, as it relates to selecting keywords to guide a publisher or author to find bookstores, bloggers, and librarians that will likely appreciate their upcoming release.

2) Ways to leverage social media marketing to build your platform and make yourself stand out from the crowd

3) A thorough explanation of the process to gain more pre-orders for an upcoming release

4) Practical advice on getting books into the hands of mainstream reviewers.

5) How to leverage the Internet to create "buzz" and promote your book with killer PR

6) Samples of a book sales sheet, email to a librarian to acquire a new title, and an email to direct to book bloggers to participate in the book promotion strategy

MAKING LISTS OF BOOK KEYWORDS is book one in the series you need to take control of your writing career.

"Any man who keeps working is not a failure. He may not be a great writer, but if he applies the old-fashioned virtues of hard, constant labor, he’ll eventually make some kind of career for himself as writer."– Ray Bradbury