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If you love to write
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Fortunately, you can't write and be afraid simultaneously. The question is
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The only two questions a writer should
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Tuesday, August 21, 2018 at 1:00 p.m. EDT
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Instructor: William
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In addition to William's writing books he’s
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York Times and Edible
Seattle, and has been a featured blogger for the Huffington Post.
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by Deb Norton
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by Jennifer Haupt
I have a confession: I’m all-in at the beginning of writing a novel, but then
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11 Authors Discuss the Road to Getting a
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by Stephanie Elliot
When I set out to find an agent, I did all the required research. I searched
out agent names in the back of books I thought were similar to mine; I joined
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In this episode of the Writer's Digest
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shares an inside look at the weird and wonderful relationship between author
and agent. In this interview, they discuss how to write a query letter that
gets agents wanting you, what questions you should ask an agent when you get
an offer, and how to deal with your agent taking your book out on submission.
Listen to the episode.
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Jess Zafarris
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Today, Amazon sells
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Are you disappointed
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Every author wants
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most authors think. This session debunks common myths about Amazon sales
rankings, explains how to identify your sales ranking, use the data properly,
and estimate actual book sales.
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This session alone
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This session
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authors. Learn six benefits of using Amazon ads and how to take advantage of
their system no matter whether you're an indie author or
traditionally-published.
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SESSION 9: How to
Create a Sponsored Products Ad
Sponsored Product
Ads are an incredibly powerful tool to reach new readers. In this session,
learn how to use Amazon's advertising system and walk through the steps to
create effective Sponsored Product Ads. You’ll experience a live
demonstration to create powerful ads for any type of fiction or non-fiction
book.
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SESSION 10: How to
Create a Product Display Ad
Just like Session 9,
watch another demonstration that focuses on creating Product Display Ads. You
will learn the specific benefits of these ads and how to use them to gain
more attention for your books.
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SESSION 11: Ad
Metrics and Ad Scaling
The final session provides
a tutorial explaining how to use the data Amazon provides to track your ads
performance. You will also learn how to properly scale your ads when you want
to increase your advertising budget.
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Instructor: Rob
Eagar
Learn from one of the most accomplished book
marketing experts in America. For over 10 years, Rob Eagar has coached more
than 450 authors, consulted with numerous publishing houses, and helped
clients hit the New York Times bestseller list three different ways,
including new fiction, new non-fiction, and backlist non-fiction. He even
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