Book Marketing Priority List for Non-Fiction Authors

You can do hundreds of things to market your book, but that is overwhelming. As a busy author, you can't possibly do everything all at once. In this video, Julie Broad of Book Launchers breaks down potential marketing activities into the highest priority items that every author should do, and then shares the medium and lower priority items. This doesn't mean you should not do the low-priority items, it just means if you have to choose what to do first you should focus on the book marketing activities that are considered the highest priority.

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[ScullyPop]

This channel is at the forefront of publishing.

[vitaminshepherd]

I love this so much. I learn so much from you!

[darlamondragon]

I REALLY like the category approach to book marketing. Staying focused on the goals and most important marketing strategies is where it's at. I think it is easy to get sidetracked with low priority activities. Great video to save and revisit again and again. Thanks Julie

[marysecote]

Much gratitude for your priceless gifts Julie. So helpful!

[brrryan]

Absolutely essential information! Thank you, Julie for sharing this money saving information for us first-timers! It builds confidence that YOU know how to publish books. ;)

[beelinebill]

This is a very cool, video! You are right on target, and have made it sdo fun to learn! Good stuff!

[mdjones]

This post is perfect timing for me, as I'm (finally!) poised to begin the marketing facet of my book publishing journey. Thanks again (as always) for your valuable insights! You and your team continue to make a significant difference to those of us navigating this overwhelming self-publishing world. Kudos to the entire gang!

[KevinHall-uxhn]

Wow. That is quite a lot to remember and why the marketing side of self-publishing is so key to sales. I will be reviewing this video several times to get the most from it, plus I will be referencing these in your book Self-promote and Succeed.

These are great tips and I like the fact that you have segmented them out in H, M, L categories. But as you say it all depends on your goals you want to achieve.

Thank you so very much. All the best.

[ilianaboheme]

Thank you for sharing this soo good! ( like all your videos) 😏🙏🏻💗

[scotthirwin]

Very helpful to prioritize the various marketing activities. I particularty appreciated the frank discussion of free or 99cent promotions. When I started out my self publishing journey nearly everyone I read or talked to personally said this was a very high priority marketing strategy. I did both and found exactly your result. Very little impact on sales or reviews. Why do you think this works in fiction but not nonfiction?

[KJ-zrko]

❤ Great video, so full of valuable marketing information and where to start.

[BeyondTVchannel]

Wow. You sure packed a lot in there. Brilliant as ever. By the way I just launched Wing of an Angel Czech version and had a blast signing books. But I did a lot of networking and presented on stage a couple of times.

In Prague they ‘baptise’ your book with champagne on stage! 😂

[cmnxbcl]

Hello Julie,
I know at one point, you didn't have a service for marketing books only. Has that changed?

[JohnDavidLiebling]

I recently finished my epic science fiction novel. It is 120, 000 words. I am starting to tinker with and reedit the back of the book blurb. Is 287 words too long, or is that okay?

[CallmeMasta]

When will your services cross into fiction?

[BeyondTVchannel]

You could have said B - begin a podcast 😂