How to Market your Amazon Kindle eBook

April 30, 2013

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So… the hardest part is over. You’ve written the book. You’ve edited the book. You’ve released the book.

Now what?

Needless to say, marketing is the most important part of your book’s success.

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Sound Bites

Sound Bites: A Rock & Roll Love Story

“I loved everything about this book. The writing was great and the characters are so likable that you will be rooting for them the whole way.” – Book Briefs

“If you are a fan of contemporary romance with the added bonus of a rock and roll element, you will love Sound Bites.” – Always YA at Heart

“When a book makes you smile as much as this one did, you know you’ve found a good thing.” – The Bookish Babe

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Finding Mia

Finding Mia

“Finding Mia is not just a story of mental illness and it’s impact. It’s a story of friendship, guilt, forgiveness, addiction, love and the surprises that can come your way just by opening your heart. A truly wonderful story.” – YA Book Addict

“Finding Mia is about life, moving on and that glimmer of hope at the end of the day that keeps us going. Fans of Deb Caletti, or just anyone looking for a book about serious issues should pick this book up.” – World of Books

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How to Format and Publish your eBook on Amazon’s Kindle Store

Amazon.com is making it easier than ever for writer’s today to be successful. With Amazon’s KDP Program – Kindle Direct Publishing – authors are now able to steer away from the traditional publishing route and expose their work to millions of consumers instantly, and also keep the majority of the profits.

Let me start by sharing my own personal success story, and then I’ll explain how you can do the same.

For the past five years, I unsuccessfully attempted to land a traditional publishing deal. I went to writer’s workshops in New York City, pitched my book to editors, queried agents, and eventually signed a representation agreement with a literary agent. But after several years of pitching my book to publishing houses with no luck, my agent and I parted ways, and

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