Even if you're a first-time author, there's no need for the array of book marketing services to seem mysterious. Things continue to evolve, but there are tried-and-true tactics that help you reach target readers with your marketing program. They vary in cost and effectiveness and can significantly impact your book's sales. Understanding more about each one can help you make the best decision about what's right for you. It's common for authors to think social media and other online means are enough to promote books. However, experience continues to show that programs, including media coverage, do better.

The world of online promotion includes advertising opportunities, most notably through paid clicks on search engine result pages (SERPs). If you have someone who can set up a well-done paid-click campaign, it's something to consider. But there are categories where too many people may click and not enough will buy a book. So, it depends on your genre and topic to see if paid clicks can be profitable for you in the long run. You can also work harder on your website and blog content and attempt to come up in the "organic" search results. In some cases, people value those listings more than paid click spots.

There are also well-accepted ways to go beyond your social media posts, including guest blogging. When you win a guest posting spot, you can write an article to be posted on a blog with an existing audience. It's a quick way to reach more people, and your post can be informational, entertaining, or both. Most bloggers give guest posters a brief bio at the end of the article, and you can list your book. It's the same as writing a bylined article for the traditional media and an excellent way to expand your audience. You can appear as a guest on podcasts similarly and branch out more.

With most books today being sold online, optimizing your book and author pages on bookselling websites is a must. One rule of thumb is to use more of the space they give you. For example, if your book description is allowed to be 500 words long, provide nearly that much content. Writing longer-form content and including keywords gives search engines and algorithms more ability to understand your topic. Brevity is appropriate in some marketing cases, but you want to be more descriptive and build understanding in others. When you get it right, you'll see your visibility increase.   

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