How To Market A Book: Third Edition (Paperback)

from prasenjeet

How to Market a Book by Joanna Penn is probably the best and the most comprehensive book I have read so far on book marketing by self-publishers. This book has really helped me clear my thoughts about short term marketing, long term marketing, creating an author platform (and why do you need one)...

from JaneSteen

Where I got the book: part of a Kindle box set which was a pretty good deal. Out of the three books in the Indie Power Pack, this was definitely the most clearly written (the fact that Joanna Penn uses Scrivener to give her books a strong structure has not escaped my attention). There's an awful ...

from quantum.alex

Well-researched, chock-full of ideas, references to more information (on her own website as well as other websites and books), and publishing and research tools. At about the half-way point, she very repetitive in her entrepreneurial philosophy and phrases of encouragement. Near the very end, a l...

from Amelia_Smith

This is by far the best book I've read on marketing books. I was initially annoyed by all the links in the text -- because I wanted to check most of them out, I couldn't read this book on my Kindle Paperwhite, but had to use my laptop instead. I got over my annoyance by the midpoint of the book, ...

from mrstreme

I just finished How To Market Your Book by Joanna Penn, and now my gears are *really* turning. A series of books? Advertising? Pricing strategies? Oh, my marketer's heart is beating wildly! My big takeaways: 1. Make a list of authors or books that are similar to the one I am writing, and start co...