Ep 077: Sell More Books With Email Marketing


Ep 007: “Sell More Books With Email Marketing”


Welcome to the 7th episode of The Author Hangout, a “Hangout on Air” designed to help authors, especially self-published and indie authors, with marketing their books and improving their author platform. Authors struggle with various aspects of marketing and we are here to help!
“Watched and listened with interest. Thanks for the info.”– Barbara E. Barber
“Great show as usual! Thanks for bringing us such insightful guests who address the many barriers that we regularly face in getting our books out to the public.”– C.E. Wolff

Sell More Books With Email Marketing

We have talked about email marketing and building an email list in almost every episode, because it really is that important to successful, long-term book marketing. Now, we’ll devote an entire episode to helping you FINALLY learn how to set up an e-mail list and how to use it effectively. Learn about setting up a mailing list and how to use it to sell more books!
We were joined by award-winning author Randy Ingermanson. He wrote the book on writing fiction, and he has built mailing lists both as a fiction and nonfiction author, so no matter what genre you’re writing in, he has some great tips and knowledge about building an e-mail list.
Enjoy the show!

The Author Hangout – Episode 7: “Sell More Books With Email Marketing”

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