Profitable Fiction Isn’t Magic—It’s Strategy (Ep. 2)
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Profitable Fiction Isn’t Magic—It’s Strategy (Ep. 2)
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Summary
In this episode of the Profitable Fiction Author podcast, hosts Kelly, JD, and Julie discuss common marketing mistakes that authors make. They emphasize the importance of setting realistic sales expectations, understanding the necessity of multiple books and series for profitability, and the critical role of genre alignment in reaching the right audience. The conversation also covers the impact of packaging elements like covers and blurbs on sales, and concludes with a lightning round of quick insights on various marketing strategies.
Takeaways
- Unrealistic sales goals can hinder authors' success.
- The average book sells around 250 copies over its lifetime.
- Marketing is essential; a good book alone won't sell.
- Authors need to invest in marketing to gain readers.
- Multiple books and series increase profitability.
- Understanding genre is crucial for targeting the right audience.
- Packaging elements like covers and blurbs significantly affect sales.
- Click-through rates can indicate if a cover is effective.
- Authors should focus on building an email list over social media.
- Playing the long game is more beneficial than focusing solely on launch dates.
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