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Dotwacher t1_j2dxw5d wrote
I feel like you'd get more help in another sub that is dedicated to such things. But I'll give it a shot anyways.
When you go through trad publishing, they provide the marketing for you.
mediocre_publisher t1_j2dy8b1 wrote
Work, passion, commitment, community-building, and a little bit of luck ... if anyone on Reddit had an easy answer to this there'd be way more people writing books. And with that said, excluding self-published authors, roughly one million books are published each year in the United States alone and a very small percentage of those sell 10k copies. Stick with it if you enjoy the process and hopefully your wish comes true.
AngelaStrain7 t1_j2dx0le wrote
really !!!
fellfal t1_j2dz7fn wrote
Look into self publishing, ebook marketing, and writers forums.
BasicReputations t1_j2e27a0 wrote
Make a bunch of posts asking questions about it or comparing it to other things to make folks aware of the title.
Bonus if it is controversial I guess.
solarmelange t1_j2e36gk wrote
Honestly? Paying for a popular YouTuber to review it is probably the best bang for your buck these days. But also book signing tours do still help. And conventions. And giving it away absolutely will work, particularly to people who work at book stores or libraries, basically anyone who is highly likely to have opportunities to recommend books. Giving it away at conventions is also helpful. Getting recommendations from popular authors is also huge. And of course, nothing compares to the sales you get from a TV or movie adaptation. LOL
books-ModTeam t1_j2e3g3s wrote
Hi there! This sub is for discussion around published literature and industry news. Your post would be more suitable to an r/writing related community which are dedicated to these sorts of topics. Thank you!
TamusSenHadar t1_j2dvs66 wrote
Get Oprah to talk about it?