HeyJaredBook Marketing Simplified
Marketing consultant Jenn Hanson-dePaula sits down with her partner, Marcus to chat about marketing strategies and processes that can help authors connect with their readers and sell more books. Save time with marketing and spend more time writing!
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How to Identify Your Ideal Reader When No One Has Read Your Book (opens the original)
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If you’ve been told you need to know your “ideal reader” before you can market your book, but you barely have any readers yet, that advice can feel impossible to use. In this episode, Jenn breaks down what an ideal reader actually is, why it doesn’t need to be complicated, and how thinking about one specific person can make your book marketing feel much easier and more natural. If you’ve ever sat down to write a post, email, or book description and had no idea what to say, this episode will help
How to Get Book Reviews Without Begging, Buying, or Breaking Amazon’s Rules (opens the original)
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If you’ve been staring at your Amazon page wondering how you’re supposed to get more book reviews without pestering readers, paying for them, or accidentally crossing one of Amazon’s rules, this episode is for you. Because the answer isn’t to chase harder or give away more copies and hope for the best. There’s a much smarter way to build legitimate reviews over time, and it starts with changing what you’re focusing on in the first place. Links FREE Book Marketing Blueprint
Fiction vs Nonfiction Book Marketing: What Actually Changes (opens the original)
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If you write fiction, you’ve probably heard book marketing advice that sounds like it was made for a business author. And if you write nonfiction, you’ve probably looked at BookTok-style marketing and wondered how any of it applies to you. The truth is, fiction and nonfiction book marketing aren’t completely different, but the reason readers buy is. In this episode, Jenn breaks down the distinction that makes marketing advice much easier to evaluate, so you can stop copying tactics that don’t fi
How to Sell More Books Before You Spend a Dollar on Ads (opens the original)
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If your book sales are slow, it’s easy to assume the answer is more visibility and start wondering whether Amazon Ads, Facebook ads, or paid book promotion will finally get things moving. But before you spend a dollar on ads, there’s one question you need to answer first: what are the readers who already find your book doing next? In this episode, Jenn explains how to tell whether you truly have a visibility problem or whether something else in your book marketing is stopping readers before they
How to Market Your Book Without Sharing Your Personal Life (opens the original)
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If the thought of marketing your book makes you feel like you have to turn your personal life into content, this episode is for you. You do not need to become a personal brand, share your family, show your face constantly, or give readers unlimited access to your life to market your book successfully. Jenn breaks down how authors can build a recognizable, trustworthy author brand by focusing on the reader, the book, and the ideas or emotional experience surrounding it. If you’ve been searching f
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