Publishing a book on Amazon is the first step to helping the book find potential readers and buyers, but how can a book stand out from the crowd in an overwhelming sea of similar books?
Using book marketing techniques, authors can definitely help the chances of a book finding an audience. Several things to consider are:
- some marketing starts months before a book is published
- the type of marketing can depend on whether the author will be doing some or all of the marketing, or hiring someone to help
- getting a book’s features in front of many eyes is definitely the way to go.
How can this be achieved?
There are many traditional ways of marketing a book, and Amazon has now provided a NEW way to boost a book’s presence online.
This is where we can help:
- we design banners and images to showcase a book and its contents
We provide
- 2 professional banners with a custom-made mock-up of your book and eye-catching text
- 3 professionally designed smaller images with relevant text (provided by the Author)
- turnaround of 7 Business day
- training video on how to add the A+ Content to the Book’s Amazon page
- Price $US97.00
- Questions? Please contact me (Teena Hughes) >>
A+ Example for a Magazine
Ready to Order the A+ Content Marketing Package? Start here
- After clicking the button, the page will refresh and the Shopping Cart will appear below the button.
- As soon as possible after the payment comes through, we will be in touch with you to ask a few questions about your book. Please note we are in Australia and the time difference might mean a delay if I am asleep 🙂
PLEASE NOTE:
If you have specific A+ Content requests, such as different Modules or customised layouts, please reach out to us before placing your order.
Disclaimer:
We begin working on your order as soon as it is placed and processed in our system. This allows us to allocate resources and ensure timely delivery efficiently.
If you contact us with new information or request changes to your order after we have completed more than 20% of the package, there may be an additional charge and a delivery delay – significant changes late in the production process can require additional resources, time, and effort to implement.
