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The Write Quotes: Publishing and Book Marketing. The Write Quotes, #8
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- Date de parution07/10/2025
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Résumé
These inspirational and practical quotes come from 500+ podcast interviews with hard-working, award-winning, and New York Times bestselling authors in more than 33 U. S. states and five countries. In Book 8, authors share their honest reflections on Publishing and Book Marketing. Decisions. Decisions. It's nice to have options. But it's also nice to know how the world of publishing works, because there are pros and cons to traditional and indie publishing and these quotes include plenty of opinions about both. Authors quoted include David Baldacci, John Hart, Wylie Cash, Kristy Harvey, Brad Taylor, Charlie Lovett, Judy Goldman, Amber Smith, John Gilstrap, Kimmery Martin, A.
J. Hartley, Jason Mott, Cathy Pickens, Danielle Stewart, Carrie Knowles, Ellen Butler, Gail Martin, Jenifer Ruff, Claire Fullerton, and many more. Brad Taylor, author of 16 New York Times bestselling thrillers, says, "I didn't know anything about traditional publishing. Honestly, if I knew how hard it was to get published, I wouldn't have gone down this path." When he sold his first book, he says, "the dog had caught the car." We learn that marketing books is not easy.
It takes work. Creativity. And time. But it can be fun. These authors use websites, mailing lists, social media, BookBub, online advertising, promotion sites, and catchy graphics. And they appear on podcasts, attend book clubs, hold events in bookstores, breweries, museums, and homes, and they speak, write, and teach about writing. And when it comes to finding readers, New York Times bestselling author Kristy Harvey reminds us, "You're actually a lot better off to have 250 email subscribers that are truly interested in what you're saying, they're actually reading your emails, they really want to buy your book, than you are to have 250, 000 that aren't even opening them in the first place." Although there is no master blueprint to publishing and marketing success, these quotes offer inspiration and actionable tips for how to succeed at both.
J. Hartley, Jason Mott, Cathy Pickens, Danielle Stewart, Carrie Knowles, Ellen Butler, Gail Martin, Jenifer Ruff, Claire Fullerton, and many more. Brad Taylor, author of 16 New York Times bestselling thrillers, says, "I didn't know anything about traditional publishing. Honestly, if I knew how hard it was to get published, I wouldn't have gone down this path." When he sold his first book, he says, "the dog had caught the car." We learn that marketing books is not easy.
It takes work. Creativity. And time. But it can be fun. These authors use websites, mailing lists, social media, BookBub, online advertising, promotion sites, and catchy graphics. And they appear on podcasts, attend book clubs, hold events in bookstores, breweries, museums, and homes, and they speak, write, and teach about writing. And when it comes to finding readers, New York Times bestselling author Kristy Harvey reminds us, "You're actually a lot better off to have 250 email subscribers that are truly interested in what you're saying, they're actually reading your emails, they really want to buy your book, than you are to have 250, 000 that aren't even opening them in the first place." Although there is no master blueprint to publishing and marketing success, these quotes offer inspiration and actionable tips for how to succeed at both.
These inspirational and practical quotes come from 500+ podcast interviews with hard-working, award-winning, and New York Times bestselling authors in more than 33 U. S. states and five countries. In Book 8, authors share their honest reflections on Publishing and Book Marketing. Decisions. Decisions. It's nice to have options. But it's also nice to know how the world of publishing works, because there are pros and cons to traditional and indie publishing and these quotes include plenty of opinions about both. Authors quoted include David Baldacci, John Hart, Wylie Cash, Kristy Harvey, Brad Taylor, Charlie Lovett, Judy Goldman, Amber Smith, John Gilstrap, Kimmery Martin, A.
J. Hartley, Jason Mott, Cathy Pickens, Danielle Stewart, Carrie Knowles, Ellen Butler, Gail Martin, Jenifer Ruff, Claire Fullerton, and many more. Brad Taylor, author of 16 New York Times bestselling thrillers, says, "I didn't know anything about traditional publishing. Honestly, if I knew how hard it was to get published, I wouldn't have gone down this path." When he sold his first book, he says, "the dog had caught the car." We learn that marketing books is not easy.
It takes work. Creativity. And time. But it can be fun. These authors use websites, mailing lists, social media, BookBub, online advertising, promotion sites, and catchy graphics. And they appear on podcasts, attend book clubs, hold events in bookstores, breweries, museums, and homes, and they speak, write, and teach about writing. And when it comes to finding readers, New York Times bestselling author Kristy Harvey reminds us, "You're actually a lot better off to have 250 email subscribers that are truly interested in what you're saying, they're actually reading your emails, they really want to buy your book, than you are to have 250, 000 that aren't even opening them in the first place." Although there is no master blueprint to publishing and marketing success, these quotes offer inspiration and actionable tips for how to succeed at both.
J. Hartley, Jason Mott, Cathy Pickens, Danielle Stewart, Carrie Knowles, Ellen Butler, Gail Martin, Jenifer Ruff, Claire Fullerton, and many more. Brad Taylor, author of 16 New York Times bestselling thrillers, says, "I didn't know anything about traditional publishing. Honestly, if I knew how hard it was to get published, I wouldn't have gone down this path." When he sold his first book, he says, "the dog had caught the car." We learn that marketing books is not easy.
It takes work. Creativity. And time. But it can be fun. These authors use websites, mailing lists, social media, BookBub, online advertising, promotion sites, and catchy graphics. And they appear on podcasts, attend book clubs, hold events in bookstores, breweries, museums, and homes, and they speak, write, and teach about writing. And when it comes to finding readers, New York Times bestselling author Kristy Harvey reminds us, "You're actually a lot better off to have 250 email subscribers that are truly interested in what you're saying, they're actually reading your emails, they really want to buy your book, than you are to have 250, 000 that aren't even opening them in the first place." Although there is no master blueprint to publishing and marketing success, these quotes offer inspiration and actionable tips for how to succeed at both.
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