HOW TO PROMOTE KIDS BOOKS ONLINE FREE

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Promote Kids, YA and all genres books, ebooks and audiobooks online

We are excited to introduce the latest addition to our family – Audiobi! Audiobi is a promotion site dedicated to helping authors drive sales and redemptions of audiobooks on Audible, Apple, Google Play, Audiobooks com and Kobo Audio. Authors can now promote their audiobooks on Audiobi by adding your book here.

By leveraging a large team of enthusiastic readers who buy your book, your sales and market exposure will skyrocket – all the way to a kindle promotion position on Amazon!

Promote your audiobooks on AUDIOBI https://audiobi.com/

Promote Kids, YA books on https://allkidsbooks.com/

Promote books of all genres on https://writebk.com/

Our special reader group is selected based on their Amazon purchase history, reviews, comments, and kindle book promotion. They’ve also been selected based on their preferred genres, so you can be sure you’re reaching the right audience for your book.

By submitting your book to our kindle book promotion service:

Guaranteed increase in book sales for kindle promotion(because all selected subscribers buy your book)
Promote your book to Bestseller status on Amazon
Enliven book launches and promotions
Get feedback on what readers think of your book.
We have been helping authors publicize and promote their works for over a decade. With numerous clients becoming best sellers and award winners, they have gained a well-deserved reputation as one of the best book marketing companies in the US.

The team is led by renowned entrepreneur J.J. Hebert, award-winning author of four #1 Amazon best-sellers. His expertise in PR helps him to guide us to success with every one of their clients.

With no monthly retainer required, and a host of guaranteed deliverables offered, KIBO is one of the most effective and affordable options for authors looking to promote their books. They have quickly become one of the best book marketing companies in the US. They are able to work with nearly any author and create a plan that efficiently helps them meet their goals.

Many indie publishers and authors come to us to promote their newest books. We also seek out authors you’ll like, alert you to online lit events, and sponsor multiple giveaways of books and book-related prizes each month. You get all that plus the opportunity to lose yourself in a new book! You read that correctly! Once we promote your book on our website, we will keep your page active forever.

This is the most effective way to boost your readership. We’ll pitch your book to readers actively looking for their next book to read or to build up their reading list.

The newsletter provides direct links to your book’s pages on the most popular book sites on the Internet.

Kindle, Nook, Kobo, Apple, Google, Smashwords, and Goodreads

How Do Promo Sites Work?
As an author, you pay to have your book advertised. A Newsletter blast goes out that gets you in front of a book promo’s database of readers. Readers find your book on the search bar where they can search for you by genre.

For each site, check the rules and follow them. For example, BookDoggy lets you advertise your book every 90 days.

Is There A Good Strategy to Use?

There are a few effective strategies to use.

Stacking your ads on a few book promo sites is the way to go. You can promote your books on many sites each day and get your book title in front of more readers daily.

Experimenting with price is another route to take. Promote one price over a few days and see what works best. Try going from free to 0.99 cents. Or free to the retail price and back again. Keep track of which sites work best together too.

Use promo sites to promote your book series. Put book one up for free and get readers excited to buy and purchase the next books in your series. It’s a great way to promote your books over the year too, rotating through the series.

Are Book Promo Sites a Short or Long-Term Strategy?

They can be both. The more product you have, the better. If you have a series, even better! If you have multiple books, you can jump around promoting from book to book to book.
Marketing and promoting your book is hard work, and it takes persistence and ongoing work. If you put in the time and effort, building the foundations as you fail fast and forward, you can make it work. Your book will stay afloat in the rankings and be ahead of the game, leaving most of the other books behind in your swell.

No matter what your end goal is for your book – to build a writing career, grow a business, or impact millions of lives – the consensus is clear:

Effective book promotion is key to your book’s success.

The Critical Ingredients for Book Promotion (and Selling More Books)

Regardless if you have one book ready to launch or ten books already in your book funnel, you need to begin promoting it today. Before we even get into throwing your book out there into the world of marketing, here are the “critical essentials” that you MUST have before your book can start selling. If you haven’t published yet, you want to use this criteria to make sure everything is lined up. If you have already published, use this promotional checklist to make any necessary changes so you can market your book effectively. If not, you could be throwing money away on a book that won’t sell. No matter what you do.

Set Up Your Ten Categories.
When you upload your book for the first time, Amazon will offer you a select list of categories to choose from. At a first glance, you will notice that the selection seems rather limited and is missing plenty of categories that you’ve seen other books rank for. Unfortunately, Amazon has done this intentionally so that they can place new books into their own kindle categories.

The essence of book promotion is the utilization of the media to get the word out to the public about your book. Sure, producers, editors and journalists can be a gruff bunch, but the reality is they are literally swamped with books and press releases every day.

What you need to do is put yourself in the shoes of the media. If you were a feature editor at a paper or a producer of a talk show, what would interest you? Too often, amateur publicists simply believe that getting a book or press release into the right person’s hands will do the trick. WRONG. You’ve got to think of an angle, hook, slant — whatever you want to call it — that will interest the right people.

Listen to talk radio. Watch TV talk shows. Read the lifestyle and feature sections of newspapers. Read magazines. See what makes it; then create a press release that will make it happen for you.

Remember: No one ever interviews a book

Getting on radio and TV talk shows is exciting, fun and can really jumpstart book sales. But if you think your book will get you on the air by itself, you’re probably wrong. No one interviews a book … they interview PEOPLE. Of course, the topic your book may be gets the attention of producers, but they need and want people who can be informative, entertaining and articulate. People make a show … not books.

When you’re promoting a book, you’re also promoting yourself. Remember this, practice this, and go for it!

Invest in useful resources

No self-promoting author can achieve success without a few essential resources. You need to know who to contact and how to contact them. Media directories are plentiful, and some are actually affordable. Shop around and get one. One of the most popular is the series of Bacon’s media directories, but there are many available.

Instead, the promotion-monkey is now falling squarely on the backs of authors themselves. And because of your already jam-packed schedule (of you know, actually writing the damn book in the first place), you need a viable, repeatable promotion system.

Start by recognizing the ramifications. And how you’ll need to find the new influencers, like solo author blogs within your niche, who’ll promote your book to those that matter most.

You can also take a cue from mainstream digital marketing campaigns, like testing your headlines, repurposing content for different formats (even video), and then incentivizing them to leave reviews that will help bring in brand new people in the future.

It’s not easy. It takes time and tons of effort. But it also means that the ultimate success of your soon-to-be bestseller is entirely within your own control.

The internet has changed so many things in our world. As consumers, snail mail letters were replaced with email. We Skype instead of draining our wallets with long-distance phone calls. And we shop on Amazon instead of fighting for a parking space and dealing with the crowds at the local shopping mall.

On the flip side of that, as internet entrepreneurs, we use email to market our products and services, Skype to conduct meetings and can earn a living selling on Amazon.com.

And that’s just a small taste of all the disruptions we’ve enjoyed thanks to the internet. One of the biggest disrupted industries and one of those that provides a great path to a solid making money online venture for an individual entrepreneur is in book publishing. Specifically, publishing and selling ebooks online.

You see, what the big publishing houses do with big offices of editors, writers, administrative staff… and then big printing presses… then distribution centers to get their books out to bookstores around the country… all to hopefully get books in the hands of customers… you can do on the computer you have right now. If that’s not massive disruption, I don’t know what is.

With all the red tape, “play to pay” tactics, and the lack of marketing support from the big publishing houses (along with low royalties) many are finding that self-publishing is a much better option (and in most cases a more profitable option!).

There are some key differences between this self-publishing (which, by the way, doesn’t have the negative connotations it used to) and the traditional publishing process. You won’t be dealing with printed books, for one. That eliminates the expense and hassle of actually creating books, storing them, and delivering them — and that may not even sell. It’s going to be all digital. These are ebooks, which can be read on devices like Amazon’s Kindle, on another tablet or smartphone, or even on a computer