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    The Writer’s Book Launch Guide: A Step-By-Step Plan to Give Your Book the Best Launch Possible

    By Keely Brooke Keith

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    About this ebook

    Let The Writer’s Book Launch Guide lead you through the marketing and promotional tasks every author should do to ensure a successful book launch. Filled with explanations of essential tasks, an abundance of publicity suggestions, and ideas to personalize your promotions, The Writer’s Book Launch Guide will provide you with a step-by-step plan for a fun and fulfilling book launch.

    Discover how and when to:
    - Ready your author website
    - Craft a compelling book description
    - Rally your writing allies
    - Recruit a launch team
    - Build media connections
    - Get book endorsements
    - Create a media kit
    - Find book reviewers
    - Use social media
    - Create promotional videos
    - Run giveaways
    - Contact book bloggers
    - Let book websites spread the word for you
    - Throw a book launch party
    - Send email announcements
    And much more!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKeely Brooke Keith
    Release dateSep 29, 2016
    ISBN9781370285235
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    The Writer’s Book Launch Guide: A Step-By-Step Plan to Give Your Book the Best Launch Possible
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    Keely Brooke Keith

    Keely Brooke Keith is the author of The Land Uncharted and Aboard Providence. Her novels are known for blending genres in unconventional ways. Keely also creates resources for writers, including The Writer’s Book Launch Guide and The Writer’s Purpose Journal. When she isn’t writing, Keely enjoys playing bass guitar, preparing homeschool lessons, and collecting antique textbooks. Keely resides with her husband and their daughter on a hilltop south of Nashville where she dreams up stories, hoping to encourage, comfort, and inspire readers. She is a member of ACFW.

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