Episode Show Notes
In this episode we cover:
- Why you need to establish a local brand
- Indie marketing methods that don’t work for children’s author
- How to connect with schools
- How to work with curriculums
- Children’s marketing mistakes to avoid
This week’s question is: What unusual marketing methods have you tried that have worked?
Recommendation of the week is: Keepers
The 99c Fiction Sale (ends 29 Sept)
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The 99c Fiction Sale (ends 29 Sept)
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How To Self-Publish and Market a Children’s Book
Rebel of the Week is: Paulette Stout
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