I have nothing to do, so i thought i'd write a book...
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Aisha Brown
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What kind of book is it and are you planning to publish it on amazon or somewhere else?
That's good to know
I will publish it on amazon since this is going to be my first time
My niche is Romance Fantasy
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I recocmmend checking out draft2digital, they have an extensive puiblication network including amazon, and its only about $12 to publish a year with them if you make less than $100. They list on barnes and nobles, and libraries around the world.
If your going to write romantic fiction, what books on the subject are you consuming? Every successful writer reads ferociously too.
Checkout the sword of truth series. Its not quite romantic in terms of main details, but there is a love story running through it as the main plot.
How are you planning on writing? What is your editor? and how do you keep notes. For some fiction stories that i'm writing i found it easier to do a few google docs on lore of the world. Thhen you can write a coheriant story and plan the whole stages of the plot, and pick from your encyclopedia what goes in your world. Good luck.
Aisha Brown
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Romance fantasy is actually a nice niche for amazon. You could start by spending some time looking at the books that are already doing well in that category and see what readers are responding to.. especially the cover style and tropes. that can give you a better direction for positioning your first book.
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Bro, when your new book is published, don’t forget to send me a purchase link. I’m really interested in it
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For a US audience, I would concentrate on the discoverability of my book on Amazon/Google, excellent keyword research, an impressive book description, effective author branding, reviews, and promotions specifically targeting the US market.
Visibility should be earned through niche forums, social media, podcasts, and backlinks.
Visibility should be earned through niche forums, social media, podcasts, and backlinks.
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The ideal solution is to get people from the US to read and leave a review
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I would start building interest before the book is even published by sharing useful content around the topic.
That way, you’re not launching to a cold audience and hoping people discover it afterward.
How do i do the keyword research specifically for amazon or lets say google
Yeah but how do i get them to read haha
I found that site confusing but thanks i will look into it .
I’m still experimenting with what works best for me. I’m thinking of keeping separate Google Docs for the world building.
I haven’t decided on an editor yet either, since this will be my first book. My current plan is to learn as much as I can about plotting, character development, editing, and publishing before I start.
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I have shared some of the technique to your PM. Kindly check it