You may have heard the word "comps" while looking into marketing your book. Comps is short for comparable titles. Comp titles are books like yours, that cover a similar topic or theme and are in the same genre.
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As a new author do you really need a website? A lot of authors aren't sure if they should put together a website before publishing their first book, or if they need one at all.
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Many authors find marketing their books difficult if they don't have any experience. There's a lot of great info out there for self-publishing, but marketing is a topic that often gets ignored in favor of the creation of the book itself. But marketing your book is crucial to get sales, so I've laid out a quick timeline with some ideas for effectively marketing your book. This isn't an exhaustive list, but it gives you a place to start.
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Marketing your self-published book can be difficult when you don't have any experience. Hiring a marketing professional can be expensive, but it can be worth the investment. But there is a lot you can do yourself, so here I'll give you 5 tips to get you started.
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One important factor in self-publishing your book is price. The price point you choose involves a number of factors. You will want to consider the formats your book will be released in, the genre, and if you are using Amazon, their pricing guidelines.
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