Marketing might not sound like the most exciting part of being an author, but we think it can be a lot of fun. Mark our words, we’re book marketing nerds, and soon you’ll be one too.
Discover how author Aurora Winter views marketing as an essential part of the creative process, shares her approach to staying motivated, and explains why bundling email promotions works best to get her books in front of readers.
Welcome to the June edition of our Speaker Series, where we bring expert advice straight from authors who’ve been there, done that, and lived to tell the tale. This month, we sat down with Dale ...
Discover how indie author Linda Tiffin markets her books on a shoestring budget using business cards, craft fairs, and creative giveaways in this inspiring Speaker Series recap.
At Written Word Media, we believe that supporting authors starts with understanding them, really understanding them. That’s why we didn’t wait until year’s end to check in. This spring, we launche...
Every spring, IBPA Publishing University gathers indie authors, publishers, and industry insiders for an energizing exchange of ideas, strategies, and inspiration. This year’s conference delivered ...
Learn how to turn your eBook into an audiobook in 2025 with this step-by-step guide covering DIY narration, professional voice talent, AI options, and wide distribution strategies.
You’ve written the book. You’ve pressed publish. Now you’re ready to share your story with the world. Cue the eBook promotion! 🎉 At Written Word Media, we’ve seen thousands of authors run succes...
Whether you haven’t started an email list yet or you’ve got one that’s gathering dust, you’re not alone—and you’re not too late. An email list is one of the most valuable assets an author can have....
Discover how indie author Tamara Rose Blodgett uses promo stacks, KU strategy, and Amazon Ads to grow her readership and keep momentum going—80 books strong and counting.
You’ve poured your heart and soul into writing your book—and now it’s time for the world to see it. But before readers even crack open page one, they’re making snap decisions based on two critical ...
