Post by account_disabled on Dec 20, 2023 8:00:34 GMT 1
Despite the economic crisis, writing does not stop. Aspiring writers always aspire to be published, emerging authors hope to emerge from the shadows as soon as possible, established writers obviously want to continue selling their books. The crisis is part of the evolution of the market, it cannot be predicted just as the end cannot be predicted. It's just there. We must therefore get around it, given that we do not have the means to resolve it. The writer - and the publisher - in their own small way, with their resources, can get to work and try a different approach from that of the previous year.
At the end of the year, or at the end of the next, they will be able to make a comparison and find out if their efforts have led to something. There are three operations that I would implement if I had a publishing house or if I were a writer who had to sell his books: joint editorial promotion , digital publishing and social media . These three operations are now both the Special Data future and the trend towards which we are moving, consciously or not. Joint editorial promotion I have already spoken about the fact that the responsibility for editorial promotion lies with both the publisher and the author.
Often you find publishers who do not take care of the advertising of their books, entrusting it to the writer's limited resources. Or it happens that the writer is totally uninterested in promoting his works, for fear of derailing from the tracks of art and channeling himself into the boring ones of marketing. When a book is published, joint editorial promotion must always be initiated between the publisher and the author . Two forces that operate simultaneously and can achieve results that are much more solid and satisfactory than those that would be obtained thanks to the effort of either of them.
At the end of the year, or at the end of the next, they will be able to make a comparison and find out if their efforts have led to something. There are three operations that I would implement if I had a publishing house or if I were a writer who had to sell his books: joint editorial promotion , digital publishing and social media . These three operations are now both the Special Data future and the trend towards which we are moving, consciously or not. Joint editorial promotion I have already spoken about the fact that the responsibility for editorial promotion lies with both the publisher and the author.
Often you find publishers who do not take care of the advertising of their books, entrusting it to the writer's limited resources. Or it happens that the writer is totally uninterested in promoting his works, for fear of derailing from the tracks of art and channeling himself into the boring ones of marketing. When a book is published, joint editorial promotion must always be initiated between the publisher and the author . Two forces that operate simultaneously and can achieve results that are much more solid and satisfactory than those that would be obtained thanks to the effort of either of them.