. 1. goodreads uses your free membership to promote yourself and your books. reviews are essential and reviews on the goodreads site help your book stand out to millions of visitors.
2. wattpad wattpad has experienced explosive growth since its inception and has become the world’s most popular destination for publishing and reading e-books. wattpad offers billions of pages from its library of works created and published by the wattpad community.
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3. At BookTalk, you’ll find an online reading group and book discussion forum that can help you discover new books. If you’re an author or publisher looking to promote your books, you can use booktalk.org as a tool to reach a wide audience of book lovers. They have a Google page rank of 5, over 14,000 members, and close to 700,000 site visits per month. Book discussion forums are free and open to anyone, including authors and publishers. Create a free account and post about your books on the Fiction Book Forum or Nonfiction Book Forum. mail a few copies of your print book and it will be advertised. they will advertise your book on the homepage for 15-30 days and on the featured book suggestions page permanently.”
4. and then there’s another booktalk booktalk.com is an online community of book lovers made up of many of today’s best-selling and popular authors. Personalized author home pages contain excerpts from best-selling novels, as well as information on upcoming releases, author notes, and personal hobbies and interests, as well as information on the publisher, literary agent, and book industry. Also included are writing-related articles written by authors from literary talks and others in the writing community and upcoming literary events.
5. Kindleboard authors are always welcome to post about their books on the Book Bazaar.
6. library thing social networking site and forum for book lovers. Free profile where each book contains tags, reviews, and links to conversations about the book.
7. shelfari allows you to create a virtual bookshelf, including amazon book reviews, and interact with your shelfari community.
8. autonomy features weekly top rated books, top talent scouts. you can join the forum, upload books and post reviews.
9. writersnet sign up for this directory of writers and authors, sorted by genre or location. Various resources for writers, agents, and publishers.
10. bibliophile forum on books. offers: profile with books that appear in signature, list of favorite and desired books.
11. booksie share your poems, short stories, novels and more with the world. sign up, it’s free.
12. list of selected books, author interviews, link to authors’ website; human reviewed, not all books accepted, see submission guidelines.
13. nothing binding upload and manage your book cover image & book promotional materials show your work for free: writings, books, articles, stories, essays, poems and more.
14. book buzzr has a 30-day free trial list and a paid list with a monthly payment of less than $5.
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15. archived by a kind of “twitter” for authors, platform for books, have your own author site, post short blogs.
16. free bookhitch listing: a 60-word description and 5 keywords per book. premium listing: $19.95/year – 120 word description and space for book reviews.
17. jacket lapel for children’s books only. directory of children’s books, publishers and professionals related to children’s book publishing. you can create your own profile to add your book and blog for free.
18. scribd find out what others are reading on scribd. this service is somewhat comparable to wattpad. Authors upload their pdf, word, and powerpoint documents to share with the world’s largest community of readers.
19. whowrotewhat authors can advertise for free for thirty days. Submit a portrait photo (jpg), up to fifty words inviting readers to your website and the URL where your books are sold. after thirty days it is as low as 27 cents a day.
20. savvybookwriters blog our marketing clients’ books and author biography are also posted here on this blog, plus we will have an interview with them posted here as well. both articles will remain forever on our site, free of charge.
21. bookreportradio A lively mix of author interviews, audiobook previews, and talks with influential people in the literary world, bookreportradio has become a go-to listening appointment for bibliophiles and book clubs alike.
22. tim greaton forum tim greaton features the most talented authors & artists, living and working in our current world.
23. figment figment is a community where you can share your writing, connect with other people who love to read, and discover new stories and authors. (in a nutshell). figment was co-founded by dana goodyear, staff writer for the new yorker, and jacob lewis, former editorial director for the new yorker and condé nast portfolio. . 24. Bowker You may know Bowker from asking for their ISBN numbers, but they are also the provider of print books and global print books containing bibliographic information listings for international titles available in the US. uu. or internationally .
in addition, bowker sells its products worldwide to retailers and libraries, so its titles are exposed to many facets of the book industry through a single web application that includes inventory status. checks, library catalog information, and sales data reports. your data is distributed to all these clients free of charge. To successfully market your book worldwide, you need to have it listed worldwide!
. free e-book listings:
http://www.kindlemojo.com
http://www.ebookforum.info
http://www.friends4brandt.com
http://forums.onlinebookclub.org
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http://www.bookandreader.com
http://www.writing.com
http://forums.onlinebookclub.org
http://spssmessageboard.com
. send the cover image and a brief description of the book:
http://www.thebookdesigner.com for a monthly contest for the best cover design
http://www.pinterest.com
http://www.flickr.com http://www.etsy.com
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