NaNoWriMo is in full swing! Even if you’re not involved in the caffeine-fueled word count addiction that goes along with it, the principles behind NaNoWriMo can benefit all authors, no matter their current phase in the writing/publishing process.
Last week, Shannon discussed how to apply NaNoWriMo to your everyday writing. For those of you who already have books out, however, and want to see those sales ramp up just in time for the holidays, I’m going to focus on applying these principles to book marketing.
4 NaNoWriMo Principles to Enhance Book Marketing and Increase Sales
Have daily goals.
If you’re familiar with Duolit, you know our absolute adoration for goals and, during NaNoWriMo, they’re practically essential. Breaking down 50,000 words into manageable chunks makes the whole thing seem more bearable, and, along the same lines, breaking down a sales goal of a certain number of books in a certain number of weeks (say, 100 in 10 weeks), allows you to create even shorter-term processes and objectives to help you achieve that once-lofty goal.Continue Reading