Lessons Learned From A Decade Of Self-Publishing And Marketing Children’s Books With Karen Inglis

Taking the long-term view plus taking advantage of new marketing tactics can help you sell more books, as Karen Inglis talks about in this interview.
26:58 - Interview starts

In the intro, Pearson launches a subscription app [The Bookseller]; A+ content could help you sell more books [The Hotsheet]; Takeaways from Podcast Movement 2021 around the audio eco-system and Facebook for Podcasts. Plus, new free video series on book marketing from Nick Stephenson https://www.thecreativepenn.com/10k
and Ask an Adventurer by Alastair Humphreys.

Today's show is sponsored by IngramSpark, which I use to print and distribute my print-on-demand books to 39,000 retailers including independent bookstores, schools and universities, libraries and more. It's your content–do more with it through http://www.IngramSpark.com

Karen Inglis is the best-selling author of books for children, including The Secret Lake, Eeek! The Runaway Alien and The Tell-Me Tree. Her book for authors, How to Self-Publish and Market a Children's Book has recently been released as a second edition.

Writing children's books across different age groups
Sales split between print and ebook
Quality of picture books from POD suppliers and when it's worth doing a print run
Selling local. Schools, bookstores, and libraries
How marketing children’s books has changed
Why experimenting with ads is key
Licensing foreign rights
The long-term view of success

You can find Karen Inglis at http://www.SelfPublishingAdventures.com and on Twitter @kareninglis

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