by leslie brogdon | Nov 14, 2018 | book and product launches, brand building, how to, our clients
WMG has had the opportunity to work with uber-successful authors like Brene Brown, Gretchen Rubin, and AJ Jacobs to name a few. We’ve worked with them, and others, assisting in various capacities and across multiple book launches–and sometimes our clients end up...
by alexis bierman | Nov 6, 2018 | book and product launches, brand building, how to, our clients, social media
We can’t stress this enough. NO, the free photo you got from the photo store at the mall is not good enough. NO, the photos from your holiday card with your sister cropped out won’t work (yes, that’s really something someone asked). Let’s say it like this: a picture...
by leslie brogdon | Oct 24, 2018 | book and product launches, how to
I recently heard someone share that she was writing a book in order to leave a legacy — and then she specifically mentioned that since she had decided not to have children this was something beautiful she could leave in the world. And this metaphor of “birthing”...
by patty brower | Oct 17, 2018 | book and product launches, how to
If you’re a big fan of your Kindle and cheap books, you probably already know all about BookBub. Just in case you’re in the dark on this excellent creation, BookBub is a daily newsletter with discounted e-books. Subscribers join the newsletter and choose which genres...
by alexis bierman | Oct 10, 2018 | book and product launches, how to, social media
As an author, you’re almost always going to end up with some extra copies of your book. And sometimes, you can end up with a lot of copies. We’ve seen scenarios where garages are filled with books in an attempt at a best-seller campaign or where authors have to buy...
by alexis bierman | Oct 2, 2018 | book and product launches, how to, social media
As you’re getting ready to launch your product/book/store/shop/baby, you know that you have some connections who have said “let me know how I can help.” Or you know you have done some similar promotions for colleagues in the past and now it’s your turn to ask them to...
