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How to Self-publish and Market a Children's Book: The key steps to self-publishing in print and as an eBook and how to get your story into young readers' hands
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About How To Self-publish And Market A Children's
First Edition - Second Edition coming mid May 2021 An indispensable, easy-to-read resource from Amazon bestselling children's author Karen Inglis. Have you written a children’s story that you can’t find a home for? Feeling overwhelmed by your current children’s self-publishing journey? Or perhaps you're traditionally published but curious about your other options? If you answered 'yes' to any of these questions, How to Self-publish and Market a Children's Book will provide the key answers to your self-publishing questions – as well as practical guidance and key strategies for selling more children's books face to face and online. After reading this book, you will understand: How and where you can self-publish your children’s story at little or no cost Why print matters when it comes to children’s self-publishing, but why eBooks are also critical for marketing Why it’s important to work with professional children’s editors, illustrators and cover designers, and where to find them How to set up successful school visits and other face-to-face events Best practice and expectations for getting into bookshops The best free and low-cost tools and advertising platforms to help with your book marketing, and how to get reviews Where to find like-minded self-publishers and children’s writers for ongoing exchange of support and advice Order with one click today! Book sales Karen's time travel adventure for ages 8-11 The Secret Lake has sold over 200,00 print copies at the time of writing and thousands more on Kindle. Her other six titles for ages 3-11 have each sold in their thousands (mostly, but not exclusively) in print.
