Author: Jennifer Ellision

Black Friday: 30% off paperbacks, FREE Booktrack, free audio!

Posted November 27, 2015 by Jennifer Ellision in blog, Books / 0 Comments
Black Friday: 30% off paperbacks, FREE Booktrack, free audio!

Happy Black Friday! Here in the U.S., we’ve just finished up American Thanksgiving. We’re still digesting our turkey– or, in my case, fettucine tortellini– but that doesn’t stop us for gearing up for the time-honored tradition of saving money with the deals offered by retailers over this weekend from Black Friday all the way through Cyber Monday. And as a few of them are directly applicable to my books, I thought I would share!   30% off of paperbacks Both Barnes and Noble and Amazon.com are offering 30% off of paperbacks this weekend. This can be applied to any of my novels, so feel free to buy either Threats of Sky and Sea, Riot of Storm and Smoke, OR Now and Again! ^_~ Coupon codes: Amazon: Use coupon code HOLIDAY30 until 11/30 Barnes and Noble: Use coupon code 30BFRIDAY until […]

Happy Thanksgiving!

Posted November 26, 2015 by Jennifer Ellision in blog / 0 Comments
Happy Thanksgiving!

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5 pieces of bad self-publishing advice

Posted November 23, 2015 by Jennifer Ellision in blog, Self-Publishing / 0 Comments
5 pieces of bad self-publishing advice

I’ve been self-publishing for a little over a year now. I don’t pretend to be an expert, but at this point in my career, I’m comfortable sharing what I think are a few pieces of bad self-publishing advice– though I think the fact that they’re bad self-publishing advice is common sense in some cases! 1. Publish your first draft. The faster you publish, the better you do in self-publishing, right? I’ve heard the same things, but realistically, your career is hardly going to take off if you publish a book before you’ve smoothed out the plot inconsistencies. Readers won’t want to pick up your next one. 2. Post your book on KDP and other platforms ~stealthily.~ Let the algorithms do the work for you! Not so much. At a certain point, with reviews posted, a backlist, also-boughts kicking in, and the right keywords, new […]