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Tag Archives: Robert Bidinotto
Presentation on Self-Publishing
REPEATED: FOR READERS AND WRITERS NEAR ANNAPOLIS AND MARYLAND’S EASTERN SHORE: I’ll speak on “How You Can Succeed as a Self-Published Author,” on Thursday, May 30, 7-9 p.m., at Queen Anne’s County Free Library, 121 South Commerce Street, Centreville, … Continue reading
HUNTER is Flying High…
Pilot Mike Stephenson, a fan of HUNTER, had a copy of my novel with him on the flight deck on a flight between El Paso and Denver two summers ago. And he sent along the photographic proof. “I eagerly … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Humor, HUNTER: A Thriller, Uncategorized
Tagged Dylan Hunter, HUNTER: A Thriller, Mike Stephenson, Robert Bidinotto
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Upcoming Talk on Self-Publishing
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR READERS AND WRITERS NEAR ANNAPOLIS AND MARYLAND’S EASTERN SHORE: I’ll speak on “How You Can Succeed as a Self-Published Author,” on Thursday, May 30, 7-9 p.m., at Queen Anne’s County Free Library, 121 South Commerce Street, Centreville, … Continue reading
A REAL Dylan Hunter is a fan of the novel
A real-life Dylan Hunter — who happens to be a fan of my debut novel, living in Denver — took this photo, showing off his personally inscribed copy of HUNTER. Dylan, I appreciate your enthusiasm and your generous Amazon review! … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, Biographical, Humor, HUNTER: A Thriller, Reviews
Tagged Dylan Hunter, HUNTER: A Thriller, Robert Bidinotto
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350 Amazon Customer Reviews!
Another milestone for HUNTER: It has just received its 350th Amazon customer review. And I’m delighted to report that it’s yet another 5-star rave (the 259th, as of this writing): I loved how this author mixed in thriller, intrigue … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, HUNTER: A Thriller, Reviews
Tagged Amazon, Dylan Hunter, Hunter reviews, HUNTER: A Thriller, Robert Bidinotto
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10 Winning Marketing Strategies for Your Self-Published Book
Some time ago, I published a piece telling aspiring authors “Ten Reasons You Should Skip Traditional Publishers and Self-Publish Ebooks Instead.” Yet despite the clear advantages of “indie” over “traditional” publishing, the prospect of “DIY” publishing still scares the … Continue reading
Posted in Book business, Essays, HUNTER: A Thriller, Marketing Advice, Publishing Advice, Self-Publishing, Writing Advice
Tagged Al Ries, Amazon, Amazon categories, Amazon Kindle self-publishing, author branding, authors, Bidinotto, Bob Mayer, book genres, book marketing, book niche marketing, book promotion, branding books, CJ Lyons, Dean Wesley Smith, Dylan Hunter, ebook genres, ebook pricing, Elvis Cole, Hugh Howey, HUNTER: A Thriller, indie authors, indie publishing, Jack Reacher, Jack Trout, Joe Konrath, Joe Pike, John Gray, Kristine Katherine Rusch, marketing ebooks, Mike Hammer, Mitch Rapp, Positioning, print on demand, Robert Bidinotto, Scot Harvath, self-publishing, Sherlock Holmes, Spenser, Stephanie Plum, Tarzan, vigilante author, Wool
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Tales of Woe from Traditionally Published Authors
Whenever I hear someone denigrating the self-publishing option, I think of the many tales of woe that I read and heard over the years from traditionally published authors — stories that discouraged me, for a long time, from writing … Continue reading
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Tagged Berret-Koehler, bestseller campaigns, bestseller lists, bestselling authors, Dylan Hunter, HUNTER bestseller, HUNTER: A Thriller, Lawrence Block, Matt Hilton, New York Times bestseller list, Publishers Weekly bestseller list, publishing, ResultSource, Robert Bidinotto, self-publishing, Soren Kaplan, Stephen A. Hunt, traditional publishing, vigilante author, Wall Street Journal bestseller list
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Dumb Advice from Forbes to Indie Authors
Amid the never-ending anti-Amazon rants, one occasionally finds a piece that aspires to be grounded in facts and statistics. Well, this new one, by Suw Charman-Anderson in Forbes, is a classic example of how to misread (and misreport) statistics … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon, Amazon Kindle self-publishing, book customers, book discovery, book distribution, book industry, book purchasing, book sales, Codex, Codex Group, Digital Media Strategies conference, Douglas McCabe, Enders Analysis, Forbes, HUNTER: A Thriller, Kelly Burdick, Kevin Murphy, Melville House, Peter Hildick-Smith, Robert Bidinotto, self-publishing, Shelf Awareness, Suw Charman-Anderson, The Vigilante Author
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A Humbling Endorsement of HUNTER
Recently, I received a private message from renowned author and writing teacher Randy Ingermanson, best known as author of the bestselling Writing Fiction for Dummies. After reading HUNTER, Randy graciously volunteered the following endorsement “blurb”: Hunter is a terrifically … Continue reading
