The Kidlitter Letter newsletter
#10 Should I Offer a Freebie with My Author Newsletter?
In the last episode of Kidlit Marketing Made Easy(er), we looked at best practices of creating an opt-in for your author newsletter. We now know why it’s important to be…#9 Creating an Opt-In for Your Author Newsletter
The world is a busy place in which we’re constantly bombarded by text messages, voice messages, phone calls, social media notifications and emails. There’s only so much stimulation a nervous…#8 How Often Should I Send Out My Author Newsletter?
Every time I work with a children’s author on setting up their author newsletter, I get asked the question: how often should I send out my newsletter? Well, there’s no…#7 Voice and Tone in Your Author Newsletter
In Kidlit Marketing Made Easy(er)’s last podcast episode we covered what to talk about in your author newsletter. Today, we’re going to look at how to talk about what you…#6 What Do I Talk About in My Author Newsletter?
I’m sure you’ve read newsletters you really didn’t enjoy, either because they were sales-y or felt intrusive, and you may be thinking that all newsletters are like that. Here’s the…#5 Nurturing Your Author Newsletter Mindset
In episode #4 of Kidlit Marketing Made Easy(er), we flew over author newsletter land and got a bird’s eye view of what starting an author newsletter looks like. It looked…#4 Starting an Author Newsletter
Something I hear often is how much authors hate marketing. In fact, in an email conversation this week, one of my editing clients signed off with the comment – and…#3 How Marketing Kidlit is Different
In podcast episode #2 of Kidlit Marketing Made Easy(er), we looked at the concept of your target audience who, for a children’s or young adult author, is made up of…#2 How Do I start with Book Marketing?
In episode #1 of Kidlit Marketing Made Easy(er) we looked at what marketing is, what the difference is between marketing and selling and how you are actually serving your readers,…Follow Me
Don’t be that person who waits for the last possible day, last possible hour to send in your entry…
The 21st is only 10 days away!
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#poetrycontest #kidlit #childrenspoetry #freeverse
Ta-daaaaaa!
Here`s the news you`ve been waiting for!
This summer, The Lyrical Language Lab`s is hosting its first ever FREE VERSE POETRY CONTEST on the theme of Summer Snapshots.
Did I say free verse?
I did.
Were you expecting rhyme? Ha!
Sorry-not-really-or-at-all-actually...
Why? Because free verse is fantastic. Free verse is:
- the freedom to choose the words you like
- the freedom to not worry about meter or rhyme
- the freedom to create a deep sensory and emotional experience without being boxed in by structure
- the freedom to be
Wow us.
X
Lou
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#poetrycontest
#kidlit
#childrenspoetry
#lyricallanguage
#freeversepoetry
#writeforkids
#writeapoem
#poetryforkids
Ha! You`re going to have to sit tight until Friday to find out....
*cue evil evil laugh*
So, while I can`t tell you exactly what it is, I CAN tell that it`ll be as fantastic as The Lyrical Language Lab and that you`ll want to be a part of it.
If I weren`t judging it, I deffo would!
Only two more sleeps...
x
Lou
PS: Won`t you frenzy-whip with me and share with your Instagram friends?
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#lyricallanguagelab
#kidlit
#writingforchildren
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Want to sell books while you kick back and relax?
That may sound too good to be true - and essentially most things that sound too good to be true turn out not to be true - but an author newsletter isn’t one of them.
How does it work?
Creating a community with an author newsletter allows you to free up time to write, to relax, to hike, to walk the dog, to spend time with family, to read books… without having to post constantly on social media so people know who you are.
Marketing your children’s or YA book can be as simple as:
1️⃣ having an author newsletter
2️⃣ sending regular emails to interested people
3️⃣ creating connections
Do you really need 10k followers on social media, most of who will never see what you post or necessarily want to buy your work?
Or would you prefer a small and engaged audience who choose to receive emails from you, are interested in your writing and who will spread the word about you and your books?
I know which one I’d prefer (and it’s not the first option 🙃)
Comment MARKETING below and I’ll send you a book marketing starter kit that will walk you through getting your followers of social media and onto your email list.
Follow me @lou.piccolo_editor for more book marketing tips ❤️
Lou
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