What does it take to sell 12,000 books?
If you think writing is hard, try selling your books to 12,000 people. Ernest Dempsey did it and he is only getting started. Ernest is a successful fiction writer who understands that a successful author’s work begins when the writing ends. Waiting to be discovered is like getting the girl you have never met. It just doesn’t happen. Ernest Dempsey found success through Kindle publishing.
Here is a list of topics we cover in this interview:
- How to sell 12,000 books?
- Fiction writing as a business.
- How not to self publish.
- Marketing your book through Facebook.
- Your friends as your customers. Are they really?
- The importance of serializing.
- The value of reader reviews.
- Metrics to consider about book sales.
- Launch strategy.
About Ernest Dempsey:
Ernest Dempsey is a successful novelist. He has published “Chasing Comets”, “The Last Chamber”, “The Dream Rider”, “The Cleric’s Vault”, “The Lost Canvas”, and “The Secret of The Stones.” Check him out at ernestdempsey.net.
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George Meszaros is the editor and co-founder of Success Harbor where entrepreneurs learn about building successful companies. Success Harbor is dedicated to document the entrepreneurial journey through interviews, original research, and unique content. George Meszaros is also co-founder of Webene, a web design and digital marketing agency.
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Loved it. Enjoyed the down-to-earth writer who has inspired me, especially in the area of networking and building up my audience. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much for stopping by. I appreciate your feedback. Are you a writer too?
Yes I am a writer too. I have recently published a children’s book on Smashwords last year(The Missing Laddoos). That is my first book so having said that, I have so much more to learn so it was definitely great to have dropped by. I didn’t have any marketing plans made so right now I’m at the starting stage of marketing the book.
Good luck with your book.
Thanks:))