Do you like meeting your fans in person? If you’re an author the answer is probably no, given the author’s proclivity to reclusiveness. They can be a skittish bunch, those
GDPR-mageddon (TM)
Buckle up, buckaroos, this is gonna be a long one. We begin our blog post today with that loveliest of disclaimers, the WE ARE NOT LAWYERS disclaimer: We are not
Using Exclusive Content to Turn Readers Into Fans: Bonus Epilogues
Bonus Epilogues Happy new year! … What? … Easter?! … Aww, crap. We snoozed the blog straight through winter, but we’re back and ready to continue our series on using
Announcing Patreon Integration
Indie authors are a wily bunch, they are. They’re constantly looking for new opportunities to boost sales and reach new readers. Here at BookFunnel HQ, we’re always on the lookout
Using Exclusive Content to Turn Readers Into Fans: Serials
Serials We’re back after a little holiday hiatus with part 3 of our series! Have you ever considered serializing a book or a story for readers? Serials are a great
Using Exclusive Content to Turn Readers Into Fans: Prequel Novellas
Prequel Novellas This week’s post is for the series writers. Standalone authors, we’ve got stuff coming for you too. You definitely don’t have to write in series to be a
Using Exclusive Content to Turn Readers Into Fans: Short Stories
Short Stories Yeah, yeah, you already know all about short stories. Maybe you’ve already written some and you’re selling them in stores. If that’s working for you, kudos! If not,
Not Sold In Stores: Using Exclusive Content to Turn Your Reader List Into Super Fans
Introduction We see a lot here at BookFunnel (hint: dragon shifters are big business). With thousands of authors and hundreds of thousands of readers every month, there’s a lot going
You wanted more, and BookFunnel delivers
Here at BookFunnel, we like to follow what we call The Baldwin Principal (TM): Always. Be. Closing. That’s why we listen to feedback from our authors and crank out cool
Sales Delivery Actions: You sell. We deliver.
Indie publishing, self-publishing, whatever you want to call it, has always been about being independent. Blazing your own trail, doing it yourself, having it your way. Wait, that last one