To sell anything, you need two things: a product people want and the awareness of its existence. To sell your self-published poetry is no different.
Your muse may balk at the suggestion, but your book is a product like everything else. So, if you want people beyond just your close friends and family to purchase it, you need to reconcile that fact.
Success will come when you learn how to move people’s emotions…
Read MorePro tip: write what you know, not what you think will sell.
One of the main problems creatives of all persuasions have, is that they attempt to replicate the current trends. They see what is working and then try to do it themselves, only to get discouraged when they fail to see similar results…
Read MoreAs poets, we are free to use whatever words we like to express emotional intent of a writing.
Remember: our goal is to move the reader emotionally…
Or do it & stop taking writing advice from mediocre bloggers like me …
As NaNoWriMo approaches unsuccessful writers all over the blogger sphere will be attempting to cash in on your dreams.
They know it’s hard to write a novel, so hard in-fact that they have given up trying. Instead they are here to you offer you advice on how to complete their lost dreams…
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