You’ve just locked in your launch date. Your publisher—or your own color-coded spreadsheet—asks about your “tour” plans. Right away, you […]
The Real Difference Between a Book Tour and a Blog Tour (And Why It Matters for Indie Authors)
Say “book tour” and most people picture a tired author trudging from one bookstore to the next, reading to a […]
Why Your Book Tour Needs a Beat Sheet (and So Does Your Manuscript)
I’ve run more than 200 virtual book tours, and the failure I see most often isn’t a promotion failure. It’s […]
The Difference Between a Book Tour and a Blog Tour: What Indie Authors Actually Need
Say “book tour” and most people still picture a writer at a podium in some packed indie bookstore, reading from […]
Book Tour vs. Blog Tour: What Nobody Tells You About Selling Books
Why I Stopped Believing in the Handshake I once stood in a half-empty bookstore, watching an employee fuss over a […]
Stop Calling It a Book Tour When It’s Not
Stop Calling It a Book Tour When It’s Not I can’t tell you how many times an author has told […]
Book Tour vs. Blog Tour: What Actually Moves Books (and What Just Drains Your Wallet)
I’ve watched authors drop thousands of dollars on a single bookstore event, only to sell twelve copies and nurse a […]
Book Tour vs. Blog Tour: The Real Difference No One Tells Authors
I’ve sat across from too many debut authors with that same glazed look in their eyes. They’ve just been told […]
Your Book Has One Title. Your Book Tour Needs Twelve.
I once watched an author burn three months and a small fortune on a virtual book tour for a literary […]
Book Tour vs. Blog Tour: What Actually Moves the Needle for Authors
I’ve watched too many debut authors blow their entire marketing budget on a physical tour that left them with nothing […]
The Difference Between a Book Tour and a Blog Tour: What Actually Sells Books
I’ve lost count of how many debut authors have told me they’re “going on tour”—and then described a schedule of […]
Book Tour vs. Blog Tour: What Actually Sells Books (and What Just Wastes Your Time)
I’ve lost count of the authors who’ve come to me, exhausted and broke, after a “book tour” that was really […]