Enthralled Magazine Vol 1 Issue 1 - Explore

The people who it does appeal to are
those your book is targeted towards,
so let’s take those people. Again,
reading an interview isn’t going to
make them all rush to buy your book.
It might make a few people buy it,
but it won’t cause a huge spike in
sales. And that’s ok, because this is
only the first step.
Assuming you have something
interesting to say, what will happen is
that people reading your interview
will want to know more about you as
a person. They might follow you on
social media or visit your own blog.
And that’s where the magic happens.
You now have new eyes on your blog
and social media channels. Interested
eyes that like you and will now see
your book again each time they visit
your site.
Keep them interested. Show more of
your personality and show them,
through your blog, why they need
your book in their lives. The more
people you have visiting your site, the
more people you can convert into
buyers and, hopefully, over time, fans.
About Debbie
Born in 1982 in North East England, I
knew from an early age I wanted to
be a writer. Life got in the way, and
the dream was put on the back
burner, although never forgotten.
I took the plunge, leaving a full time
job in 2016, and I am now a full time
author, freelance writer and blogger.
I have published three novels, two
short story collections, a non-fiction
book and a collection of funny
poems.
If you would like to take part in The
Author Interview series, drop me an
email:
debbie@myrandommusings.co.uk
If you would like to stay in touch, you
can find me here: My blog, Twitter,
Facebook, Instagram and Amazon.
And don’t forget to join my new
Facebook community for writers, The
Writer’s Den, where you will find
writing prompts, chances to promote
your books, and tips and advice from
other writers.
How do you promote yourself online? Share your thoughts on
Facebook or the enthralled blog