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    How to Promote Your Self-Published Kindle Books for Free
    How to Promote Your Self-Published Kindle Books for Free
    How to Promote Your Self-Published Kindle Books for Free
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    How to Promote Your Self-Published Kindle Books for Free

    By Oliver Markus Malloy

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    So you've written a book. Congratulations! Join the club. Get in line. The restrooms are in the back.

    Today there are thousands upon thousands of self-published authors. Most of them are invisible. Nobody knows about them or their books.

    The sad truth is that writing a book is the easy part. Getting it out there, getting it seen, that's the hard part. But you've probably figured that out on your own already. You're a smart cookie.

    So now you're trying to figure out how to promote your book and get the best bang for your buck. A lot of people waste their time posting links in Facebook groups.

    Forget Facebook groups! There's a better way to promote your self-published book for free.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBookmaester
    Release dateOct 6, 2017
    ISBN9781370589883
    How to Promote Your Self-Published Kindle Books for Free
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    Oliver Markus Malloy

    Oliver Markus Malloy is a German-American novelist and comic artist. Born and raised in Aachen, Germany, he currently lives in Los Angeles, CA.Malloy began his writing career in the early 1990s, as editor-in-chief of a computer magazine with a monthly circulation of over 500,000, which was distributed by Germany's largest publishing house.After moving to New York, he was the art director for a newspaper in Manhattan, and later the production manager for a newspaper in Brooklyn, before he began self-publishing his cartoons online in May 2000. He has never had another 9-5 job since.His bestselling trilogy, Bad Choices Make Good Stories, has been downloaded over 100,000 times.

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      HOW TO PROMOTE YOUR SELF-PUBLISHED KINDLE BOOKS FOR FREE

      HOW TO GET FREE BOOK REVIEWS

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      ABOUT THE AUTHOR

      HOW TO PROMOTE YOUR SELF-PUBLISHED KINDLE BOOKS FOR FREE

      Dear Author,

      So you've written a book. Congratulations! Join the club. Get in line. The restrooms are in the back.

      Today there are thousands upon thousands of self-published authors. Most of them are invisible. Nobody knows about them or their books. The sad truth is that writing a book is the easy part. Getting it out there, getting it seen, that's the hard part. But you've probably figured that out on your

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