Promotion...

[stevedan]

Hi. Quite new here, so apologies if this has been discussed already.

I want to promote an erotic book.

I have some budget to spend. Not huge but a few hundred dollars.

What would the best way of doing that.

I have tried Bookbub and I have booked newsletter slots with outfits like Bargain Booksy.

But are there any other really good ways of promoting erotica.

Thanks in advance.

Steve

 

[ElectricBlue]

Literotica only allows writers to promote off-site content if they have content on Lit. You don't have content here, so you should respect the site's policies and delete your post.

 

[stevedan]

My apologies. I am new here. I have deleted the reference to the book. I am still interested in the best ways of promoting erotica.

 

[ElectricBlue]

My apologies. I am new here. I have deleted the reference to the book. I am still interested in the best ways of promoting erotica.

I think the successful commercial erotica writers will say, content, content, content. You have to keep churning it out. That's not something I can do, so my little set of books has been a fun experiment, but I'm in the red because of it.

 

[gordo12]

Hi. Quite new here, so apologies if this has been discussed already.

I want to promote an erotic book.

I have some budget to spend. Not huge but a few hundred dollars.

What would the best way of doing that.

I have tried Bookbub and I have booked newsletter slots with outfits like Bargain Booksy.

But are there any other really good ways of promoting erotica.

Thanks in advance.

Steve

Great covers and blurbs are a good investment. But overall, writing your next book and then the one after that and...rinse and repeat. Build a fan base. That's your best investment.

Writing one book and sitting back waiting for the public to discover it...well, it had better be one hell of a book.

 

[HeyAll]

Twitter is a great tool.

 

[gordo12]

Twitter is a great tool.

You'd have to have a hell of a good following