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Authors think their book isn’t selling because either they’re not appreciated for their genius or that their book isn’t good.
These thoughts keep us from doing the hard work necessary to promote our work and see the sales our books deserve.
In this episode, Raj Lulla, author of The Caring House, joins author and coach Lana McAra to discuss how to break past the barriers and blocks that stop authors from marketing their fiction writing.
Your writing is #Unputdownable – you deserve to be recognized for your talents and your readers deserve to enjoy your brilliance!
Tune in and hear Raj Lulla’s thoughts on:
- Why so many authors hate marketing
- Why marketing your book seems so hard to do
- Whether authors have to become Instagram or TikTok famous in order to sell their books
- The benefits of going Indie or Hybrid when it comes to marketing
- And much, much more!
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All the royalties from preorder sales of Raj Lulla’s novel will be donated to the grief support center for children that inspired the book.
Anyone who orders before the release date and submits their receipt will get the ebook Advance Reader Copy for free.
Visit https://www.rajlulla.com/book/ to buy the book and for instructions on submitting your receipt.
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About the Author: Raj Lulla
Raj Lulla, author of The Caring House, is an Indian American author, podcaster, and brand strategist from Omaha, NE, where he lives with his wife and three children.
He spent the first ten years of his career working in non-profit before becoming a brand strategist and co-owner of Fruitful Design & Strategy.
As a brand strategist, Raj is one of about 40 creative agency leaders in the world certified in the StoryBrand framework.
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