Welcome to the Children’s Book Marketing Podcast, where we help self-published children’s book authors navigate the world of branding and marketing to connect with readers, sell more books, and build a thriving business.
In today’s episode, we’ll be discussing a highly requested topic: marketing during the pandemic. We’ll explore how the pandemic has affected readers’ buying habits, the changes in parents’ lives, and why reading fundamentals are crucial. Marketing during these challenging times may require adaptation, but it also presents opportunities for connecting with your audience in new and meaningful ways.
We’ll cover the importance of delivering books in formats that readers prefer, using social media to showcase reading moments, and enhancing your online presence to drive direct sales. Join me as we dive into strategies to engage with readers and sell more books during the pandemic.
How This Episode Flows:
[00:02:23] Why connecting with readers though children’s book marketing has become more challenging.
[00:05:56] The reason why waiting for physical deliveries is more common now, and how book sales have increased during the pandemic.
[00:10:22] How to encourage interactive learning to adapt to new realities.
[00:15:02] Way that reading boosts kids’ creativity, communication, and brainpower.
Some of the resources that she shares in the episode are below:
- Book a Private Coaching Session
- Why Netflix is shook by all the sheltering in place
- 5 Reasons parents should support reading to their kids
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