Marketing Scams Every Author Should Know
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Every author wants their book to reach readers—but in the world of publishing, that dream can make writers vulnerable to marketing scams. In this episode, we pull back the curtain on the shady side of book promotion and show you how to spot red flags before they cost you time, money, and trust.
SHOW NOTES:
How to spot a scam
Questions to ask
How to vet a scam
Rules of thumb
Samples
SOURCES & LINKS:
ScamVoid: Checks fake websites
Writer Beware: Blog that identifies scams and provides advice
ALLi Watchdog: Alliance of Independent Authors, protects from predatory practices and misinformation
Writers Weekly: Online magazine with a host of articles (including those aimed at protecting indie authors from being scammed
Author’s Guild: Author organization that offers online forums and legal services
DO NOW: Peruse the links we attached to know where you can turn if you suspect being scammed.
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Full Show Notes are available on our website as well as free downloads mentioned in the episode.
Authors Talking Bookish https://www.authorstalkingbookish.com
Hope Gibbs, author of Where the Grass Grows Blue https://www.authorhopegibbs.com/
Donna Norman-Carbone, author of All That is Sacred & Of Lies and Honey https://www.donnanormancarbone.com
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