If you're planning to become a self-published author with a book publicity program to promote your work, ensure you plan carefully – and do it ahead. Whether you're trying to secure media coverage or make a splash online, others are competing for the same attention. People will always get lucky and go viral, but it's ad-hoc and not something most people can reasonably expect to happen. The better bet is to plan your marketing campaign long in advance and possibly work with a publicist. It's common to think book promotion sounds easy, but it's time-consuming and requires knowledge. 

PR people in the book world spend their careers building relationships with producers, editors, journalists, and program hosts, which today also include bloggers and podcasters. Trying to develop those contacts from scratch can take time, and everyone makes beginner's mistakes. When you have a seasoned publicist on your side and plan your campaign wisely, your chances of success increase exponentially. Key messages are also a factor, and deciding what you'll say to spark people's interest in you and your books is crucial; getting them right (or not) determines your success.

Knowing your audience and the competition is essential when you plan a book marketing program. You'll do better explaining why your book is more important than other ones people might purchase. Reviews, endorsements, recommendations, and media coverage can all be influential, but it also depends on what you say. A few authors are natural showmen who, with little effort, can convince prospective readers that their books have value. It may take more action and a targeted plan for less extroverted writers. In either case, it requires saying the right thing.

One of the great opportunities today is the broader acceptance of high-quality self-published books. As long as you produce a great book on an interesting topic, readers are more open-minded about how it was published. It's a significant change from even a few years ago when there could be a stigma about publishing your work independently. It has opened doors for many writers who previously would have had challenges seeing their work published. Giving your book project every opportunity to succeed means working with a professional editor, book cover designer, and a seasoned publicist.

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