Book Marketing Mania for Christian authors: podcasting tips to grow your platform and market your book

In this episode, we continue the Struggle Bus series and meet your reader sitting closest to the exit sign. You've been serving her for a while, she's heard about your book, but something's holding her back from buying. Press play to hear what she needs most from you right now.Let's connect:Join Email communityGet Unstuck sessionSend episode feedback

In this episode, we continue the Struggle Bus series and meet your reader sitting in the very back. She's not searching for your book or any help (yet). But she needs to hear from you anyway. Tune in to hear three reasons why, and how to meet her where she is so you can invite her to join your email list, or follow your own podcast.Let's connect:Join Email communityGet Unstuck sessionSend episode feedback

Remember back before writing your book when you realized something has to change, but you didn't know where to start? In this episode, we continue the Struggle Bus series and meet your reader sitting in that same seat as you were. But she needs to feel understood before she hears a word about your book. Tune in to hear three examples of what that sounds like when you meet her right where she is, as a podcast host or guest.Let's connect:Join Email communityGet Unstuck sessionSend episode feedback

Do you ever feel like you're doing all the marketing things, and still none of it connects? Your reader may be feeling that same way, riding the struggle bus and looking for what to try next.We're kicking off our Struggle Bus series where we'll take the ride one stop at a time, beginning with the reader you had in mind when you wrote your book. I’m sharing two simple questions to help you see her struggle more clearly, plus a quick way to find out what she's actually finding when she goes looking for help.Let's connect:Join Email communityGet Unstuck sessionSend episode feedback

Before readers will take that action to join your email list or buy your book, she has to feel like she’s listening to someone who can relate to the struggle she’s going through.And who knows better than you? You've been there, done that, and wrote a book to help her!