Book Marketing Show Podcast with Dave Chesson
Business:Marketing
Book writing software. There are a lot of options. In today’s episode, we’ll talk about three of the most common ones: Microsoft Word, Google Docs, and Scrivener.
Microsoft Word is familiar to many and may already be on your computer. Google Docs is free and cloud-based, meaning you can access it from anywhere. Scrivener has the most bells and whistles, though, and is designed with authors in mind. Each one has pros and cons, and depending on your style of writing, you may prefer one over the others.
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44. Book Cover Font Secrets You Need to Know
43. How to AB Test Your Book Title, Cover, and Description
42. My Keywords Aren’t Working and How to Fix that!
41. Marketers & Coffee: Audiobooks and Should Authors Sell Them?
40. How Does Amazon Handle Reviews?
39. Book Press Releases and Do they Work?
38. New Book Market, Playster and What Authors Need to Know
37. How Writing Books has Affected our Lives and Others
36. Amazon Book Review Policies - Can We Give a Book for Free for Reviews?
35. How to Sell More on Book Markets other than Amazon
34. Best Ways to get Fiction readers turned into Subscribers
33. Best Ways to Get Nonfiction Readers Turned Into Subscribers
32. Do Book Awards Help to Sell More Books?
31. Marketers & Coffee: Facebook Ads vs AMS Ads with Jonny Andrews
30. What Price Should You List your Book At?
29. Ways to Make More Money with Your Book
28. How to Choose a Pen Name
27. Marketers & Coffee: Mistakes Authors and Ourselves Have Made
26. When and How to Redesign Your Book Cover
25. Constructing a Book Description
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