36 Comments

  1. Hi,

    Just wanted to point out that at the present time, ChristianKindleNews.com is not listing $.99 books for free. They are charging $5 per title. This apparently changed since the above info was posted.

    Thanks!

    1. I am currently breaking a larger Route 66 book down state-by-state and am going to be putting them into 6 (or so) smaller books, with pictures re-inserted

      The website for the paperbacks is http://www.GhostlyTalesofRoute66.com.

      First book is out: Ghostly Tales of Oklahoma: Route 66.

      What are your rates to advertise the new book, which is currently priced at $2.99? When I get all of the shorter ones up, I am probably going to reduce the price to 99 cents.

      Sincerely,

      Connie Corcoran Wilson
      http://www.ConnieCWilson.com
      CEO, Quad Cities’ Learning, Inc.
      dba Quad City Press
      http://www.quadcitieslearning.com
      Twitter: Connie_C_Wilson

  2. Could you add FreeDiscountedBooks.com to your list? We list and promote .99 books. It is a paid service, but your book stays on the site for up to a year, not just a few days. 🙂 We also offer a submission service to submit books to other .99 sites.

  3. Hello, I love what you are doing
    but I really need your help. I have had of some websites such as
    Bookbub, ENT, Booktweeting services of which some authors have used to
    promote their book. I am very confused. I will like you to tell me which
    website/blog is best, most effective, affordable and efficient for
    authors to promote Bargain kindle eBooks
    Thanks

    1. From our experience, BookBub is the most effective but is also difficult to get approved. ENT Bargain book of the day has also been a successful promotion for us, but you do need at least 10 reviews prior to submitting to them. Thanks!

  4. Bargainbooksy.com is a great site for promoting titles under $5. They offer genre pricing, and they don’t have a review requirement. They’re great for new and indie authors looking to gain an audience.

  5. Thanks Heather for the list of resources! I just published a short story on Kindle and was looking for a post such as this!
    Has anyone been successful with Twitter ads or Facebook ads? Or are resources such as the ones you list more important since that’s where ebook readers already are at?

  6. For more resources, there are Amazon ebooks that give huge lists of free and paid promotion sites including social media. Just do a search for ebooks “promote ebook free.” I’m not sure how effective paid ads are, but why not start with the freebies and work up to paid ads.

  7. I’m preparing for a couple of 99 cent promo and considering purchasing the Kdroi soft for ease of submitting my promos, but I was wondering if the sites listed in the software are also submissions to free sites for promo?

    I’ll being running 99 cent promos for:
    National Recovery Month and Domestic Violence Awareness Month
    so it is important that I’m able to submit to a large number of websites at little or no cost.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *