- A good book marketing strategy for attorneys offers value instead of shouting "buy my book." Big Impact Books recommends thought-leader content such as articles, posts, videos, and podcasts drawn from the book's chapters and client transformations, building an audience early, and connecting the book to your mission. Attorneys should also keep promotion within their state's advertising rules.
- Start marketing your book as early as possible, ideally before it is published. Big Impact Books' advice is that waiting until after launch costs valuable time to grow an audience and build credibility. Building interest while you write means readers are ready when the book is released, and their feedback can even improve the manuscript.
- Podcast promotion puts an attorney in front of an audience that already trusts the host, with enough time to explain ideas in depth. A book gives you a clear topic to pitch and a credential to introduce you. Big Impact Books includes podcast and media promotion in its services, and its founder hosts The Big Impact Playbook podcast.
- Choose among book marketing companies by asking what exactly they do each month, who does the work, how they report results, and whether they understand your audience. Be cautious of guaranteed sales or rankings. For attorneys, a company that understands authority building and media, not only retail sales, usually fits better. Compare each on the same questions.
- Affordable book marketing services exist, but the lowest price is not always the best value. Compare what is actually included, such as strategy, content, media outreach, and podcast booking, against the cost. Some marketing can be done yourself by repurposing book content. Big Impact Books does not publish its prices on this site, so ask the company directly.
- It is not too late. Big Impact Books has written about books published without a marketing plan: the fix is to start building authority now with valuable content drawn from the book, steady visibility, and outreach such as podcasts and media. A book stays useful for years, so a new marketing push can still reach readers.