Feedback loop kicked on

[Jeffrey Luke]

Hi Everybody,

How many of you have experienced a market feedback loop? MJ has talked about the high you get when offering something of value to your market - and feeling that feedback loop kicked on. He calls it "entrepreneurial heroin."

I just read a question posted on Reddit. Someone asked for advice on "How to take great photographs without becoming a photographer?" I just wrote a book on that exact subject. It's called "Captain of your Camera" and it's on Amazon.

Even though I haven't sold a single book (official launch date is October 25) just seeing one person out with a problem my books solves...that's encouraging.

As I learn about marketing this book I welcome suggestions from those of you with more experience.

Thanks!

Jeff

 

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[TonyStark]

Maybe use Reddit as a way to market your book?

Just be yourself, and offer help based on the content of your book.

Maybe make your username something relevant to the book title....

So many possibilities.

 

[ApparentHorizon]

Hi Everybody,

How many of you have experienced a market feedback loop? MJ has talked about the high you get when offering something of value to your market - and feeling that feedback loop kicked on. He calls it "entrepreneurial heroin."

I just read a question posted on Reddit. Someone asked for advice on "How to take great photographs without becoming a photographer?" I just wrote a book on that exact subject. It's called "Captain of your Camera" and it's on Amazon.

Even though I haven't sold a single book (official launch date is October 25) just seeing one person out with a problem my books solves...that's encouraging.

As I learn about marketing this book I welcome suggestions from those of you with more experience.

Thanks!

Jeff

This isn't my area, but some random brainstorming:
- get on image social networks (insta and pintrest)
- - get on twitter (images get pretty good engagement)
- - get on snapchat (give tips, and take pics throughout the day)
- youtube tutorials
- look into clickbait titles
- - "Take professional photos without the need for expensive equipment or experience."
- - "3 easy tricks to making your photos seem professional."
- - Send above articles/photos to buzzfeed-like sites
- do reddit ama like jason suggested
- - contribute to photo subreddits

 

[Jeffrey Luke]

Maybe use Reddit as a way to market your book?

Just be yourself, and offer help based on the content of your book.

Maybe make your username something relevant to the book title....

So many possibilities.

Hi Jason, I appreciate your advice. I'm going to do exactly what you suggest. You're right, there are so many possibilities. Thanks so much for the encouragement, it means a lot.

Jeff

 

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