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The Indie Author's Toolkit for Translating and Selling Books Globally
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In this episode of Indie Author Magazine, our hosts take you on an insightful exploration of marketing translated books. If you're an indie author considering expanding your audience internationally, this episode is a must-listen. Drawing from David Virguts' article, the hosts delve into practical strategies for introducing your books to foreign markets.
Starting with assessing potential interest among your existing readers [00:01:58], they discuss the significance of tapping into Amazon’s global sales data [00:02:56] and utilizing tools like Kindlepreneur's sales calculator [00:04:05] to identify promising markets. Our hosts then guide listeners through the nuances of adapting advertising strategies [00:04:45], ensuring cultural and linguistic relevance for new audiences.
The episode also covers building an email list for international readers [00:08:39], and highlights the power of collaboration with established authors in foreign markets [00:09:18]. With actionable insights and expert advice, join us as we illuminate the path to reaching international readers and unlocking new opportunities for growth.
Tune in to discover how translating and marketing your book in a new language is akin to launching a brand-new narrative in a vibrant cultural and linguistic landscape.
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