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Here's a rough estimate of your recurring and non-reccuring expenses that you should keep in mind.

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💶 BUDGET Your budget will determine the type of marketing you do. It can be done both cheaply and expensively, but nevertheless investing in marketing will largely help you. You should still post about your book and stay active, but an investment can help those efforts actually take off.

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📅 TIMELINE Your first timeline can be very simple, but it will help you stay on track and strike the right marketing cord at the exact right moment. The one non-negotiable point is the publishing date: you should pick it ahead of time, and it will keep you accountable and on track.

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Disclaimer: by reaching we mean promoting your book in spaces where your target audience gathers. For example, posting about your launch in different dedicated subreddits, under specific TikTok hashtags.

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Finding the perfect target audience for your books is what will make it successful. Get specific about your reader. For example, "fantasy readers" are not a target audience. Be specific. Give this person a name. What is their hobby? Are they on TikTok? Youtube? How can you reach them?

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Step one may seem simple but it really matters. Ask yourself: why are you publishing? - Is it to build a personal brand? - Or to earn money? - To promote your business? - Or just for the love of it? All answers are valid and make the starting point of your marketing approach.

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sanjiv sona @sanjiv85.bsky.social · 25/08/2026

Nobody tells new self-published authors that writing a good book is maybe 50% of the job. The rest is good marketing. Here are some tips on how to market your self-published books: a thread 🧵 #WritingCommunity #BookSky #AuthorSky #WritingMotivation #AuthorMe

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Pure literary warmth and golden motivation! ☕✨ Such a beautiful reminder to let creativity flow without fear. Every rough page is paving the way to timeless magic—keep writing, because your future readers are already waiting! 📝🌟

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 21/08/2026

Hugo really has his way with words like nobody else! #BookSky #AuthorSky #WritingCommunity

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 21/08/2026

Unless this is the first Bookmundo post you've seen, you've probably noticed that there's nothing we love more than glazing Jane Austen. And honestly? No regrets. #BookSky #Readers #BookLovers #WritingCommunity #JaneAusten

Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 20/08/2026

we might not know if Homer was an actual person, but we do know that the one who designed this alignment chart couldn’t have been more real 💅🏻 #odyssey #christophernolan #bookadaptations

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John Wiswell @wiswell.bsky.social · 31/07/2025

Publishing hot take: traditional publishing is really hard, and self-publishing is really hard, and everyone deserves a sandwich and a nap.

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 16/07/2026

Ja, daar hebben jullie helemaal gelijk in en we zijn daar druk mee bezig. Ons concept brengt hele goede boeken en diverse bestsellers voort en brengt goede omzetten voor boekhandels en auteurs. Maar door ons succes ook gespuis. Daar voeren we een lik op stuk beleid tegen en pakken we hard aan.

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 16/07/2026

Hoi! Wij tolereren absoluut geen schending van het auteursrecht en hebben de accounts die hiervoor verantwoordelijk zijn geblokkeerd. Bedankt voor de melding!

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 30/06/2026

It was George Orwell’s birthday last week! Now more than ever, his words feel relevant. #BookSky #WritersCommunity #Quotes

Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 23/06/2026

#BookLovers, what's a book that feels like summer for you?☀️📚 #BookSky

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 19/06/2026

This might be chaotic, but here is our 'things you use as a bookmark' tier list! #BookSky #Books #WritingCommunity

Tier list titled 'Things you use as a bookmark'. Superior tier: a receipt from the shop you bought it at, a postcard someone sent you, a pressed flower or leaf. A tier: an actual bookmark, a sticky note with your own annotations, a library card. B tier: a pen or pencil laid across the page, a hair tie, a folded piece of paper. C tier: folding the page, glasses, a random food wrapper. D tier: 'I'll just remember the page', closing the book and hoping for the best."

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Edmonds Scanner @edmondsscanner.bsky.social · 16/06/2026

There are many ways to improve your life: - read books - be kind - read more books - rest - read so many books that an ancient power of undying fire ignites deep in your eyes - hydrate - read more books

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 15/06/2026

One of the best pieces of advice! We couldn't agree more👏 #BookSky #BookLovers #WritingCommunity

Toni Morrison quote: If there's a book that you want to read, but it hasn't been written yet, then you must write it.

Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 04/06/2026

We're back again with another challenge #BookLovers ! Choose your fighter 📚🏒 #BookSky

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 02/06/2026

Our romance book trope tier list! What did we miss? #BookSky #WritingCommunity

Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 01/06/2026

Our love for alignment charts continues. Are you loving Off Campus as much as we are?🏒💙 #offcampus #BookSky

An “Off-Campus Alignment Chart” styled as a nine-square Dungeons & Dragons alignment grid. The chart places characters from Elle Kennedy’s Off-Campus series into moral and personality categories. Top row: Garrett Graham in “Lawful Good,” Hannah Wells in “Neutral Good,” and Allie Hayes in “Chaotic Good.” Middle row: Tucker in “Lawful Neutral,” Logan in “True Neutral,” and Dean Di Laurentis in “Chaotic Neutral.” Bottom row: Garrett’s father in “Lawful Evil,” Allie’s ex-boyfriend in “Neutral Evil,” and Justin Kohl in “Chaotic Evil.” Each square contains a character image with the alignment label beneath it, arranged on a light-colored background with the title “Off-Campus Alignment Chart” at the top.

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 28/05/2026

Books that feel like a summer thunderstorm... Chaotic, emotional, bittersweet, refreshing.⛈️ #BookSky #BookLovers #WritingCommunity

book covers of call me by your name, where the crawdads sing, malibu rising, the paper palace

Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 27/05/2026

Choosing one means betraying the other unfortunately, so pick wisely!👏 #BookSky #WritingCommunity #Readers

A four-panel “You can only choose one” post featuring fictional places from fantasy and dystopian book adaptations. The places shown are Winterfell from Game of Thrones, The Shire from the Hobbit, Howl'd Moving castle, and Olympus from Percy Jackson.

A four-panel “You can only choose one” post featuring side characters from fantasy and dystopian book adaptations. The characters shown are Haymitch Abernathy from The Hunger Games, The Hound from Game of Thrones, Kaz Brekker from Shadow and Bone, and Boromir from The Lord of the Rings. Each character is shown in a dramatic film or TV still with dark, cinematic coloring.

Four-panel graphic asking “You can only choose one romance book trope.” The slide features symbolic images representing different romance tropes: two magnets pulling together for enemies to lovers, mannequins holding hands for fake dating, the sun and the moon for right person, wrong time, and a toy triangle for the love triangle trope. Minimalist collage style with a playful, bookish tone.

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 26/05/2026

Romanticizing existential dread one train ride at a time.🖤 #BookSky #Booklovers #Reading

A meme-style collage titled “dostoevsky is my favorite author” starter pack on a gray background. The collage includes a snowy park bench with the caption “park benches hate to see you coming,” a person in a suit sitting pensively by the water labeled “wears a suit - ironically, obviously,” fingerless gloves, a train ride scene with a copy of Crime and Punishment and the caption “Takes train rides to feel like the main character,” smudged eyeliner and dark under-eyes, a sparse bedroom with “no furniture,” a Dostoevsky loneliness quote, a vodka bottle and glass captioned “Vodka on the rocks!,” and a woman sitting alone by a window with coffee labeled “solitude lover” and “~people watching as a hobby~.”

K.B. Spangler @kbspangler.com · 16/05/2026

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Writing advice: If you're stuck, the best thing to do is put it aside and go back to it cold. If you're still stuck, read it aloud. If you're still stuck, retype the whole freakin' section out again. The whole chapter if you need to, word for word. Your brain will nope out on the problem.

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 20/05/2026

We're back with another Alignment Chart! Thoughts, feelings? #BookLovers #BookSky #Readers

A “Little Women Alignment Chart” meme arranged in a 3x3 grid on a light gray background. Each square contains a character photo from different adaptations of Little Women paired with a Dungeons & Dragons alignment label. From left to right, top row: “Lawful Good” shows Marmee smiling warmly; “Lawful Neutral” shows Beth smiling softly; “Lawful Evil” shows Aunt March in a dark hat. Middle row: “Neutral Good” shows Meg with folded hands; “True Neutral” shows Laurie in a scarf; “Neutral Evil” shows Mr. Dashwood wearing glasses. Bottom row: “Chaotic Good” shows Jo looking determined; “Chaotic Neutral” shows Amy in a white dress; “Chaotic Evil” shows Aunt March older and stern-faced.

Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 19/05/2026

Readers, what's a book you could reread forever?💙 #BookSky #WritingCommunity #BookLovers

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SZ Estavillo @szestavilloauthor.com · 17/05/2026

Negative reviews ≠ failure. Just found a year-old 2-star Goodreads review for The Serpent’s Bridge I missed. The reviewer said my writing was terrible & nothing made sense but kept reading. If a reader hated your book but still couldn’t stop reading, you did something right. #AuthorSky #BookSky

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 13/05/2026

The result of a long and heated office debate. What do you say, fellow #BookLovers - did we get it right?📚💙 #BookSky #Readers #WritingCommunity

A “Pride and Prejudice Alignment” chart styled like a Dungeons & Dragons alignment grid. The nine-square grid pairs character portraits from the 2005 film adaptation with alignment labels. Top row: Mr. Darcy as “Lawful Good,” Elizabeth Bennet as “Lawful Neutral,” and Lady Catherine de Bourgh as “Lawful Evil.” Middle row: Jane Bennet as “Neutral Good,” Mr. Bennet as “True Neutral,” and Caroline Bingley as “Neutral Evil.” Bottom row: Georgiana Darcy as “Chaotic Good,” Mary Bennet as “Chaotic Neutral,” and George Wickham as “Chaotic Evil.” The chart has a light gray background with bold black title text at the top.

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 12/05/2026

Whether you’re drafting your next chapter or getting lost in a new idea, we’ve got playlists to help set the mood. Let the music do the heavy lifting. Happy writing!✨ #readers #WritingCommunity #BookSky open.spotify.com/user/31bpl5f...

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 11/05/2026

Within each of us lives a story just waiting to be told. Don't make yours wait too long — get writing! #WritingCommunity #BookSky #AuthorSky

quote by Maya Angelou: there is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you.

Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 07/05/2026

Back again with a couple more great covers for your inspiration folder.👀 #BookSky #CoverArt #WritingCommunity

Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 06/05/2026

Quick reminder for all book lovers! Project Gutenberg is a treasure trove of over 60,000 free ebooks - classics, poetry, philosophy, and more, all just a click away! 📚✨ #BookSky #Readers #Publishing www.gutenberg.org

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 05/05/2026

If writing a book has been on your mind, this is your sign. Stop wishing. Start writing. #WritingCommunity #Quotes #Booksky

Charles Dickens quote: "the most important thing in life is to stop saying 'I wish' and start saying 'I will'.

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Joanne Harris @joannechocolat.bsky.social · 01/05/2026

Unsolicited writing advice,. no. 2145667: The number of words you write a day, or the time you spend writing, is irrelevant. What matters is that you make progress. One good sentence is better than ten pages you'll have to cut later.

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 30/04/2026

We all say "don't judge a book by its cover"...but we all do. Here are some great covers to take notes from when designing your own.👀

cover of to kill a mockingbird by Harper Lee that is illustrated by Haydn Symons. the picture explains why the cover is good, such as the oak tree is a symbol of Boo Radley and the hand-drawn lettering and brushstroke texture resemble childhood innocence

cover of A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess illustrated by Kristian Hammerstad. Picture explains why the cover is good, such as the skeleton suggests the main character Alex is morally hollow and that the cover features mot recognizable symbols of the story - the bowler hat and the glass of milk.

Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen illustrated by Anna Bond. the picture explains why the cover can be considered good, such as the cover bridges the gap between classic literature and modern lifestyle aesthetics, and the painted look of the cover is inspired by 18th-century wallpaper patterns and folk art

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 29/04/2026

As the world shifts and technology accelerates, this quote feels more relevant than ever to us. Do you agree with Orwell?

quote of the week by George Orwell: If people cannot write well, they cannot think well, and if they cannot think well others will do their thinking for them.

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European Commission @ec.europa.eu · 23/04/2026

Looking for a sign to start reading again? Reading has been shown to have a positive impact on health and wellbeing. It also improves academic performance, creativity, employability, and democratic participation. Happy World Book and Copyright Day!

A poster with a light textured background and blue graphic elements shows a person sitting on a swing suspended by ropes. Large text at the top reads, “Want to get back into reading?” followed by “Here are 7 books by European authors we’d recommend*.” Below is a list of book titles and authors with their countries: “Falling Animals” by Sheila Armstrong (Ireland); “Quand Cécile” by Philippe Marczewski (Belgium); “Deepfake” by Makis Malafekas (Greece); “Papir tvoje kože” by Lora Tomaš (Croatia); “La península de las casas vacías” by David Uclés (Spain); “Margaret, er du i sorg” by Maria Kjos Fonn (Norway); and “I Giorni di Vetro” by Nicoletta Verna (Italy). A small European Union flag icon appears in the bottom corner, along with a note indicating the selection is from the 2025 European Union Prize for Literature laureates.

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 27/10/2025

All the leaves are brown, your dark academia friend has shed their flimsy summer disguise, and it's time to get cozy with some moody autumn reads. Here are some of our favourite fall classics. 💙📚 #amreading

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Bookmundo @bookmundo.com · 30/07/2025

Much like her namesake, the mighty Brontosaurus, Emily Brontë towers over the canopy of the literary landscape. From her lofty vantage point in the canon, she peers into our minds, souls, and hearts, laying their contents bare on the page and leaving us forever changed. 📚💙 #emilybronte #amreading

A collage-style “starter pack” titled “emily is my favorite brontë” starter pack, representing fans of Emily Brontë and Wuthering Heights. It includes: Pinterest-style mood boards and collages featuring quotes and images from the novel; a photo labeled “rainy days are my favorite”; a book cover of Wuthering Heights; a teacup and saucer labeled “petrichor”; black combat boots; an open creative journal with plants; a camera with colorful film rolls; a green pin that reads “Half Savage & Hardy & Free”; a Kate Bush cassette tape; a quote card that reads “I have to remind myself to breathe – almost to remind my heart to beat!”; a pair of black headphones labeled “black cat energy”; and a silhouette of bare tree branches. The overall mood is moody, artistic, romantic, and introspective.