#digital marketing work

[rajeevp]

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[evydraws]

The next Dracula illustration I want to paint: Still only a thumbnail...

[wearerofsocksart]

twink boutta pounce

[motof1bfs]

Max Verstappen, #1

At times, it’s almost too easy for Verstappen. - Time.com

I know my goat - 🏁

[greenconverses]

do you feel like there's more pressure from reviewers on booktok, who often get PR boxes along with ARC copies, to expect these fancy things from indie authors (especially if they are unknown and debut) like candles and plushies and art and bookmarks and limited edition signed sprayed edge hardcovers?

Oh 100%. It’s all just a symptom of the rise of book boxes, special editions, and collecting books as the hobby vs reading as the hobby.

Like, I’m shocked PR boxes are a thing for debut self-published authors. Trad publishing houses save PR boxes for the big titles and authors, the ones they can easily recoup on the costs on, not your average debut.

And here you have a bunch of people who got into writing two years ago (who, lbr, should probably still be posting on wattpad) spending upwards of $5K to send out a box of junk to influencers whose promo maybe, just maybe, might get them break even on the promotion costs. I’m sure it started because someone with money wanted to have cool art and fun trinkets for their book, and it was successful for them so it became a ~marketing hack~ for everyone else. But the fact that it’s trickling down to point where I’m seeing a bunch of nobodies talking about getting PR boxes together or needing to buy extras to promote their first book ever is wild.

In some ways, I feel like a lot of people in indie and self-pub industries are consumed with the marketing of books instead of actually producing a good product. The compressed timelines for writing, the constant four month release cycles, always needing to produce content content content even if your production isn’t finished. Like babes, some of you haven’t even completed the first step of FINISHING YOUR BOOK and you’re already trying to sell it to people with interchangeable canva graphics? C’mon.

They’re all trying to keep up with the Joneses on the chance they hit it big with the right BookTokker at the right time. Some of them will be rewarded, but most of them won’t. And that makes it a huuuuuge market for scammers at all ends of the process.

[petchypeach]

I love this badass girl who slays dragon kings ❤️

[ghostopt]

Trump was Right About Everything Political Mens Short Sleeve T-Shirt Graphic Tee

[aldor-der-wear]

Would you spare a couple of shillings sir?

Commissions sheet:

More art examples:

[dawnthefluffyduck]

Happy 1st anniversary to Looking Glasses by @ferronickel :) (edit; whoops forgot to remove the space in the tag, sorry i know you've already seen it haha)

[bronalnespoth]

Been feeling a little nauseous today, but wanted to make sure I had a chance to formally introduce myself this evening....

So, hey there! My name is Brona!

I hope you all enjoy my new job requested profile.

Here's hoping I don't bore you with my life. Lol.

[reneesfanworks]

they got me an optical pen for christmas let's fucking gooo

[kirby-the-gorb]

[artist-ellen]

The idea being that the bigger the bundles or physical books are more expensive. The smaller the bundle the lower the cost sort of thing. Let me know what you think, feel free to comment or tag things you’d want to see because I wanna know. This is totally how prime market research works 😅

https://linktr.ee/ellen.artistic for all the links!

[loppiopio]

live izaya reaction to chapter 29 (honey python) of a cheap imitation.

[swoofa]

creatures of many types

[hermesparis]

everyone pray for me that my interview is in english please