{"id":1683,"date":"2026-03-07T15:40:48","date_gmt":"2026-03-07T15:40:48","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/booklinker.com\/blog\/?p=1683"},"modified":"2026-11-10T14:33:53","modified_gmt":"2026-11-10T14:33:53","slug":"12-marketing-strategies-and-you-might-not-know-this-booklinker-march-2026-broadcast-1","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/booklinker.com\/blog\/12-marketing-strategies-and-you-might-not-know-this-booklinker-march-2026-broadcast-1\/","title":{"rendered":"12 marketing strategies and you might not know this, – Booklinker March 2026 Broadcast #1"},"content":{"rendered":"
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One book link, Every store Booklinker.com<\/strong><\/a>\u200b<\/p>\n

3\/3\/2026<\/p>\n

Hello,<\/p>\n

I received so many responses from the Collections Challenge last month, I decided to do another one.<\/p>\n

This time we’re going to dive into data. Wait\u2014don\u2019t leave yet. I promise I’m not going to get into anything too intense that involves lots of numbers, graphs, x-axis, vectors, gradients and any other fancy math term you can think of. I’m a writer, not a data scientist.<\/p>\n

You may not know this, but Booklinker provides you with some basic data for each link that allows you to see the number of clicks, what country they came from and from what retailer.<\/p>\n

The numbers themselves aren’t the interesting part. What matters is what they can tell you.<\/p>\n

To find the numbers, go to your Booklinker dashboard.
\u200b<\/strong>Click on “See Report” next to the number of clicks. <\/p>\n

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Here is where you will find your data: <\/strong><\/p>\n

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Here are a few simple ways to use this information<\/h2>\n

\u2022 See if readers are actually clicking your links<\/strong>\u200b
If you share a Booklinker link in a newsletter or social post, the click count tells you whether readers are curious enough to check out the book.<\/p>\n

\u2022 Discover where your readers are located<\/strong>\u200b
The country data can reveal where your audience is growing. You might think most of your readers are in the U.S., but you could start seeing clicks from the U.K., Canada, Australia, or somewhere unexpected. If you notice clicks coming from a specific country, you might try targeting that market with promotions, ads, or retailer links tailored to readers there.<\/p>\n

\u2022 Track which places send readers to your book<\/strong>\u200b
You can create different Booklinker links for different places you share them.<\/p>\n

For example:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Newsletter link
mybook.to\/MyBookNL<\/p>\n

TikTok link
mybook.to\/MyBookTT<\/p>\n

Now when you look at the clicks, you can see which platform is actually sending readers to your book page.<\/p>\n

None of this requires spreadsheets or complicated analysis. It\u2019s simply a way to get small clues about what\u2019s catching readers\u2019 attention and where they\u2019re discovering your books.<\/p>\n

This month’s challenge:
\u200b<\/strong>Pick a Booklinker link that has clicks. Share with me the top 2 countries you received clicks.<\/p>\n

Happy Marketing!<\/p>\n

Kerrie<\/p>\n

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Kerrie
Booklinker Author Liaison
\u200bKerrie Flanagan<\/a>\u200b<\/p>\n

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Next Free Webinar<\/h2>\n
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Direct sales used to be complicated and reserved for the biggest authors. Not anymore. Learn how authors at any level can sell direct, keep more revenue, and build lasting leverage in a publishing world that\u2019s rapidly shifting toward direct sales. The future belongs to authors who own their audience.<\/p>\n

Register today: https:\/\/booklinker.mykajabi.com\/Direct-Sales-Curios<\/a>\u200b<\/p>\n

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In the previous Broadcast I asked you to share what you are doing to set yourself up for success. I loved Kathleen’s story and wanted to share. She hopes it will help and inspire someone else. <\/p>\n

Kathleen’s Story<\/h1>\n

Every year I do a business plan and for the last few years, I\u2019d get to week 2 in January and feel li<\/p>\n

ke I\u2019d failed already.
Stupid, huh?
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This year I didn\u2019t do one. I still have a bunch of books to write but only 2 before August and one of those is done and the other one is more than halfway. I\u2019ve given myself the first half of this year to write.
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So I still have a plan, I still have things I do on the regular like newsletters but there\u2019s no pressure. And weirdly I\u2019m getting more stuff done. I\u2019m trying different promos and not necessarily paid ones, ones I just push on my own socials to see what\u2019s working and am amazed at the results. <\/p>\n

When I first started this gig, I\u2019d celebrate every release. I\u2019d go to lunch, one year I purchased a gold bracelet but for the past few (many) years I\u2019ve stopped doing that because I felt like a failure. Even though I\u2019m not. <\/p>\n

So this year I\u2019m celebrating all my releases. And it might only be with my favourite chocolate or taking time out to go for a walk but I\u2019m going to do something.
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\u200bKathleen Kelly<\/a>\u200b
USA Today Best Selling Author<\/p>\n

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Collection Page Challenge Results Part 2<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Collection pages kept rolling in after the initial challenge so wanted to share these late arrivals. See what these authors did with their Collection Pages.
\u200bNOTE:<\/strong> don’t forget you can personalize the URL with your book or series name. <\/p>\n

Not sure what a Collection Page is or how to create one? Visit https:\/\/booklinker.kit.com\/posts\/BL-Broadcast-Feb-10-2026<\/a>\u200b<\/p>\n

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\u200bhttps:\/\/mybook.to\/theDottieLee
\u200b<\/a>\u200bhttps:\/\/mybook.to\/mynovellas<\/a>\u200b
\u200bhttps:\/\/mybook.to\/calm_body_calm_mind<\/a>\u200b
\u200bhttps:\/\/mybook.to\/tianawarnerbooks<\/a>\u200b
\u200bhttps:\/\/mybook.to\/sapphicromantasy<\/a>\u200b
\u200bhttps:\/\/mybook.to\/health_and_wellness<\/a>\u200b
\u200bhttps:\/\/mybook.to\/HGxVx4Y<\/a>\u200b
\u200bhttps:\/\/mybook.to\/FiveKingdoms
\u200b<\/a>\u200bhttps:\/\/mybook.to\/krovaris
\u200b<\/a>\u200bhttps:\/\/mybook.to\/0V6Av8<\/a>\u200b
\u200bhttps:\/\/mybook.to\/Kis6<\/a>\u200b
\u200bhttps:\/\/mybook.to\/LNIwmR<\/a>\u200b<\/p>\n

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\ud83d\udc49 Monthly Marketing Tip<\/h2>\n

Create a \u201cNew Reader\u201d Path:<\/strong> Make it easy for new readers to know where to start by clearly labeling the first book in each series on your website, social profiles, and newsletters. A simple \u201cStart Here\u201d link can turn curiosity into a full series read.<\/p>\n

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One Book Marketing Truth…<\/h2>\n

Trying to do every marketing strategy will burn you out.<\/p>\n

The most successful authors focus on a small number of strategies that fit their strengths.<\/p>\n

That\u2019s exactly what we work on inside The Book Business Collective<\/strong>.<\/a>\u200b<\/p>\n

\u2022 Clear marketing lessons
\u2022 Real examples from working authors
\u2022 A supportive community that helps you stay consistent<\/p>\n

Join us for just $9\/month: <\/strong>https:\/\/geni.us\/TBBCInformation<\/strong><\/a>\u200b<\/p>\n

“You did not leave a rock unturned… It was both wide and deep, kicking open doors I didn’t even know were there.”<\/em><\/strong> ~Don TBBC course graduate<\/p>\n

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Industry News & Articles \u270d\ud83c\udffd<\/h2>\n

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\u200b\ud83c\udf1f <\/a>\u200bWhy Your Book Isn’t Selling: Metadata<\/a>\u200b<\/h3>\n

If your book is not selling, the problem may be your metadata. For many authors, the word metadata sounds like static in their ears. You know what data is, so metadata must be the same thing, right?<\/p>\n

No. Metadata is critical to book sales.<\/p>\n

Thomas Umstattd Jr. asked Dave Chesson, creator of Kindlepreneur.com, Publisher Rocket, Atticus, and other tools for authors, to explain why.<\/p>\n

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\ud83c\udf1f<\/strong>Email List Segmentation For Authors: How To Reach Readers And Increase Sales<\/strong><\/a>\u200b<\/p>\n

“Grow your email list.” No matter what stage of your writing career you’re in, you’ve probably heard these words. Odds are, you’ve heard them more than once.
But the reality is that a large list doesn’t automatically equal more book sales. A healthy, organized list does!<\/p>\n

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\u200b\ud83c\udf1f<\/a>\u200b12 Book Marketing Strategies for Authors (2026)<\/strong><\/a>\u200b<\/p>\n

Finishing your book is a monumental achievement, but it’s only half the journey. In today’s crowded market, a great story needs a smart plan to find its readers. The difference between a bestseller and a book that languishes in obscurity often comes down to effective promotion. But where do you start? The world of book marketing can feel overwhelming, with endless advice and ever-changing platforms.<\/p>\n

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Have you created or used a Booklinker link recently to give your readers a choice of retailers or direct them to the correct Amazon stores around the world? <\/p>\n

\u200bBooklinker.com<\/strong><\/a>\u200b<\/p>\n

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Conferences I am attending: <\/h2>\n