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The Smarty Pants Book Marketing Podcast

Award-winning marketer Chris Syme and bestselling indie author Becca Syme give self-published authors the latest social media tips and strategies that sell more books and build loyal fans. Join them as they interview top book marketing experts, showcase successful indie authors, and offer tips from their own successes on this weekly show.
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Mar 25, 2019

This episode is the third of a three-part super series on how to become a BookBub ads expert with David Gaughran. If you haven't listened to episodes one and two, we recommend you start there. Here's the link to the first show in the series: https://cksyme.com/episode120

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In this episode Chris and expert guest David Gaughran talk about how to bid for success with BookBub ads. There may be a tiny bit of math involved, but keep calm and carry on.

Show Notes & Links:

-Why using CPM (cost-per-thousand impressions) bidding can be foreboding. 

-The reasons why CPM bidding is better than CPC bidding (cost-per-click) on BookBub ads.

-If you haven't optimized your ads through testing and your ad is bad, CPM might be a risk.

-When should you use BookBub ads?

-Is there a difference in effectiveness for authors on KDP-only or wide?

-Why your success rate goes up when you test.

-When BookBub ads are good for free books and when they are not

-Be sure and listen for David's smarty pants tip to rule them all at the end of the show.

Links (click 'em, they're live)

-Get David's new book, BookBub Ads Expert here

-David Gaughran website and blog

-Becca Syme's new Quitcast Show; what to quit, what to keep, and what to question.

Chris Syme's Facebook page

 

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