Two strategies for launching a book series: write multiple books first, then advertise once you have several ready, or publish as you go while using price drops to push readers into the series. Most authors wait until they have at least three books before spending heavily on ads.
Well, I, I've heard they. I've heard that a series usually doesn't start, take, take off to like around book four. So I know some writers that will just kind of focus on just writing. They kind of ignore the sales numbers and they either, either they'll release them all at once. They'll just kind of wait and like, release them like one after another, you know, every few months. Or if they want to publish them, like, sort of as they write them, they'll just publish them and do like a launch and everything. But they don't worry too much about the numbers until they. Several books in the series. And then they'll start focusing on like, spending money on ads to try to. Because you can make more money, obviously, like, if somebody buys like the first book you have, like, you might have like a sale on the first book and then. Or maybe even lower the price a little bit on the second book. And so that like, when you're doing all this advertising, hopefully they'll just be like, oh, I'll just buy the whole series or I'll buy the first few.
