Hello Readers! Welcome to the end of May! Is everyone here in the US ready for Memorial Day? For those of you unfamiliar for this feral holiday here in the States, Memorial Day is the unoficial start of summer. Everyone grills up some food, there’s often bonfires, and general merriment as well as the more somber implications of a holiday in remembrance of those that died in defense of our country.
This week here at SOOP, Book Ideas are getting votes, New Book Ideas are being entered every day, and all sorts of things are heating up. Like the summer months bringing about new growth from plants and gardens, SOOP offers a front row seat to the rising of many author’s stars. The Lottery Curse by Carey Azzara for moving up to the 3rd spot. Wade Fransson’s The Rod of Iron adds over 200 new votes since April. Carrey Azzara’s The Lottery Curse continues to gain new votes this month. Newcomers Willow Rose Learns Honesty by Marvia Korol and Meredith Mast and Eighteen by Daniel Mignault earned several additional votes this month as well, displaying an impressive momentum. While there were no changes in the rankings this post, be sure to pay attention in the coming weeks. Exciting things are growing and you won’t want to miss!
The Top 20 most popular book ideas as of May 28, 2016 are:
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Want to get the most out of SOOP?
SOOP has several packages to help you with your Marketing Plan. Make sure to take a minute and check those out. Plus, the Service Marketplace offers a way for you authors to get in contact with people who can help you with your Product, Platform, and Promotion.
In January, SOOP rolled out the their new paid and free paths to success. In case you missed those announcements, here’s a quick summary. The free path offers the many of the same helpful services, including homework at each stage of the voting process that helps you, the author, create substantial marketing progress and develop the best book possible. These homework assignments are returned on a pass/fail basis. The paid path, the Professional Path, offers the unique benefits of a percentage grading system, which gives the author a more complete idea of their direction.
FAQ of the day: How do I get started with SOOP?
- Read about our publishing model and our other FAQ answers.
- Submit a book idea
- Learn how to get votes – start at Part I.
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