For many people, this weekend is the celebration of the Christian holiday of Easter. Even if you don’t celebrate that particular holiday, you can still appreciate the fact that this time of year is certainly one of rebirth. In North America, anyway. What is it like everywhere else, readers?
The last few installments of this blog have seen quite upsets and upheavals, which is exactly what I like to see. This week’s blog post is no different. The Top 20 most popular book ideas as of March 26, 2016 are:
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2,609 |
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2 |
A Dress the Color of the Sky by Jennifer Irwin Relationships· Family· Literature & Fiction·Parenting·Self-Help |
2,311 |
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3 | Red by Nicole Collet |
2,067 |
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4 | Blasphemous Cocktails by Steve Wollett |
1,924 |
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5 |
1,343 |
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6 |
1.234
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7 |
941
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8 |
817
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9 |
784
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10 |
557
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11 | Hearts on Fire (Heartwarming Birthday Messages)by Vivek Kumar |
508 |
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12 |
The Springer by Catherine Hope Mystery· Romance· Science Fiction & Fantasy·Suspense·Thriller |
479
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13 |
471
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14 |
334
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The Girl That Wasn’t Min by Lilian Surgeson Literature & Fiction· Mystery· Science Fiction & Fantasy·Suspense· Thriller |
330
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16 | Reckless by Zeke Kuenzi
Science fiction fantasy, Mystery, Suspense,Thriller, Arts and photography |
304
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17 |
A Journey of Faith A Sweet Water Mountain Mystery: Book 1 by Ann Harrison |
298 |
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18 |
science fiction fantasy, literature-fiction,mystery, suspense, thriller |
287
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19 |
Thy Broken Mind by Kain Fairbrooks science fiction fantasy, literature-fiction,mystery, suspense, thriller |
237
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20 |
207
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Rise of a King
I guess it’s not really a rise of any actual king, but Wade Fransson’s The Rod of Iron surges to take the #1 position from Jennifer Irwin and A Dress the Color of the Sky by a 298 vote margin. The Rod of Iron has been a regular of the Top 5 since the beginning of this blog series in June of 2015. A 312 vote gain since March 12 carried this Book Idea to the top of the list. Way to go, Wade!
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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.
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- Read about our publishing model and our other FAQ answers.
- Submit a book idea
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