Author Hashtags | Hashtags for Authors Cheat Sheet 60 hashtags to use and follow on social media for writers and authors. Book lovers will LOVE this...
Author newsletters are crucial these days for indie or traditionally published authors: discussion of RSS feed v newsletter, automation, and segmentation.
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Jul 21, 2018 - Explore Suzanne Martin's board "Author study ideas" on Pinterest. See more ideas about author studies, author, book activities.
Learn exactly what goes into an effective media platform and how to use your media platform to get an agent or publisher for your book.
I was born in the magical city of Prague, in the Czech Republic, once known as the Paris of central Europe. I love old architecture, opera, classical music and vintage clothing. Perhaps latent memories of my early childhood are responsible. I have a degree in history and enjoy ferreting out obscure details of the…
I love getting to the end of a book and reading an author’s note that provides insight into the story’s inspiration. The story is classified as fiction, but there is a seed or small moment that the author used as a … Continue reading →
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Your author platform is important for building your brand and expanding your reader base. Where should you start when you're a new author?
Do you dream of being a self-published author and long to see your titles on Amazon being purchased by people around the world?
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Author branding is a vital part of gaining consistent book sales. Do you know what your author brand is?
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As an author, you have probably heard that you need an email list to market your books. You may have signed up for an email mailing list service and are ready to craft your first newsletter, except while staring at the blank page, you have no idea what to do. What should you write? What do readers want to hear about? In this post, we will help you brainstorm What to Include in Your Author Newsletter.
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Erin Benzakein interviews Jamie Beck for the blog about her book, An American in Provence, and her creative approach. Get ready to be inspired!
The Bookseller's Author Day promised that authors would "have their day". Did it deliver? Commendations and recommendations from the Alliance of Independent Authors.
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Now that you know you need an author website, let's talk content. There are four pages that are necessary for an essential author website: Home, About, Books, and Contact Before we get into the key components of each page, a few general comments: Design As we discussed in my last post, a clean organized design, visually appealing without being distracting, is your best friend. Keep your navigation simple and avoid fancy page tabs. Have your page tabs or menus clear and concise e.g. “Home, Abou