From the front lines: Readying your book reading
Boring readings don’t sell books. Here’s how to make the crowd hang on your every word. Read More “From the front lines: Readying your book reading”
Boring readings don’t sell books. Here’s how to make the crowd hang on your every word. Read More “From the front lines: Readying your book reading”
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Learn how to grow and develop your audience through sending email newsletters. Read More “Build your audience through newsletters”
Add to FavoritesOver razzleberry smoothies a few years ago, a mega-famous author said to me: “You have 20 published books but only 20 followers on … Read More “Making social media matter”
Help readers keep track of important dates and boost your career at the same time. Read More “Why you should consider promoting your book with an online calendar”
There’s a movement towards producing inclusive content on the internet, and here are a few high-level considerations to make your website more accessible to every reader. Read More “How to increase accessibility for online writers and readers”
Writing magazine articles can help you promote your book, write about what you love, and get paid for your words. Let this article show you how to connect with your audience, and better publicize your work. Read More “How to market your book with magazine articles”
Building your personal writer brand can lead to smoother career sailing, but one wrong move can land you in rocky waters. Here’s our guide to staying afloat. Read More “Steer your brand towards success with this guide for authors”