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5 Email Marketing Tips for New Authors
It’s no secret that email lists are one of the best marketing tools to have in your belt. They allow you to reach your followers in one of the most intimate ways any person or brand can—their inbox.
Should you Blog as an Author?
Whether you’re beginning your author platform or multiple years in and looking for the next right addition, you’ve probably thought about starting a blog. Your options are endless, beginning can be daunting, and it can be hard to narrow down your niche so your blog can be as effective as possible.
10 Steps to a Successful Book Launch
Launching your book is a big accomplishment! Follow these 10 steps to get the most out of your book launch.
It’s official. Your book is going to print, and you have a launch date.
But now what? How do you market ahead of time? What do you talk about? Where do you talk? What do you do to get ahead and make the biggest pre-release splash possible?
How to Give Yourself the Best Chance at Landing a Publishing Contract
The internet is full of suggestions for how authors can make their work stand out. Some advice is often repeated—grow a platform, develop your craft, spend money on ads, start a blog, start a podcast … The list goes on.
How much of that do you actually need? And when should you start it if you want the best chance at getting published?
How to Get a Book Published – What to Prepare Before You Submit Your Book
Submitting your manuscript can be a hard thing to do. It’s risky to put yourself (and your work) out there, so before you do, there are a few things you should have to make the process easier.
A Beginner’s Guide to Publishing Jargon
Publishing, like any industry, is full of its own jargon. When you’re first getting started, knowing a few of these key phrases and acronyms may help you get past those first stages of confusion.
5 Ways to Feed Your Reading Habit on a Budget
There are a few universally acknowledged truths all book lovers must face at some point in their reading career: 1. They will never have enough time to read every book in the world, and 2. A book-buying habit can be an expensive habit to maintain.
5 Ways to Make Your Manuscript Stand Out to a Publisher
If you’re not doing these 5 things, your manuscript risks ending up in the dreaded slush pile.