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Author Email Marketing: 7 Rookie Mistakes to Avoid
Whether you’re advising readers of your latest blog posts or announcing new book releases, sales, contests or other book promotions, there are right and wrong ways to engage your readers with emails. Here are seven great pointers – mistakes to
Six Tips to Crafting a Better Author Bio: Write A Life Story Worth Reading!
Our thanks to author Steve Piacente (pictured right with his titles at Book Expo of America) for this insightful post. It definitely pays to have a well-crafted “About the Author” on your book and your website, and Steve’s suggestions are
Five Tips for Self Publishing Your Book
Thanks to blogger Madyson Grant for this guest post! Self publishing your book allows you total control over your work. There are several benefits to choosing self publication over other options. You will need to know a few basics to
Author Revolution Day: Be a Part of It!
Each year, over a thousand of the best minds in publishing gather in NYC for the Tools of Change (TOC) conference produced by O’Reilly Media. The conference features brilliant speakers and news on start-ups. Simply put, for anyone in the
Agent and Editor Insights Part 4: Defending the Traditional Publishing Model
Our favorite panels at the writer events we attended this past year were those featuring agents and editors. This coverage, Part 4 of 4, is from the Agents & Editors panel at Words & Music: A Literary Feast in New
Agent and Editor Insights Part 3: Publisher Negotiations
Our favorite panels at the writer events we attended this past year were those featuring agents and editors. This coverage, Part 3 of 4, is from the Agents & Editors panel at Words & Music: A Literary Feast in New