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Here’s a heads-up for any of our tribe planning to attend the 2015 PubSense Summit in Charleston, SC March 22-24: Early-bird pricing ends today, January 5, 2015, at midnight. Early-bird pricing offers you 10% off either the VIP conference package

We LOVE Google Alerts for so many author-related exercises (a “magnificent seven” of them appear below), but have you thought about how you can use Google Alerts to build your author PR and marketing connections? Google Alerts is easily one

Our thanks to business consultant and writer Nick Rojas for this insightful article. Weigh in with your comments below, and from all of us at WWW, Happy New Year! The term “content shock” was coined by author Mark Schaefer in

Our thanks to Chanticleer Book Reviews founder Kiffer Brown for this guest post, and Chanticleer’s special offer to the WWW tribe… Do you have a diamond in the rough with your 2014 NaNoWriMo* manuscript? If you think that you have

Looking for more punch for tweets about your book? You’ll enjoy this list we’ve put together of Twitter accounts that tweet book news: Tweeting Book News. These tweeters are reviewers, libraries, bookstores, or folks just providing services such as tweeting

From all of us at Where Writers Win, to all of you, our very best wishes for a joyous holiday season, full of good friends, good family, good cheer and of course, good words… Enjoy, and we’ll be back on

Imitation isn’t just the sincerest form of flattery; it’s how we learn what works and what doesn’t work, especially when it comes to book marketing. With that in mind, we decided to go surfing the WWW (world-wide-web) for clever book