Our thanks to Carol Van Den Hende for this fifth in a series of posts to provide perspective on the business of writing, leveraging a marketing professional’s experience. In this installment, making the most out of attending a writers conference!
Our thanks to WWW team member Matthew Dix for this post. Matthew’s work for Where Writers Win includes identifying and posting writing competitions of value to emerging authors! It’s easy to bemoan the contest culture that seems to have taken
Let’s talk today about author tip sheets and sell sheets. Why do you need one? What should it include? Even before your book heads to market, you’ll find this one page tool critical in your arsenal! We’ve provided a short
Our thanks to book publicist Claire McKinney of Claire McKinney Public Relations for this post! You have an MFA in Creative Writing from a respected program/university. You have been carefully crafting your book to create the best literary debut you
Think “brand” and we often conjure up images of Coca Cola products or soap. But an author brand is just as vital to your marketing efforts, and your author branding begins even before you publish your first book. Here, a
On the heels of Sunday’s post, Author Marketing Mastery #4: Include A Reader’s Guide In Your Book! I wanted to share some fun I recently experienced during a wild weekend with book clubbers from across the country. This is about
Book club questions, often also called a Reader’s Guide, aren’t just for your website. They can be a critical addition to the end pages of your book, immediately putting the subliminal thought in a reader’s head that this is a