Our thanks to Michael Keshen, Content Marketer at Hover for this guest post. When you’re trying to establish your online presence as a writer, your name is everything. There are many basic components your website needs, but perhaps most important
As you may have heard, getting your author website found increasingly depends on how well it’s “optimized.” In a nutshell, this means your site contains useful keywords that are searched on Google by potential readers looking for what you have
At the end of July we wrote a post, Have You Overlooked Your Local Library? Apparently many of us have; we visit too many libraries that are ghost towns, but more and more community leaders and savvy folks in publishing
Just over a year ago, one of our favorite authors, Steve Piacente, did a great post: 8 Ways Authors Can Use Pinterest” –and showed us many of his own boards, including artist sketches of his book scenes, even rejected covers
Our thanks to Kiffer Brown of Chanticleer Reviews for this guest post, part of a great series at www.chantireviews.com. As an author, you must maintain TOMA (Top of Mind Association) with your readers, or another author definitely will. The easiest
Ah, where DOES the time go? After an incredibly busy spring/summer and events in Columbia, New York, Chicago and Atlanta, we’re already gearing up for what promises to be a busy, busy season with a stellar fall conference line-up for
Written Word Media’s sites are go-to marketing platforms for both independent authors and traditional publishers. We had the chance to talk with Ricci Wolman, the founder and CEO of Written Word Media, about how her sites help authors sell more