Yesterday, HootSuite officially rolled out Instagram use to all its users, giving us yet another reason to heartily recommend them as an incredibly useful and time-saving solution for authors trying to manage multiple social media platforms. Now that Instagram—one of
Throwback Thursday – hanging out in the local library as a teenager, avoiding chores at home and lots of little brothers and sisters. Back in those days, our local library (shown at right) was brand-spanking new, with a nifty loft
Whether you’re published or unpublished, traditionally or indie or self-published, there are always new tools to help you tell more readers about your work, and sell more books! This weekend, as we celebrate Independence Day in the USA with fireworks
Our sincere thanks to Wise Ink Creative Publishing for this guest post – We’re excited to hear YOUR thoughts on Amazon’s newest payment strategy… Read on! If you are the least bit tech savvy in your book reading (or writing),
One of the companies we enjoyed connecting with at Book Expo America was Dropcards. When it comes to unique author collateral, there’s not much an author can do inexpensively to separate themselves from the pack. Bookmarks, okay, but do a
By Porter Anderson (On Twitter: @Porter_Anderson) Hear that cheer from the Left Coast? That might just be librarians gathered for the American Library Association’s (ALA) big Annual Conference & Exhibition. It opens today, Thursday (25th June) in San Francisco. And
Our thanks to author Laura McNeill for this guest post. We met Laura at the recent Publish15 event in Georgia, where we taught a class together on Curating Digital Communities – and loved Laura’s take on the “photo-centric” sites… Enjoy!