Riffle is (yes, another) new platform promising to connect publishers, authors, books and readers, and bring book discussions into the Facebook Newsfeed. But by using the best features of many of the best social media sites, they may have stumbled
Author Marketing: First Comes Content, Then Come Fans
A conversation we have frequently with new clients about their author marketing goes something like this: C: I’ve followed a bunch of people on Twitter (or Facebook, or Google+, take your pick), but no one’s following me back. WWW: Okay,
Where Writers Win: Celebrating Independence!
What a month it’s been for the Where Writers Win team, as well as for our clients. We thought it would be fun to bring you a brief update on what we’ve been up to for you, and a look
Pebbles in the Publicity Pond: How to Create a Ripple Effect for Your Book
Our thanks to book publicist Lynda Bouchard for this guest post! (Graphics courtesy FreeDigitalPhotos.net) Whenever I begin working with an author, I present them with a few questions so I can define goals for their book. Without fail their expectations
Top-Selling Indie Author Shares 4 Tips for Marketing Your Book
Building a Following is a Marathon, Not a Sprint, Says this Corporate Exec-Turned-Novelist If you want people to read your book, you have to be more than a talented storyteller or researcher – you will need plenty of persistence, says
Five SEO Tips to Bring Readers To Your Site
Thanks to author Connie Davis for this guest post! For authors, search engine optimization (SEO) is all about getting your name into the public eye. By following some simple strategies, SEO can work to your benefit to bring readers to
New: Book Festivals, Writers Conferences and Competitions Interactive Calendar
The WWW team is excited to announce the launch of our new interactive calendar in the Winner Circle! Our cool new calendar, full of upcoming book festivals, writers conferences and retreats and writing competitions, offers several really fun features we