Current wisdom says YouTube.com is a must-have social network in your pot of social media stew. So how can an author put YouTube to work for them? Here are five possible ways: Get a friend to videotape you at a
Using Content Creation Marketing Companies to Gain Exposure for Your Writing Business
Sandi Lilly is a freelance writer with five years of on and offline experience. She has been published in B2B Magazine, the Main ARTery Magazine and has written multiple articles for Livestrong.com and Chron.com. She works from her home in
Improve Your Reach With Content Intelligence
Our thanks to Pam Niska, technical account manage for Tynt for this guest post, a follow-up to the article we published about Tynt on January 25. After you’ve installed the Tynt script on your author website or blog and you
Shout Your Author Message… With a Whisper
Our thanks to author and leadership consultant Jane Perdue for this guest post. Great advice for authors as you go forth to share your book message with potential readers! Challenge my mind. Intrigue me. Pique my curiosity. Move me.
How to Use Tynt to Improve Your Author Website Traffic and Inbound Links
Here’s a site we’re loving right now: Tynt.com, because lots of online readers like to copy bits and snippets of text (and images) from websites (82%). Tynt is a bit of code you add to your author website: When someone
Beyond Google: 25 Fact-Finding Sites for Writers
Our thanks to author and internet research guru Geri Spieler for this informative guest post. Whether researching info for a book or an upcoming blog post, here are some helpful hints and sites! Conducting Internet research is a challenge. It’s
Author Email Marketing: 7 Rookie Mistakes to Avoid
Whether you’re advising readers of your latest blog posts or announcing new book releases, sales, contests or other book promotions, there are right and wrong ways to engage your readers with emails. Here are seven great pointers – mistakes to