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7 Traps Waiting for Successful Bloggers, (Part 2)
7 Traps Waiting for Successful Bloggers, (Part 2) describes problems with technology, pitches, burnout, and life itself
This Week in the Blogs, October 25 – 31, 2014
Blogs for Self-Publishers, October 25 – 31, 2014 including Lindsay Buroker, Helen Sedwick, Frances Caballo, Lee Stephen and Lysa Grant
How Romeo and Juliet Can Help You Write Your Next Book
How Romeo and Juliet Can Help You Write Your Next Book by Helen Sedwick explains how copyright works when writers base their stories on public domain works.
6 Ways to Write a Quick Free Ebook to Build Your Mailing List
6 Ways to Write a Quick Free Ebook to Build Your Mailing List by Nina Amir explains how you can quickly create a free ebook to attract subscribers for your mailing list and why you should.
7 Traps Waiting for Successful Bloggers, (Part 1)
7 Traps Waiting for Successful Bloggers, (Part 1) describes problems with SPAM, hackers and internet trolls
Self-Publishing: Carnival of the Indies Issue #49
Welcome to this issue of the Carnival of the Indies blog carnival. This issue is for October, 2014. We welcome your submissions on topics related to writing, self-publishing, book design or marketing books. A collection of outstanding articles recently posted to...
5 Marketing Mistakes That Beginning Fiction Writers Make
5 Marketing Mistakes That Beginning Fiction Writers Make by Jason Kong explains why connecting the proper readers with your fiction is part of being a writer, as much as the craft of storytelling itself.
Top 5 Ways Authors Sabotage Their Own Book
Top 5 Ways Authors Sabotage Their Own Book by Shayla Eaton explains why self-published authors often think they don’t need a professional editor, and why they should reconsider this decision.
This Week in the Blogs, October 14 – 20, 2014
Blogs for Self-Publishers, October 14 – 20, 2014 including Frances Caballo, Carla King, Nick Thacker, Sabrina Ricci and Doris-Maria Heilmann
Is Crowdsourced Editing Right for Your Book?
Is Crowdsourced Editing Right for Your Book? by Corina Koch MacLeod and Carla Douglas explains the concept of crowdsourced editing and compares crowdsourced editors to beta readers and professional editors.
